有些表盘具有电池复杂功能，可以显示手表的剩余电量。查看所有 Apple Watch 表盘的汇编，(compilation of all Apple Watch faces)看看哪些表盘存在电池问题。然后，请参阅我们关于自定义 Apple Watch 表盘的教程，(tutorial on customizing Apple Watch faces)了解如何向表盘添加电池复杂功能。
使用磁力充电线为(Magnetic Charging Cable)Apple Watch充电
所有Apple Watch型号均附带充电线。Series 7 及更新型号配备磁性快速充电器(Magnetic Fast Charger)至USB-C线缆，而早期型号则配备磁性充电线缆(Charging Cable)至USB-A线缆。
但是，我们不建议使用未经认证的配件，因为有些配件是仿冒品，不符合 Apple 的规格。此外，未经认证的配件可能会损坏您的Apple Watch并使保修范围失效。
使用移动电源为(Apple Using Power Banks)您的 Apple 充电
虽然苹果(Apple)不生产用于Apple Watch(Apple Watches)的移动电源，但带有 MagSafe 的 OtterBox 二合一移动电源(OtterBox 2-in-1 Power Bank with MagSafe)（售价 149.95 美元）是一款经过苹果认证的移动电源，带有适用于Apple Watch的快速充电模块。
该移动电源配备 10,000mAh 电池，支持Apple Series 4及更新型号。展开移动电源的磁吸充电模块，将Apple Watch放在上面即可充电。
~1 hour 30 minutes from 0-80%
~2 hours 30 minutes to 100%
Apple Watch(Apple Watches)在阴凉且通风良好的地方充电效果最佳。如果您在智能手表充电时遇到问题，请重新启动Apple Watch或更新其软件。(Apple Watch)请参阅我们有关修复 Apple Watch 充电问题的教程，(tutorial on fixing Apple Watch charging issues)了解更多故障排除解决方案。
How to Charge Your Apple Watch (With or Without Charger)
Charging Apple Watches is as easy as pie. However, you must use compatible charging accessories to avoid damaging your watch or voiding its warranty. Enabling сertain features in yoυr watch’s settings can also help рreνent overсharging-induced battery damage.
This tutorial will show you how to charge your Apple Watch with a charging cable or wirelessly. We’ll also discuss factors influencing your Apple Watch charge time and show how to check your watch’s battery charge.
How to Check Your Apple Watch Battery Charge
Apple Watches display a “Low Power” alert when their battery level hits 10%. However, you don’t have to wait for the low battery notification before charging your Apple Watch.
Check your watch’s Control Center or Settings menu to see how much battery charge it holds.
Unlock your Apple Watch and swipe up from the bottom of your watch face to see the battery charge.
Alternatively, open the Settings app and tap Battery to reveal your watch’s current battery percentage and charge history.
All Apple Watch models ship with a charging cable. The Series 7 and newer models have the Magnetic Fast Charger to USB-C cable, while earlier models include the Magnetic Charging Cable to USB-A cable.
You can use this cable to charge (or fast-charge) your Apple Watch from a compatible USB power outlet.
Plug the USB end of your watch’s magnetic charging cable into a power bank, power adapter, laptop, or desktop computer. For optimum charging speed, ensure the USB outlet has a minimum rating of five watts (5W).
The Apple Watch Series 7 and newer models support fast charging technology. Apple’s 18W power adapter (or higher) will fast-charge these Apple Watch models.
Third-party USB-C power adapters supporting USB Power Delivery (USB-PD) will also fast-charge compatible watch models.
Per Apple, Series 7 and Series 8 watches can charge from 0% to 80% in 45 minutes with a compatible fast charger. Again, only the Apple Watch Series 7 and newer models support fast charging speed.
Plug the power adapter into a power source (wall outlet or power strip) and turn on the power source.
Place your Apple Watch on the concave end of the magnetic charging cable.
The charger should automatically snap to your Apple Watch and start charging the smartwatch.
Unless your watch is in silent mode, it should play a chime when it starts charging. You should also see a green thunderbolt/charging symbol on the watch face. The symbol is yellow in Low Power Mode and red when your watch’s battery is 10% or less.
If you have a new Apple Watch, the magnetic charger will have a plastic wrap on the rear and surface. Remove the plastic wrap on the magnetic surface before charging the watch. Otherwise, your Apple Watch won’t watch won’t charge.
Charge Apple Watch Using Wireless Chargers
Apple’s MagSafe Duo Charger ($129) lets you charge your Apple Watch in a cable-free setup. If you have this wireless charger, place your watch flat on the magnetic charging dock/compartment.
You can also lift the dock and charge your Apple Watch on its side. Your Apple Watch automatically goes into Nightstand mode when docked on its side.
There are also Apple-certified wireless chargers from third-party brands that offer charging modules for Apple Watches.
The Belkin BOOST CHARGE PRO 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Stand is an Apple-certified charger with a magnetic fast-charging module that supports all Apple Watch models and sizes. The module charges only the Apple Watch Series 7 and newer models at fast-charging speed—-0% to 80% in approximately 45 minutes.
The following Apple-certified wireless chargers below support Apple Watches and are available on Apple Store and Amazon:
OtterBox 2-in-1 Charging Stand with MagSafe ($129.95 on Apple Store or Amazon)
mophie 3-in-1 stand for MagSafe Charger ($89.95 on Apple Store or Amazon)
mophie 3-in-1 travel charger with MagSafe ($149.95 on Apple Store or Amazon)
Zens 4-in-1 Modular Wireless Charger with iPad Charging Stand ($179.95 on Apple Store or Amazon)
Scosche BaseLynx Modular Charging System Kit ($109.95 on Apple Store or Amazon)
You can also charge your Apple Watch using uncertified wireless chargers on Amazon. Uncertified wireless chargers are often cheaper than Apple-certified products.
However, we don’t recommend using uncertified accessories as some are knockoffs and don’t meet Apple’s specifications. Also, uncertified accessories could damage your Apple Watch and void its warranty coverage.
Charge Your Apple Using Power Banks
Although Apple doesn’t produce power banks for Apple Watches, the OtterBox 2-in-1 Power Bank with MagSafe ($149.95) is an Apple-certified power bank with a fast-charging module for Apple Watch.
The power bank has a 10,000mAh battery and supports Apple Series 4 and newer models. Extend the power bank’s magnetic charging module and place your Apple Watch on it to charge.
The OtterBox 2-in-1 Power Bank with Apple Watch Charger is a cheaper and smaller alternative. It has a 3,000mAh battery capacity that can provide up to four full charges to supported Apple Watch models—Series 4 and newer models.
The magnetic charger on the front of the power bank holds your Apple Watch in place while charging.
Apple Watch Optimized Battery Charging
Optimized Battery Charging reduces battery aging and prolongs battery life on Apple devices. iPhone, iPads, Mac computers, and Apple Watches support Optimized Battery Charging.
Optimized Battery Charging is available on Apple Watches running watchOS 7 or later. The feature uses on-device machine learning to study your daily charging routine to improve your watch’s battery lifespan.
Frequently charging your watch to 100% will degrade its battery over time. To prolong your watch’s battery life, Optimized Battery Charging keeps the battery level between 75% and 80% when charging.
watchOS only activates Optimized Battery Charging when it predicts that you’ll leave your watch on its charger for a long period. Although Optimized Battery Charging limits charging to 80%, the algorithm also ensures your watch charges fully when disconnected from its charger.
That is, the feature allows charging beyond 80% when it predicts you’ll soon take your watch off its charger.
Apple allows you to temporarily deactivate Optimized Battery Charging without turning off the feature, especially if you quickly need to charge your watch to 100%.
Tap Charge to Full Now on the charging screen to resume charging your Apple Watch.
How to Disable Optimized Battery Charging on Your Apple Watch
We recommend leaving Optimized Battery Charging enabled on all your Apple devices. However, if you dislike the feature and want to turn it off, unlock your Apple Watch and follow the steps below.
Open your watch’s Settings app and select Battery.
Tap Battery Health and toggle off Optimized Battery Charging.
Choose Turn Off Until Tomorrow to disable the feature temporarily until the following day. Select Turn Off to disable Optimize Battery Charging until you turn it back on.
How Long Does It Take to Charge an Apple Watch?
Apple Watch charge time varies depending on the watch model, region, usage pattern, background apps, and environmental factors. If you’re using a charging cable, the output/wattage rating of the power adapter also influences charge speed and time.
Bigger Apple Watches (44mm and 45mm) have bigger batteries than their small-sized counterparts (40mm and 41mm). Hence, charging Apple Watches with larger case sizes will typically take longer.
The table below highlights the average charge time of some Apple Watch models using the included charging cables.
~1 hour 30 minutes from 0-80%
~2 hours 30 minutes to 100%
Apple Watches charge best in a cool and well-ventilated area. Restart your Apple Watch or update its software if you have trouble charging the smartwatch. Refer to our tutorial on fixing Apple Watch charging issues for more troubleshooting solutions.
