O hai der guys, did anyone experienced a skin burn or mark? Because I want to see what does teh skin burn or mark from the Apple Watch looks like
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Had anyone experienced a skin burn or mark from teh Apple Watch???
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The battery is kinda small and it would be pushing it's ability to generate enough heat to burn the users. Hopefully they would remove it if it even got uncomfortably warm.
There are people who are super sensitive to many things and the AW could cause some irritation, especially the sport model but I believe that most of the irritation problem is the result of a foreign substance getting between you and your watch.
Has your watch burned you?
There are people who are super sensitive to many things and the AW could cause some irritation, especially the sport model but I believe that most of the irritation problem is the result of a foreign substance getting between you and your watch.
Has your watch burned you?
By skin burn or mark, I assume you mean contact dermatitis due to irritants (which may not necessarily come from the AW especially if one wears it too tight and soap, sweat, etc. gets trapped) or an allergy to AW materials such as nickel and methacrylates as well as other more common materials including leather and plastic.
I'm not sure if you're serious about this, but nope, my Apple Watch has not branded me.
O Ided haz the burnz whenz Iz workz oust. Butsz gets ovr whenz mins feneshed.
Well you do need to be careful of course. I've got the Link Bracelet and our hob is an induction type. So when you're seriously drunk you don't want to lean on any of the hob plates when they're on. That stainless steel watch band will heat up pretty quickly.
Why did none of the literature warn me of this? I should sue is what I should do, now I look like I've got a permanent flesh coloured watch tattoo on my wrist. Bloody dangerous is what it is. Still, it smelled really nice at the time. Mmmm, sausages.
Why did none of the literature warn me of this? I should sue is what I should do, now I look like I've got a permanent flesh coloured watch tattoo on my wrist. Bloody dangerous is what it is. Still, it smelled really nice at the time. Mmmm, sausages.
Contact dermatitis. From wearing watch too long without break and/or dirt grime under watch. Clean your watch more often. May try over the counter steroid stuff...or see Dermatologist.
So I normally wore my watch from wake to bed all day. Never had rash. watch sport gave me a rash. I covered back with screen cover and rash healed up.
Dat is how much ouch u can get from a Apple Watch skin burn!
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I didn't
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Then show meh ur Apple Watch skin burn
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O great ur Apple Watch didn't burn u
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N o
I didn't
Great idea, thanks for your pleasure.
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Only if u wear it during bedtime 3- a million times!
(But, without charging ur
watch)The OP hasn't responded to any of the serious inquiries regarding this issue, including elaborating on what the OP meant by "getting burned".
You seem to lack a real understanding of the issues. People don't get burned from merely wearing the AW; they have to have a preexisting allergy to nickel, etc. or they wear it too tight thereby trapping moisture and other irritants underneath the band (called contact dermatitis). If you don't get contact dermatitis from wearing your Frozen, Dora or Hello Kitty watches, you don't have much to worry about.
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