How to check the battery usage time of your apple watch

The Apple Watch does not stand out precisely for its great autonomy. From the company they speak of 18 hours of normal use, although intensive use could significantly reduce said autonomy until reaching the end of the day with some fear. On the other hand, we can also considerably “stretch” the battery (it can last me a day and a half) if we adapt the watch to our needs and make the appropriate adjustments. For this, a useful tool is to check the time of use, that is, what we spend the battery in our watch.

Buy the usage time of your Watch

The iPhone incorporates "Time of use", a feature that can be accessed from Settings → Battery. Thanks to it you can check which applications consume more battery, in which apps you spend more time, etc. From that information, you can make some adjustments, from disabling background updates for applications you don't need, to removing apps you don't use and that, however, are reducing the autonomy of your device.

As well. There is also a similar tool on Apple Watch, but not identical, so don't be too excited. With it you can check the time you use the clock battery, and also the standby time. To do this, you just have to follow the following instructions:

1. On your iPhone, open the Watch or Clock application with which you manage your Apple Watch. Click on the General section and then tap on Use. Scroll to the bottom. In the "Time since last charge" section you can view the usage time and the waiting time.

Unfortunately, unlike the iPhone, we're not going to have access to detailed battery consumption app by app, something Apple should definitely implement sooner rather than later. However, we can get an idea of ​​the autonomy of our Apple Watch and implement some measures, such as reducing the notifications we receive from certain apps.