Is it possible you got a rash rather than a burn? No doubt these can burn too, not trying to invalidate your experience/sensations, but the image showed combined with 24/7 wearing and transition...
Is it possible you got a rash rather than a burn? No doubt these can burn too, not trying to invalidate your experience/sensations, but the image showed combined with 24/7 wearing and transition from discomfort to burning are more suggestive to me of a rash.
Not that I'd be more like to put up with it if it had given me a rash, but I'd feel better about reselling/passing it on after a thorough cleaning if so since a burn could be indicative of a battery defect.
Usually a rash (probably from dermatitis), but on that day it was a mild burn. On a closer look, there was a little bubble. From what I researched, these rashes happen with some people, not all....
Usually a rash (probably from dermatitis), but on that day it was a mild burn. On a closer look, there was a little bubble.
From what I researched, these rashes happen with some people, not all. I'm a lucky one, unfortunately.
Is it possible you got a rash rather than a burn? No doubt these can burn too, not trying to invalidate your experience/sensations, but the image showed combined with 24/7 wearing and transition from discomfort to burning are more suggestive to me of a rash.
Not that I'd be more like to put up with it if it had given me a rash, but I'd feel better about reselling/passing it on after a thorough cleaning if so since a burn could be indicative of a battery defect.
Thanks for sharing your experience!
Usually a rash (probably from dermatitis), but on that day it was a mild burn. On a closer look, there was a little bubble.
From what I researched, these rashes happen with some people, not all. I'm a lucky one, unfortunately.
My brief experience with an Apple Watch. I wish it were less inconvenient…