Apple to repair Watches for free that don’t charge in ’Power Reserve’ mode

Apple said it will fix Watches that don’t charge in its ’Power Reserve’ mode even after a software update. The mode helps the watches save battery life. In a document, the company said a very small number of customers with Apple Watch Series 5 or SE models had experienced this issue. It said: ’If your Apple Watch still won’t charge, contact Apple Support to set up a mail-in repair free of charge.’

Apple to repair Watches for free that don’t charge in ’Power Reserve’ mode

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