We continue to discover all the news that the new operating systems for Apple devices bring. a new iOS 14, iPadOS 14, and the Watch 7. And precisely one of the novelties that the operating system brings for the Apple smartwatch brings us a new way of seeing how our Apple Watch is in terms of its performance. Battery Health (which we already had on the iPhone) reaches the Apple Watch so that we know what the status of it ...
As it happens in the iPhone, with the new watchOS 7, in the Apple Watch now we can make an evaluation of how the battery of our Apple Watch is, as well as a summary of the latest uploads. Does it mean to have less than 100% that the Apple Watch has been damaged? not at all ... Many of us have the OCD of trying to keep the percentage as close to 100% but in the end it is normal that over time this percentage decreases. A level above 80% is normal, even somewhat lower, you are going to have an Apple Watch for a few years ...
Apple Watch batteries, like all rechargeable batteries, are consumable components and they degrade over time. This measurement shows the relative capacity according to its original state. Lower capacity may result in the device lasting less power between charges.
Un interesting change that joins the transparency that Apple wanted to offer with the iPhoneNow we will also have more information on the status of our smartwatch. Later Now we just have to decide if we do a battery change or choose to buy a new device. Are you going to buy a second-hand Apple Watch? Take advantage of this information (when they update to watchOS 7) to check the real status of the device that they are selling you and thus know if the price they ask is the right one.