Maximizing Battery Life: Learn How to Check Apple Watch Battery Health

You can easily check the battery life of your Apple Watch from the associated iPhone, and Apple has made the process rather simple. Here’s a how-to manual to walk you through the procedure:

Step 1: Ensure Your Apple Watch Is Paired

Make sure your Apple Watch and iPhone are linked before you start. This is required in order to run the battery health check and obtain battery health information.

Step 2: Open the Apple Watch App on Your iPhone

On your iPhone, look for and launch the “Apple Watch” app. You won’t need to download this app individually because it is often already pre-installed on your smartphone.

Step 3: Access the ‘My Watch’ Tab

Locate the “My Watch” tab at the bottom of the screen inside the Apple Watch app. This page offers thorough data and options pertaining to your Apple Watch.

Step 4: Select ‘General’

Scroll down until you see the “General” option in the “My Watch” menu. To access your Apple Watch’s default settings, tap on it.

Step 5: Choose ‘Usage’

There are several choices for your Apple Watch under the “General” settings. To obtain details on the battery life and use of your device, look for “Usage” and touch on it.

Step 6: Check Battery Usage and Battery Health

You will find two crucial pieces of information in the “Usage” section: “Usage” and “Standby.” These numbers show how much time has passed since your Apple Watch’s last full charge both in usage and in standby mode.

The battery status of your Apple Watch may be seen by tapping “Battery Health.” You can observe two crucial values here:

• Maximum Capacity: This percentage represents your battery’s capacity now in relation to its initial capacity. If the percentage is higher, your battery is still in good condition.
• Peak Performance Capability: optimum performance potential You may learn more about your Apple Watch’s capacity for peak performance in this area. You could notice a warning here telling you to replace the battery if the battery’s health has severely declined.

Step 7: Interpret the Results

It’s time to analyse the data now that you have access to your Apple Watch’s battery health information. What you need to know is as follows:

• Total Capacity: A larger number (for example, 90% or above) often denotes that your battery is in good shape. It could be time to think about replacing the battery if the percentage is considerably lower (below 80%).
  
  
• Peak Performance Capability: optimum performance potential Your Apple Watch is performing at its best if the battery’s maximum performance capacity is displayed as “Normal.” On the other hand, if it reads “Performance Management Applied,” it signifies that your device unexpectedly shut down owing to a low battery and has been throttled to stop it from happening again. In this situation, the battery might need to be changed.