Apple Watch Won't Turn On after Being Dead!

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A common issue many Apple Watch users face including me - your Apple Watch won't turn on after being dead. But don't worry, you don't need to buy a new watch just yet. I'll guide you through the steps to fix this problem.

If your Apple Watch is showing the red or green snake of death, or it's completely dead, it might not be as bad as you think. However, if your watch has physical damage, this video may not be helpful for you.

The primary reason an Apple Watch won't turn on after being dead is that it needs a high-power charge to revive it. Low-power chargers, like those with laptops or power banks, simply won't do the trick.

To get your Apple Watch up and running again, follow these steps:
1. Get a high-power charger: You'll need at least a 20W fast charger to give your watch the boost it needs. This will provide the necessary power to kickstart your watch's charging process.

2. Charge your watch: Connect your Apple Watch to the 20W fast charger and wait for it to charge. Keep an eye on the charging progress - once it reaches about 10%, you can switch back to your normal charger if you'd like.

3. Maintain battery health: To prevent this issue from happening again, make sure to charge your Apple Watch regularly. This helps maintain the battery's health and ensures you won't find yourself with a dead watch in the future.

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