How long does it hold a charge null

In typical daily use, I get *almost* 2 full days of usage before the device prompts me to go into power save mode.

The battery life on this between 48-72 hours depending on usage.

For me it comes for about 2.5 to 3 days. I keep my bluetooth off.

I found it to noodles a great charge if I turn off bluetooth when I am not using it. If not it lasts a day or 2.

I find that I have to charge it about every two days after wearing it continually. It really depends on which watch face you choose and your settings.

for me it only holds a charge for about 3 days

In my case, about a day, but I choose to put it on the charger twice a day when I'm inactive/showering for roughly half an hour each time...

Depending on settings and how often you have it paired with smartphone for notifications it will vary. However my wife that uses it seems to get about a day or two constantly paired with a phone and used for fitness and sleep tracking.

Keeping bluetooth on really drains the battery - especially if you receive a lot of texts and emails. Using it solely as a tracker will make it last much longer.

Depends on how you use it. With just regular step count, sleep tracking and heart rate monitoring it should last a good two to three days. If you are using the music player and it is tracking you at the gym then about a day and a half. I have no problem keeping mine charged because I put it on the charger every day when I take my shower and it charges up real quickly.

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In typical daily use, I get *almost* 2 full days of usage before the device prompts me to go into power save mode.
Answered by lwabbit 9 years ago
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The battery life on this between 48-72 hours depending on usage.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago
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For me it comes for about 2.5 to 3 days. I keep my bluetooth off.
Answered by Justg 9 years ago
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I found it to noodles a great charge if I turn off bluetooth when I am not using it. If not it lasts a day or 2.
Answered by RaquelLz 8 years ago
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I find that I have to charge it about every two days after wearing it continually. It really depends on which watch face you choose and your settings.
Answered by Shopro 9 years ago
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for me it only holds a charge for about 3 days
Answered by njones 8 years ago
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In my case, about a day, but I choose to put it on the charger twice a day when I'm inactive/showering for roughly half an hour each time...
Answered by MollyMD 8 years ago
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Depending on settings and how often you have it paired with smartphone for notifications it will vary. However my wife that uses it seems to get about a day or two constantly paired with a phone and used for fitness and sleep tracking.
Answered by Barney 9 years ago
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Keeping bluetooth on really drains the battery - especially if you receive a lot of texts and emails. Using it solely as a tracker will make it last much longer.
Answered by Jebb 9 years ago
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Depends on how you use it. With just regular step count, sleep tracking and heart rate monitoring it should last a good two to three days. If you are using the music player and it is tracking you at the gym then about a day and a half. I have no problem keeping mine charged because I put it on the charger every day when I take my shower and it charges up real quickly.
Answered by Kara 9 years ago
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