How To Fix Apple Watch No Connection Or Disconnecting From iPhone

How To Fix Apple Watch ‘No Connection’ Or Disconnecting From iPhone

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The Apple Watch is great while it remains connected. For those having regular connection issues between the watch and an iPhone, here’s what to do.

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How To Fix Apple Watch No Connection Or Disconnecting From iPhone

Not every Apple Watch includes cellular hardware and for those with the lower cost smartwatch a connection to an iPhone is a necessity. However, that requirement means if that communication is lost, internet is also lost and along with it, much of the functionality. That includes receiving notifications, messages and calls on your Apple Watch. So keeping that link to the phone is important and here’s what to when the connection is lost.

Apple’s iconic Watch is loved by its owners and lauded as a health breakthrough by many, including those in the medical industry. Even those that dislike Apple’s smartwatch would likely admit that it is far ahead of the competing WearOS devices. A closer challenge comes from Samsung and its Galaxy Watch, popular with fans of the company’s phones. In the realm of fitness tracking, Fitbit also puts up a strong fight. Since Google bought Fitbit in 2019, the smartwatch industry may see changes in the near future, but as it stands right now, Apple holds a commanding lead with a market share of over 50-percent.

Connection problems used to be a bigger concern with the Apple Watch, as it seems that has improved in recent years. Any Bluetooth device will have its share of connection problems, being wireless, but there are some useful tips that can help. Of course, the iPhone and Watch need to be within Bluetooth range for the connection to work. Apple Support suggests going to the Control Center on the Watch to check status. A green box indicates connected, whereas a red box with a line through it (or a red X) indicates the connection has been lost. Refreshing the Bluetooth signal by switching Bluetooth off and back on may be enough, providing enough time is allowed for the devices to find the signal. The Bluetooth symbol is an iconic form of an antenna, illustrated by a vertical line with a dot at the top with curved lines radiating out from the dot. Touch the symbol to toggle the connection off and on again.

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When Toggling Bluetooth Doesn’t Work

If connection problems persist, it’s time to try un-pairing and re-pairing. This will clear the user’s Apple Watch of all data, but it is backed up on the iPhone, so that shouldn’t be a problem. All of that information will be restored when the connection is made again. In the Apple Watch Settings app, go to General, then Reset and tap ‘Erase All Content and Settings.’ On the iPhone, open the Apple Watch app, go to My Watch, then tap the watch on the iPhone screen, tap the “I” icon, and then tap on unpair. If the Watch shows the time, the lock screen, or apps it might still be paired with an iPhone, so try again.

It is almost a cliche to advise this, but powering devices off and back on has been known to solve some of the most difficult problems with technology. It is commonly accepted that leaving the device off for thirty seconds to a full minute will help clear memory and give the chip contained within a fresh start. The reason is that electronics, such as capacitors hold their charge even after power is removed. If this process fails after repeated attempts, the iPhone or Apple Watch may need repair. Apple offers durable and well-made products, but they can have defects or long term damage that requires more than consumer-level skills to repair.

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