So my screen is screwed it keeps showing the static screen which means the graphics chip is messing up. I’m in the uk for a day would apple swap it out immediately if I went in? It’s the edition model :/
So my screen is screwed it keeps showing the static screen which means the graphics chip is messing up. I’m in the uk for a day would apple swap it out immediately if I went in? It’s the edition model :/
So my screen is screwed it keeps showing the static screen which means the graphics chip is messing up. I’m in the uk for a day would apple swap it out immediately if I went in? It’s the edition model :/
As the above poster mentioned, Apple does not carry in-store replacements for Apple Watches. They have to be sent out to a repair depot, where they will diagnose the issue, then decide to replace your Watch under warranty if it’s called for it.
As the above poster mentioned, Apple does not carry in-store replacements for Apple Watches. They have to be sent out to a repair depot, where they will diagnose the issue, then decide to replace your Watch under warranty if it’s called for it.
I've broken 2 Apple Watches that were returned in 3-4 days each. Sent one in on a Monday, got it back Thursday (3 days). Sent one in on a Friday, got it back on Tuesday (4 days including a weekend). It might depend how far you're from the repair facility.
I live in Buffalo, the repair facility is in Pennsylvania, about 3 hours away.
Definitely faulty, then. As someone who lives in a hot climate where the days are regularly over 33C, I never have a problem with mine. Contact Apple support and explain that your screen occasionally shows a scrambled image and it happens more frequently on warmer days.
If you’re travelling and know where you’ll be in a few days, Apple can organise to send it to wherever you’ll be. Had my Aussie watch express replaced in Canada, just give them a call to organise.
Air temp may be 30C, but if an object is in direct sunlight it can (read: likely will) get much hotter. Also, Apple Watch OLED screen is deep black and also just a thin plastic film, so will readily absorb heat and probably also get quite hot, due to low mass.
Air temp may be 30C, but if an object is in direct sunlight it can (read: likely will) get much hotter. Also, Apple Watch OLED screen is deep black and also just a thin plastic film, so will readily absorb heat and probably also get quite hot, due to low mass.