On your iPhone, open Watch app. Click on General and scroll down to bottom to diagnostic logs. Click. If there are problems with your watch, this is where the information is written that developers want to access. This comes from years of being a tech analyst. lol.
Open one.
You can see at the top of the log that it is on 10.1 and the build should be (21S67).
This is the same bug that was in 10.1 beta two that was patched in 10.1 beta three. My guess is they forgot to patch the release candidate.
The last one for me was 5 days ago. As it stands now, my watch died yesterday with almost no notifications. I watched it rapidly drain. I thought it was because I have an S5, but seeing people report this issue with an ultra is insane. I’m basically living on low power mode in hopes that helps even slightly but ive already missed important messages so I’m kind of stuck with having to turn it on or turn my ringer on, something I haven’t needed to do since I got my series 1 watch.
I’ve basically left mine off of the charger and will wait until the patch comes out. I’ve tried the recommendations that people have posted about unpairing and setting it up as a new watch with no complications. it’s still doing a rapid drain. Really surprised that this one got past apples QA team when testing the final release.
On your iPhone, open Watch app. Click on General and scroll down to bottom to diagnostic logs. Click. If there are problems with your watch, this is where the information is written that developers want to access. This comes from years of being a tech analyst. lol. Open one. You can see at the top of the log that it is on 10.1 and the build should be (21S67). This is the same bug that was in 10.1 beta two that was patched in 10.1 beta three. My guess is they forgot to patch the release candidate.
The last one for me was 5 days ago. As it stands now, my watch died yesterday with almost no notifications. I watched it rapidly drain. I thought it was because I have an S5, but seeing people report this issue with an ultra is insane. I’m basically living on low power mode in hopes that helps even slightly but ive already missed important messages so I’m kind of stuck with having to turn it on or turn my ringer on, something I haven’t needed to do since I got my series 1 watch.
I’ve basically left mine off of the charger and will wait until the patch comes out. I’ve tried the recommendations that people have posted about unpairing and setting it up as a new watch with no complications. it’s still doing a rapid drain. Really surprised that this one got past apples QA team when testing the final release.