The battery life of the Apple Watch is around 14 hours with a normal Bluetooth connection. However, with the passage of time and depending on the use throughout the day it is likely that we will have to charge the devices each time before. New Apple operating systems, especially iOS 14 and watchOS 7, are capable of warn us when we need to charge a device before your battery runs out. However, another small new detail has been discovered: iOS 14 will send us a notification when our Apple Watch is fully charged, without having to approach and touch the screen to see the load percentage.
Apple Watch and iOS 14: small details that make the difference
As an Apple Watch user, I like to have the device on my wrist when I sleep. With more reason now, after the presentation of watchOS 7, since it will allow us to have a record of our sleep through the new Sleep application and sleep monitoring. Yet many times when we wake up we have low battery in our Apple Watch and we have to charge it. Even more trouble when we are in a hurry and have to leave soon and would like to take the watch with us.
watchOS 7 and iOS 14 have become more productive in this way. iOS 14 will detect when an accessory such as the watch or AirPods is running out of charge and will notify us by notification so that we connect it to the current. But there is still something more that these new operating systems can do for us. I know will send us a notice when the accessory is fully charged, as shown in the image MacRumors.
In this way we will not have to be aware of when to remove our watch from the charger. A notification will be sent directly to us with the following content:
Apple Watch Battery: Angel's Apple Watch is fully charged.
Maybe for future updates, Apple should open the spectrum more and allow integration of other accessories (including macOS) to provide information about when they have completed their upload.
You could already see how the percentage of the charge was going with the battery widget, although it did not notify that if