Why a one-day battery isn’t a deal-breaker for Apple Watch<article>
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When it comes to battery life, we have certain expectations. With our iPhones, we want to make it through the day. On our MacBooks we need enough to finish whatever project we’re working on. And when it comes to our iPads, we just want to advance through one more day of
Papers, Please or squeeze in another chapter of
The Girl on the Train before turning out the lights.</p><p>
So naturally, it’s one of the biggest questions we have about Apple Watch. We generally don’t give too much thought about battery life when we’re buying a watch, but with Bluetooth, a retina display, and a custom heart rate sensor, Apple Watch is clearly going to need some serious power. We’re not talking about a 321-size silver oxide platter here. With so much technology packed into such a small space, it’s pretty obvious that it’s not going to last as long as a Casio G-Shock.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2879304/why-a-one-day-battery-isn-t-a-deal-breaker-for-apple-watch.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Why a one-day battery isn’t a deal-breaker for Apple Watch
