Not a thing. I was allowed to return the watch (the pain being only one of the problems of a few) and ir was never mentioned again. No follow up, no answer here. And as you can see there is 15 pages of people with the exact same symptoms. I moved to a Fitbit Charge 3 not long after and have had it almost a year now and have never experienced the pain I did with the Samsung Galaxy Watch.
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Before returning mine I did try turning heart rate off to manual but it made no difference. My arm Just constantly ached. I have worn a Fitbit forever and now have recently bought a Fitbit Charge 3 (to replace the Galaxy Watch I returned) it has the heart rate sensor and I have had no problems at all. I'm curious if all the people who are experiencing problems, does your watch have the LTE function? Some research needs to be taken out by Samsung as this is an actual real problem.
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Since writing this post I've now returned my watch to Samsung/Vodafone and cancelled my subscription. The pain became unbearable. This was about 3 weeks ago. I had the watch for literally a month (not to mention it was the 2nd one within that month due to battery & other issues) Im pleased to say that since I stopped wearing the watch the pain and all symptoms have gone. Such a disappointment but people need to be made aware that they definitely do cause the pain. It wasn't carple tunnel or rsi or pinched nerves. The watch was to blame. I'm just glad Samsung and Vodafone were happy to help as I was not going to be paying $600 for a watch I could not wear.
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I'm just curious if anyone else has had any pain in their wrist, arm, and fingers when wearing the new Galaxy Watch LTE 42mm? I've had mine since the 29th or April, and over time it has gone from a tingle to full on nerve pain. My wrist aches and pain shoots up to my elbow and down to my pinky finger. It slowly subsides when I take my watch off. It's not too tight or too loose (I was constantly changing the tightness thinking this was the issue) I would never have thought a watch could cause this pain but after searching the net there seems to be a few people with the same reports from other smart watches. Could the sensors cause something like this?
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