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Google Play Store adds battery drain alerts for Wear OS watch faces

A new update introduces battery drain alerts on watch face app pages helping users make informed installation choices

byAytun Çelebi
August 26, 2025
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Google is introducing a feature designed to assist Wear OS users in identifying watch faces that may excessively consume battery power. This enhancement involves the Google Play Store displaying warnings on Wear OS watch face listings, alerting users to potential battery drain issues.

The warnings will specifically target watch faces characterized by resource-intensive elements. These include intricate animations, dynamic data displays requiring frequent updates, and constant interaction with the user’s smartphone. These factors can contribute to a significant reduction in a smartwatch’s battery life.

The update is being implemented through the latest Google Play Store version, identified as 47.7. This version incorporates the functionality to display warning messages on the detail pages of watch face applications that have the potential to negatively affect battery performance. The intention is to provide users with more information before they install a watch face, enabling them to make informed decisions about their choices.

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The absence of a clear indication of a watch face’s power consumption has previously led to frustration among users. The new Play Store warnings are intended to address this issue by prominently flagging watch faces that are likely to demand more power. This mechanism aims to empower users to proactively manage their device’s battery life and prevent the inconvenience of unexpectedly rapid battery depletion.

Efforts to verify the presence of the update on a Galaxy Watch 8, operating on Wear OS 6, have not yet been successful. However, the update is expected to roll out to a broader range of devices shortly. This addition to the Play Store is anticipated to streamline the process of selecting watch faces and mitigate the need for users to experiment with different options to determine their impact on battery life.


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