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Hi just want to ask if this normal on apple watches ? On this photo its already lighter red but this actually like burn from watch i feel like its coming hot everytime and it look like rashes but really its a burn from my wrist 😩 im soo sad about this.... does anyone have same as my wrist from apple watch?
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Apple Watch Series 4, watchOS 5
Yeah may be your right plus now here in dubai its too hot and humid.... im not wearing my watch like one week already
and look its coming more red and its nit itchy and no pain its from the inside its like radiation burn something if you will touch it its hot ☹️😔
and until now still like this😭
In addition to possibly being allergic to a component of the watch as julieda suggested, another possibility is that your skin was irritated by something that was on your skin and was trapped between the skin and the watch for a long time. Even your own sweat can become an irritant under those conditions for some people. Lotion, sunscreen, hand soap, none of those are really intended to be pressed into your skin by a metal object for long periods of time.
cmurry71 wrote:
Mine did the same thing yesterday powered itself off and now won’t power on. And gets extremely hot while on apples charger and power block.
Thats a hardware problem. Stop trying to charge it because hot lithium batteries can become very excitable and hazardous, (think Samsung Note Fire). Contact Support and arrange to get the watch examined by Apple. I would guess a failing battery is the most likely suspect, but whatever it is... it should not get hot while charging.
cmurry71 wrote:
Right, did that before creating this account here was just seeing what/who else may have ran into this.
As no one here can say for certain exactly what your problem is, it would be impossible for anyone to say if they had exactly the same problem. What good would it do you to know?
Concerniwatch wrote:
Yeah may be your right plus now here in dubai its too hot and humid.... im not wearing my watch like one week already and look its coming more red and its nit itchy and no pain its from the inside its like radiation burn something if you will touch it its hot
and until now still like this😭
If it's red and itchy, it's an allergy.
As it is impossible for the Apple Watch to emit ionizing radiation, it's not a "radiation burn". How would you know what one was like anyway? Is that something that comes up in your day-to-day life?
Mine did the same thing yesterday powered itself off and now won’t power on. And gets extremely hot while on apples charger and power block.
I have seen similar posts. You may be allergic to the metals in the watch. Suggest you have this checked out by a dermatologist .
Right, did that before creating this account here was just seeing what/who else may have ran into this.
For starters it would make a pretty simple decision as to not wear it if it’s normal thing, and also see if there’s a solution to fix it if it only happens during certain situations.
No it is not a normal thing.
No one here could give you the fix unless they had your exact same body and situations.
Apple Watch burn
