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Battery time of ionic not so good now

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‎09-17-2020 13:11

‎09-17-2020 13:11

I am a little disappointed that the battery time of my ionic is barely three days. Previously it was about 5 days, but now only three - is it possible to change the battery of the clock? I think this started with the last firmware update (?)

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‎09-17-2020 13:30

‎09-17-2020 13:30

It is not possible to change the battery.

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‎09-17-2020 15:57

‎09-17-2020 15:57

I noticed the battery not lasting 36 hours after I switched phones to the Iphone 11 Pro Max

 

 

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‎09-17-2020 16:11 - edited ‎09-17-2020 16:25

In response to Exit172

‎09-17-2020 16:11 - edited ‎09-17-2020 16:25

I noticed the battery not lasting 36 hours after I switched phones to the Iphone 11 Pro Max

 

Then there is a constant connection power drain as your Ionic is constantly transmitting to your iPhone 11. Try an experiment. Charge the Ionic and then disconnect from your phone, and see if the battery life improves.

 

Perhaps a Fitbit mod or Apple user can advise if there are any settings within iOS to improve battery life of the connected Ionic.

 

An Ionic restart or perhaps a reset may be necessary?

A mod can suggest a reset - in case the device doesn't come back. If you know what I mean. 😥

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‎09-18-2020 11:11

In response to PaulMe

‎09-18-2020 11:11

I think it is necessary to have it connected to my iPhone all the time. (When out active) - I also use the PAI health app, so they need to be connected on iPhone - perhaps I just have to endure charging every third day......

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