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Huawei WATCH 4 - Ultra-long Battery Life mode; Health monitoring; Sounds & vibration; Internet access on your watch

Huawei WATCH 4
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Ultra-long Battery Life mode
Your watch has two battery modes: Standard mode and Ultra-long Battery Life mode. To
switch to Ultra-long Battery Life mode, go to Settings > Battery, swipe up on the screen, and
toggle on the switch to the right of Ultra-long Battery Life. Note that you can't install or
use third-party apps in Ultra-long Battery Life mode. To disable this mode, swipe down on
the watch home screen and touch Standard mode. To check the battery usage ranking of
apps on your watch and adjust settings to optimize power eciency, go to Settings >
Battery.
Health monitoring
To ensure more eective health monitoring, open the Huawei Health app on your phone,
navigate to the device details screen, touch the Health monitoring card, and toggle on or o
the switches for HUAWEI TruSleep™, Stand, and Continuous heart rate monitoring as
needed.
Sounds & vibration
You can set the ringtone, ringtone volume, and vibration strength of your watch by pressing
the Up button to enter the app list, going to Settings > Sounds & vibration, and setting the
related items.
Internet access on your watch
Your watch can access the Internet via WLAN, via a connected phone, or via an eSIM mobile
network if the eSIM service is activated. Your watch will switch between these methods in the
following order to use the best possible network:
1 When connected to your phone via Bluetooth, your watch will use the phone's current
network (mobile data or WLAN) to save battery power.
The watch cannot use an iPhone's network via Bluetooth.
If you'd like to use your watch's eSIM network when it's connected to your phone via
Bluetooth, go to Settings > Mobile network > Auto-disable network on your watch
and toggle o When connected to phone.
2 If the Bluetooth connection fails or disconnects, your watch will use the connected WLAN.
3 If the Bluetooth connection between your watch and phone fails and no WLAN is
available, your watch will then use its own eSIM mobile network (if applicable).
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