Battery drain
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@sartoric Be careful when placing your watch on any surface because, depending on the strap, the optical sensor might be activated due to the strap’s reflection…
This doesn’t happen to me with the black silicone strap, but it does with the others, including the Velcro ones.
And the optical sensor looking for heart rate is very battery consuming. -
@jjpaz
yep I know
most of the time I place it on its side
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@sartoric said in Battery drain:
@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos
ok. because when I place it face down I don’t see led blinking while they blink (for a while) when it is face upI have the loop strap so it’s almost always behind the sensor
I have the same experience with race s. I always put it face down, no issues yet.
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Why are you taking off your watch?
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Another crazy drain whilst leaving the watch with hr off in the drawer . 40% drop in 2 days . I sent the logs right now in case anyone finds anything interesting
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Again , watch left on tonight , another 12% consumed overnight.
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@thanasis For me it’s about 9% per day without training.
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@Danny-poleg
same here on my vertical solar, lost 45% in 5 days. Only hr sleep monitoring active. Didnt use gps at all… -
@colakovitz bluetooth discovery turned off?
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@VoiGAS
it was on, would turning it off make it lose connection to phone?
i have turned it off on the watch now. -
@colakovitz You just need it for the pairing (initial connection), afterwards not.
Eats a lot of battery…
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