Is sensor in watch causing burns on skin?


Apple Watch Series 7, watchOS 9

Posted on Jan 16, 2023 3:37 PM

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Posted on Jan 16, 2023 3:44 PM

The red circle is not a result of the sensors as if this was a burn caused by sensors, the interior of the circle would be red. It's not. It's where the case is landing on your wrist, which is evidently the issue based on the photo you posted.


You should stop wearing your watch and get tested for allergies to the materials in your watch by seeing a doctor.


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Jan 16, 2023 3:44 PM in response to pamelafromraleigh

The red circle is not a result of the sensors as if this was a burn caused by sensors, the interior of the circle would be red. It's not. It's where the case is landing on your wrist, which is evidently the issue based on the photo you posted.


You should stop wearing your watch and get tested for allergies to the materials in your watch by seeing a doctor.


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