Have Apple Watch; need battery level. The Apple Watch comes with a standard complication that shows the percentage remaining, as well as a circular icon.
This App gives you a complication so that you can monitor the level of charge left in your iPhone from your Apple Watch.
This App gives you a complication so that you can monitor the level of charge left in your iPhone from your Apple Watch.
Now for the ACIDS test:
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As an Apple Watch owner, you will know that the first thing you need to do is add the complication to your Apple Watch, through the Watch App on your iPhone... and then wait for it to complete.
On your iPhone, you set the frequency with which you want the monitoring (20/30/60 minutes), as well as if you do (or do not) want notification of fully/half/low power settings.
You can then add the complication on your Apple Watch, as you would any other, choosing Juice as the complication.
It looks good!
Cost
The App Costs $2.
Indispensability
This is one of those Apps/Complications that can be classified as useful.
Dependability
It can take a while for the complication to install but, this happens with many Apps.
Security
The App is self-contained, so no concerns on this front.
ACIDS Test Rating:
Monitor iPhone battery on Apple Watch.
To find out how the ACIDS Test works, click here.
You can get Juice: Complication for iPhone Battery here and support for the App here.
To find out how the ACIDS Test works, click here.
You can get Juice: Complication for iPhone Battery here and support for the App here.
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