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Apple Watch users can now check battery health in Settings

Apple Watch users can now easily check their device's battery health through the Settings app. The feature, available on models Series 5 and newer, displays maximum battery capacity and offers optimized charging options to extend battery lifespan. Users can also take steps like enabling Low Power Mode or disabling certain features during workouts to preserve battery life. AI

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Apple Watch users can now check battery health in Settings

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  1. Engadget TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] (Yoni Yardeni) ·

    Checking your Apple Watch's battery health is easier than you think

    The Apple Watch's battery life is undoubtedly impressive but you'll need to keep an eye on the health of the battery to keep it working at its best.