Loading ...
Loading ...
Loading ...
- 24 -
● The smart watch relies on sensors that track your movements
and other metrics. The data and information provided by these
devices are intended to be a close estimation of your activity
and metrics tracked, but may not be completely accurate,
including step, sleep, distance, heart rate, and calorie data
and blood oxygen levels.
● If you have eczema, allergies or asthma, you may be more
likely to experience skin irritation or allergies from a wearable
device.
● Whether you have the conditions above or not, if you start to
experience any discomfort or skin irritation on your wrist,
remove your device. If symptoms persist longer than 2-3 days
of not using your device, contact your doctor.
● If you sweat for more than two hours while wearing your
watch, be sure to clean and dry your band and your wrist to
avoid skin irritation.
● Prolonged rubbing and pressure may irritate the skin, so give
your wrist a break by removing the band for an hour after
extended wear.
Maintenance
● Regularly clean your wrist and the smart watch, especially
after sweating during exercise or being exposed to substances
such as soap or detergent which may adhere to the internal
side of the watch.
● Do not wash the watch with household cleanser. Please use
soapless detergent, rinse thoroughly and wipe with a soft
towel or napkin.
●While the watch is water resistant, wearing a wet band is not
good for your skin.
● If your bands get wet—for example after sweating or
showering—clean and dry them thoroughly before putting
them back on your wrist.
● Be sure your skin is dry before you put your bands back on.
● Do not bring your device into contact with any sharp objects,
as this could cause scratches and other damage.
● For light-colored arm bands, minimize direct contact with
dark-colored clothing, as color transfer can occur.