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EPISODE · Oct 25, 2022

Quick Tip: Use Low Power Mode on Your Apple Watch to Extend Battery Life

from AppleVis Podcast · host AppleVis Podcast

In this podcast, Thomas Domville shows us how to enabled Low Power Mode on your Apple Watch.Introduced with watchOS 9, Low Power Mode reduces the amount of power that your Apple Watch uses so that you can save battery life.Low Power Mode turns off these featuresAlways On displayHeart rate notifications for irregular rhythm, high heart rate and low heart rateBackground heart rate measurementsBackground blood oxygen measurementsStart workout reminderLow Power Mode turns off these features when your iPhone isn’t nearbyWi-Fi and mobile data connectionsIncoming phone calls and notificationsLow Power Mode affects these featuresMaking a phone call can take longerBackground app refresh happens less frequentlyComplications update less frequentlySiri can take longer to process a requestSome animations and scrolling may appear less smoothWorkouts in Low Power ModeWhen you use the Workout app in Low Power Mode, metrics such as heart rate and pace are still measured. You can have Low Power Mode turn on automatically when you begin a workout:Open the Settings app on your Apple Watch.Scroll down, then double tap Workout.Turn on Low Power Mode.

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