It should work very similarly to the Low Power Mode that’s already available on the iPhone, iPad, and Mac.Īccording to Apple, with this option enabled, Apple Watch will disable or limit some features, such as the always-on display, workout autostart, heart health notifications, cellular connectivity, and more to save battery. With the new Low Power Mode coming to watchOS 9, users will be able to extend the battery life of the Apple Watch without losing access to all the features of the device. While this works for emergencies, users are required to reboot the Apple Watch in order to access apps and other functions.
However, Apple Watch Series 4 and later users will also get this feature with a software update next week.Ĭurrent Apple Watch models already have a feature called “Power Reserve Mode.” However, this feature turns off pretty much all Apple Watch features and only shows the time to save battery life. However, the update was announced in June at WWDC 2022 without this option, which led some people to believe that Apple would make it exclusive to new Apple Watch models.Īnd, Apple did indeed announce Low Power Mode during today’s keynote as a feature of the Apple Watch Series 8 and Apple Watch Ultra. Low Power Mode for the Apple Watch was first rumored as a feature of watchOS 9. Luckily, this feature is also coming to older Apple Watch models with watchOS 9. During the keynote, the company revealed that the new models will feature a “Low Power Mode” to extend battery life.
Apple today introduced three new versions of the Apple Watch at its special “Far out” event: the Apple Watch Series 8, Apple Watch Ultra, and the second-generation Apple Watch SE.
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