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watchOS 9 brought, for the first time to owners of Apple Watchesthe possibility of activating the Low Power Mode (Low Power Mode). Thus, it is possible to extend the smart watch’s battery beyond what is already estimated by Apple.
Even though it is very useful, we may face problems deactivating this mode and using the smartwatch without any limitations imposed by it. Check out how to solve this below! 
How watchOS 9 Low Power Mode works
- Force restart watchOS by pressing the Digital Crown and the side button at the same time, for a few seconds. When the Apple logo appears on the screen, release them.
- Open the Search app (Find My) on your iPhone and tap the “Devices” tab. Select your Apple Watch and go to “Play Sound”. When the watch makes the search sound, ignore the alarm on the watch and restart the smartwatch.
- If your Apple Watch is low on battery, place it on the charger and let it charge for a while. If the problem still persists, try using another charger or power adapter.
- Try restoring your Apple Watch to factory settings.
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**Interview with Tech Expert Amanda Lee on Apple Watch’s Low Power Mode**
*Editor (E)*: Good morning, Amanda! Thanks for joining us today to discuss the Low Power Mode feature in watchOS 9 for Apple Watch users.
*Amanda Lee (AL)*: Good morning! I’m excited to be here and talk about this interesting feature.
*E*: Let’s dive right in. Can you explain what Low Power Mode is and how it benefits Apple Watch users?
*AL*: Absolutely. Low Power Mode is a feature that was introduced in watchOS 9, allowing users to extend the battery life of their Apple Watch beyond its typical performance. It does this by limiting certain background activities, reducing notifications, and modifying some visual elements. This is particularly useful for users who are on long trips or during low-battery situations.
*E*: That sounds incredibly useful! However, users have reported some challenges when trying to disable this mode. What are some common issues you’ve seen?
*AL*: Yes, that’s correct. While Low Power Mode is designed to be helpful, users sometimes find it difficult to deactivate it. Issues can arise if the watch doesn’t respond as expected to the user’s input. Some users have mentioned that their watch remains in Low Power Mode even after trying to switch it off, which can be frustrating.
*E*: That does sound frustrating! Are there any specific solutions or steps users can take to resolve these issues?
*AL*: Definitely! If users encounter problems, a common solution is to force restart the watch. This can be done by pressing the Digital Crown and the side button together until you see the Apple logo. This usually helps to reset any glitches and can restore normal functionality.
*E*: Great tip! In your opinion, do you think Low Power Mode is a feature that Apple Watch users should utilize regularly?
*AL*: It really depends on the user’s lifestyle and battery needs. If someone is frequently on the go or lacks access to charging, Low Power Mode is invaluable. However, for users who regularly charge their devices and rely on all the features, it might be more convenient to keep it off.
*E*: Well, that gives us a good perspective. Thank you, Amanda, for your insights on this feature and how to troubleshoot it!
*AL*: Thank you for having me! Always happy to help fellow Apple Watch users.
