Alarm vibrate on Apple Watch

Pilerman wrote:

2. It's my understanding that you can remove your watch then put it back on except DON'T unlock it, leave it locked. I'm not sure if all of the Sleep data will still be recorded, but I have to think that it would or why would they have came up with this workaround, right?

It does seem to record the sleep data. My watch band sometimes loosens as I sleep and the watch locks. I realize this when the alarm goes off on my phone in the morning rather than my watch vibrating. But the sleep data still seems to be there.

Unfortunately, no.

There are things that you can try though!

1. Go into the Watch app on your phone. Go into Sounds & Haptics. Halfway down the screen you will see a section called "Haptics". There are two choices for the checkmark, "Default" and "Prominent". Make sure that "Prominent" has the checkmark. There is quite a difference between the two settings.

While you're on the Sounds & Haptics screen, take a look at the volume slider at the top of the screen. You could try turning up the Alert volume.

2. It's my understanding that you can remove your watch then put it back on except DON'T unlock it, leave it locked. I'm not sure if all of the Sleep data will still be recorded, but I have to think that it would or why would they have came up with this workaround, right?

For a more permanent fix, you'll need to fill out and submit this form requesting that watch/phone notifications become a user preference option and setting.

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