I just installed a new battery and the watch will only display 100% or 1%. It works fine and for a good amount of time, but doesn't give me much warning when it is gonna need charging.
Is there anything I can do to get the watch to display the actual power level or am I stuck with this?
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Might be an issue with the battery monitoring circuitry
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That doesn't sound like something I can fix.
Did you find some fix for that? I just replaced my battery and it charges, shows 100%, then it shows the battery percentage as it should, unless it reaches 1% and shows 1 percent for another 6 hours until it turns off…
This seems to be a common problem with replacement batteries. The battery level indicator usually displays a random number that is not related to how much juice is really left. It can remain on 1% for a long time. Now it's stuck at 1% even if you charge it for the whole day. I guess that Apple Watch does not work well with non-OEM batteries, but that's just a guess.
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I’m having the same problem too and it sometimes happens with the watch powering off after only about 4 hours because it goes to 1%
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I'm still having the problem. i was hoping it would fix itself but sadly it has not. I'm not sure if it is my fault, maybe i hit something while i was inside the watch.
I’m going to press ahead and get yet another battery replacement from ifixit and see if that works? I was able to get apple to run the diagnostic test in the Apple Store and it passed it.
I bought a $16 battery off of Walmart for my watch and now it’s charging and reporting status of charge
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