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Ionic Battery life while playing Pandora

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Hello, I haven't had my Ionic that long and have been spending most of my time with the new update and syncing issues. Ive pretty much given up on the Weather app but I started linking my Ionic to my car stereo and, its pretty cool to be streaming music from your watch.

My question is, is their a base battery life while streaming music? 

Mine seemed to die pretty quick this morning while streaming music, maybe an hour or less, I think I was about 50% charge when I started.

 

Thanks for any comments, I am on 3.0, but haven't noticed any rapid drain under normal use (no workouts, just wearing it all day and night 20sec dimmer set).

 

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In my case the drain on the battery when streaming music from my Ionic was an additional 10% per hour. Without streaming my battery drops about 10% per day.

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Warren | Cincinnati, OH

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In my case the drain on the battery when streaming music from my Ionic was an additional 10% per hour. Without streaming my battery drops about 10% per day.

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Warren | Cincinnati, OH

Versa Lite, Ionic, Charge3, Inspire HR, Blaze(retired), Alta( retired),- Pixel 3

Take a look at the Fitbit help site for further assistance and information.

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@Ebojager I hope you're doing well! Thanks for taking the time to post your inquiry about battery life while using music streaming on Ionic. Thanks for sharing all of those details regarding this.

 

In this case, different functions on your watch will drain battery quickly. Music streaming is one of them. However, I don't have a rate of how much battery is spent while using this. In this case, the usage of the Pandora app plus the Bluetooth usage on you car stereo should drain the battery quickly.

 

I'd recommend checking these tips to improve the battery on your watch. 

 

If you keep experiencing syncing issues, please follow these steps to sort it out. 

 

Regarding weather, please check this information to make it work properly.

 

@wtksk8r Thank you so much for sharing your help and experience on this thread.

 

Hope this helps. Keep me posted! Smiley Happy

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Thank you, that probably us about right then , at least from what I experienced after the update.

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@Ebojager You are very welcome. Thanks for your reply! Thanks for checking those tips to improve the battery power. Hopefully, this will be helpful for other users too.

 

Also, take a look at the Discussions Board as you will find a lot of interesting things there. Feel free to post on any thread you want. If you are looking for Fitbit friends to compete with on challenges, check this thread to add some! 

 

See you around! Smiley Happy

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Just wanted to follow up on my battery life experience while playing music. Last night I left on my trip at 54% and streamed non stop for 3 hours, and after 2 hours I was still at 42%. This was pretty good, dint know what happened last time.

 

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