Monitor your iPhone's battery level and charging status directly from your Apple Watch. Receive alerts for full charge or critical battery levels. View your Watch's charge on your iPhone and check data connection status.
Summarized from real user reviews of Remote Battery Level for Watch. Based on 312 reviews and a 3.9/5 average, it highlights the 4 positives and 6 negatives reviewers mention most about this Utilities app.
6.7
December 29, 2025
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Remote Battery Upgrade
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3 issues
Crashes on launch
Complication doesn't update
3 requests
More frequent battery updates
Sound alerts for low battery
This utility app allows you to check your iPhone's battery level and charging status directly from your Apple Watch. It also provides alerts on your Watch when your iPhone is fully charged or reaches a critical battery level. You can also view your Apple Watch's charging status on your iPhone.
Key features include checking your iPhone's charge without taking it out of your pocket, receiving notifications on your Watch for full charge or low battery, viewing your Watch's charge on your iPhone, and checking your data connection status. An upgrade allows for displaying this information on your Watch Face using complications.
The app is free to download and use with basic features. It offers an auto-renewable subscription for advanced features like custom battery level limits, Watch Face complications, and ad removal. Subscriptions are available weekly, monthly, or yearly.
This app is designed for users with both an iPhone and an Apple Watch. It leverages the connectivity between these two devices to provide its core functionality. Specific iOS and watchOS version compatibility would typically be found in the app store listing.
Common use cases include checking if your iPhone is fully charged from across the room, quickly glancing at your iPhone's battery without pulling it out, and receiving timely alerts so you don't run out of power. It also helps in monitoring your Watch's charge and checking your data connection status.
