If your Apple Watch isn’t holding a charge like it used to, it’s time to download the latest version of watchOS. Earlier this month, several Apple Watch users noticed that their smartwatch’s battery was draining faster than usual after installing watchOS 10.1.
After learning about the Apple Watch battery drain problem, Apple confirmed this issue and promised to release an update for watchOS to prevent the rapid draining of the battery. The tech giant from Cupertino today released watchOS 10.1.1 He kept his promise.
Apple has come a long way with its software updates over the years. Most Apple updates are fairly stable these days, but that doesn’t mean they’re always completely bug-free. Apple Watch is a wearable device that has been associated with the daily life of many people around the world, and for this reason, proper charging is one of the most important features it should offer.
A Reddit user After installing watchOS 10.1, he announced that the battery of his smart watch will go from 100 to 50 percent in less than an hour. This bug affects all types of Apple smartwatches, including Apple Watch SE and Apple Watch Ultra 2.
watchOS 10.1.1 was released along with iOS 17.1.1, and Apple Watch owners can update their smartwatch in addition to updating their iPhone.
