How often do you charge your Gear?

[spookiewon]

My Gear lasts about 4 hours on a charge. I'm using it only for selected things. Still using my Pebble for everyday.

 

[WinePress]

After the last update I lose about 10% - 12% per 10 hour work day, set on vibrate max brightness on 5. I get 3 to 5 notifications per hour.
I charge it about once or twice a week.
Before the last update I would lose about 30% per 10 hour work day.
I power it on at about 8 a.m every work day.

 

[zmann]

I charge every night just because. Still, in a day I never go below 45 percent. Don't understand people who do everything they can to trash something if they can't get more than a whole day on a charge.. Just plug it in when you sleep.. If your getting 4 hours with little use on one charge then you have a defective watch.

THE BEAST,,NOTE 3. SIZE IS EVERYTHING!!!

 

[LarryInAz]

I charge mine nightly - some days when I use it extra hard (ESPN notifications, alot of Gmail, etc) I will put it on charger for about 30+ minutes in the middle of the day.
It seems to me the charging is quite fast. For instance if the battery is around 20% and its on the charger at least 30 minutes the battery will already be at > 80%.
I only wish I could get an extra charging cradle for the GG at a reasonable price. God forbid I lose the only one I have in carrying around or taking it to my girl friends house, etc.
If the cradle gets lost my GG is literally a paper weight.
Samsung has had it on backorder for several weeks and I can't find any locally. It would be nice if Best Buy had them in stock.
Ebay and Amazon have them but for twice the listed price. :-\

 

[banesfist]

5-6 hour light day uses maybe 20-25%. If your turn it off when you aren't using it at home it can last a long time.

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[elvis1935]

I change mine every 3 days

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[Kemal Kinali]

Isn't it like with smartphones? Where it's best to keep them as juiced up as possible, instead of letting them run dry or almost dry? I've once heard that Li-On batteries are better off in the long run being charged every day, rather than just dropping down to 10%.

Should be the same logic with smartwatches, if in fact it is true about the battery longevity and this charging method.