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Never miss any update with the alarm on your Apple Watch.
While you can use your iPhone for alarms, there is a chance you might miss certain alarms, maybe because sometimes your iPhone might be too far away, on Silent Mode, or out of charge. However, an Apple Watch is pretty much always on your wrist, which makes it a great alarm clock.
Keep reading, and I will show you two ways to set an alarm on your Apple Watch and manage it when needed.
There are two ways to set alarms on an Apple Watch in 2 ways. You can either ask Siri to do it or take matters into your own hands and set one up using the Alarms app on your Apple Watch.
The best and most straightforward way to set an alarm on your Apple Watch is using Siri. Here’s what you need to do:
That’s all. Siri will now set the alarm for you. You can head to the Alarms app on your Apple Watch to verify it.
If you don’t prefer using Siri, you can use the Alarms app on your Apple Watch to set an alarm. Here’s how you do it:
Repeat the steps above to add multiple alarms.
After you have set an alarm on your Apple Watch, you can edit it or make other changes to it if required. Let’s show you how.
To change the alarm time for a set alarm, open the Alarms app and follow these steps:
By default, your alarms have the Snooze option turned on. This means you get the ability to temporarily postpone your alarm when it goes off. However, if you do not prefer this, you can turn off the Snooze option for an alarm like this:
For times when you no longer need an alarm, you can simply delete it to avoid clutter. Here’s how:
When you set up your sleep schedule and an alarm in the Apple Watch’s Sleep app, it will also appear in the Alarms app. You can skip this wake-up alarm by doing the following:
You can also make your Apple Watch alert you to the alarms set up on your iPhone. Follow these steps to do this:
Now, your Apple Watch will also alert you for the alarms set on your iPhone.
Since you can use an Apple Watch as your bedside clock, setting an alarm on your Apple Watch will also show it in the Nightstand Mode. To know how to turn on the Nightstand Mode and learn more about it, check out our guide on how to use Nightstand Mode on an Apple Watch.
If you want convenient access to your upcoming alarms, you can add alarms to your watch face on your Apple Watch. These are the steps you need to follow:
Alternatively, you can also use the Watch app on your iPhone to do this. Follow the steps.
Your alarms will now be seen directly on the watch face.
At times, you may want your Apple Watch alarms to just vibrate instead of making a sound. You can easily set up a vibrate-only alarm for such instances using the following steps:
Now, your Apple Watch will only vibrate to alert you of your alarm.
Signing off…
If you own an Apple Watch, you must make the most of its capabilities. Setting up alarms on it is one way to do it, especially if you use your Apple Watch to track your sleep. So go ahead and set it up and eliminate the risks of missing your next alarm and oversleeping.
FAQs
Yes, you can set multiple alarms on your Apple Watch.
There may be multiple reasons for this. As a quick fix, try restarting your Apple Watch and ensure you are on the latest watchOS version. If the issue persists, contact Apple support.
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