After weeks of chasing Samsung over the separation of the back of my wife's Active2 we have received the following explanation which does not help at all.
"Our service centre and wearable product team have explained that this issue has been experienced by a very small number of customers, but that this has been found in all cases so far to be related to the presence and use of cosmetic products (such as creams, moisturisers, oils, etc.) which affect the adhesive used to attach the sensor glass to the underside of the watch."
This suggests that they have manufactures a wrist watch which cannot be worn around the average human wrist?
The Samsung specification for the Active2 contains:
"35. Galaxy Watch Active2 has a water resistance rating of 50 meters under the ISO standard 22810:2010. It is not suitable for diving or high-pressure water activities. If the device or your hands are wet, they must be dried thoroughly prior to handling."
No mention of any conventionally used oils or creams?
If you are thinking of purchasing a Samsung Watch you may want to think long and hard before committing £250+ to something so fallible?
In our case the watch had under 14 months of irregular light use?
I would like to hear from anyone else who has experienced anything like this
Regards.
