My watch keeps disconnecting from my iPhone

I have had the same problem for the last few days.

Personally, I don't need to know every time my watch and phone are more than 10 meters apart. Have you tried disabling phone connection alerts? It should be disabled by default - I’m Getting Frequent Bluetooth Connection Alerts on My Garmin Watch | Garmin Connect

Thankyou but how do I disable this as that link didn’t tell me 

I think I have worked it out thanks heaps 

Same problem here pretty much since I got my watch, turning notifications off only makes this problem less annoying but it doesn’t solve anything. It seems like it cannot be solved, I tried uninstalling device and app but it didn’t help, garmin needs to get a grip and do something about it, what’s the point of having FIND MY PHONE feature if it’s always out of range. Would you like to comment on it GARMIN TEAM?

Find My Phone still works with the alerts turned off. I use it all the time between my Garmin watch and my iPhone. Just realize that Bluetooth range for Class 2 devices is typically around 10 meters. There are other factors, but 10 meters is usually the range limit. Your iPhone and your watch are Class 2 devices.

• Class 1 : transmits at 100 mW with a range of 100 meters.
• Class 2 : transmits at 2.5 mW with a range of 10 meters.
• Class 3 : transmits with 1 mW at a range of less than 10 meters.

3639722 said:

Would you like to comment on it GARMIN TEAM?

This is a user-to-user support site. Garmin may or may not weigh in on this thread. To be assured of a response, contact Garmin directly on their support site  You will most likely be directed to Garmin's published document on this topic: I’m Getting Frequent Bluetooth Connection Alerts on My Garmin Watch

Connected Alert notifications let you know when your watch connects or disconnects from your phone's Bluetooth. For most watches this setting is disabled by default. To enable this feature, see your owner's manual.

If you enable this alert it is normal to see notifications such as "Connected" or "Not Connected" appear on the watch when you lose Bluetooth connection with a paired smartphone. A loss of connection is usually due to walking away from your phone and beyond Bluetooth range which is approximately 30 feet (10 meters). The effective range is reduced when the signal has to pass through certain objects. Materials like glass, wood, metal, concrete or water can alter the signal strength of a Bluetooth connection.

If your watch does not automatically establish connection when you are back near your phone and within Bluetooth range, see Garmin Connect App Bluetooth Troubleshooting.

Me too pita