Outside temperatures are slowly starting to drop below zero, and many of you may be wondering how to properly care for your Apple Watch. Due to the way they are worn, smartwatches are Appexposed to outside temperatures to a greater extent than, for example, your iPhoneAlthough it could be said that it is about Apple Watch in domestic conditions, you don't have to worry too much in winter - because you wear them constantly on your body and under your clothes - it's worth adopting a few principles that will make sure that your watch is safe even in freezing weather.
Always warm
While with iPhone, iPad or MacBookIt is always necessary to emphasize that it is advisable to transport these products as warm as possible – in a case, packaging, backpack or bag – in case Apple Watch se This is a given given the way you wear it. The watch is constantly in contact with your skin. Also, make sure that you always keep it hidden under the sleeve of your jacket, sweatshirt or sweater if possible. This will protect it not only from the cold, but also from possible scratches or bumps during winter fun. Try not to expose your smart Apple Watch to too much snow. If this happens, lock it and then gradually turn the digital crown to expel any accumulated water from the melted snow.
Acclimatization and charging
Apple Watch are not exactly the kind of products that you would normally charge outdoors. However, in winter, to be on the safe side, try to avoid charging them in the car. If absolutely necessary, wait until the car has warmed up to an acceptable temperature. ProThe problem can theoretically occur even after entering the heat. If you are just returning from a quick shopping trip or running from the car to the house, you don't have to worry about acclimatizing your Apple Watch absolutely mind boggling. However, if you have spent the whole day on the slopes, for example, it is better to put your watch in a safe place and give it about half an hour to recover and adapt to the temperature change - then you can start using it again without any worries. If you notice a small amount of water vapor on the surface of your watch after returning to heat, carefully wipe it with a dry cloth.
That's why I have a Samsung watch 😂😂
tamtung and langroid again... that's what I have iphone12 per max a apple wath 6 and in the original packaging, I leave it in the winter and take it out in the summer so that they stay warm at all
Another article about nothing
I leave them at home, at least they won't get damaged.
When sold, they have a higher price. 🤣🤣
The best bet is not to wear them at all.
I don't care…..it's just a watch and even if something happens to it, so be it Apple won't take the warranty anyway. So, I guess. And that it will last less….so what. It's just a watch.