Early last year, I got back into long-distance running, aiming to start running half-marathon races. I used ChatGPT to get back into shape, and the experience has been amazing. I now run a half-marathon almost every week. It's just another day at the park.
I also decided to move on to marathons last year, something I had never done before and never thought I'd be able to do. I employed the services of ChatGPT once again, and I've now completed two official races. If all goes well, more will follow.
I ran my first marathon using an Apple Watch SE 2 model that was about 18 months old at the time of the race. The battery health was at 83%, and the Apple Watch SE barely made it through the marathon.
Six months later, I used an Apple Watch Series 10 to run my second marathon. I've been wearing it since late September, and the battery health is still at 100% after about two months. The Apple Watch Series 10 would have easily lasted the entire marathon race even if the battery health were slightly lower. Even if I were slower, it would have made it.
I knew the Apple Watch Series 10 battery life was amazing before the race. I never had any doubts. As I explained more than once, the Apple Watch Series 10 can last up to 36 hours with mild activity. It routinely lasts for 30 hours, even on harder training days. And I always use the Watch to track my sleep.
But knowing all of that, the Apple Watch Series 10 battery still blew my mind, and it's not just because of the stellar longevity.
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