Google Pixel Watch Reveals This Major Design Flaw

Image credit : Android Authority In a few months, the Google Pixel Watch 2 will be released. According to earlier rumors, Google would provide some big advancements for its wearable device's successor. However, there is one important aspect that Google must consider. The next watch needs better glue, as you could have guessed from reading the headline! Numerous reports have been made regarding the Google Pixel Watch. They claim that several of the watch components are suddenly falling out. Even images of the phenomena have been shared by certain individuals. In actuality, Google is not in a good position. [caption id="attachment_179423" align="aligncenter" width="2560"] Image credit : Andrew Martonik / Digital Trends[/caption]

Heating Issue Might Be Affecting The Device

It goes without saying that the Google Pixel Watch is not ideal. However, you cannot overlook the fact that it is Google's first Wear OS smartwatch. It is also a terrific choice as one of the finest Android smartwatches provided you do not pay close attention to its limitations. Even the wearable's design is beautiful. Regarding the design, recent reports (1, 2, 3) indicate that there is a reliability problem with the Google Pixel Watch. Numerous consumers have complained that their watch has been suddenly opening over the past few months. In other words, when the user was wearing the item normally, the rear would pop open. Good news: Google has provided alternatives for the majority of these reports. After all, this problem readily qualifies for coverage under the Pixel Watch's warranty. The worry is that if the back shell were to come off, the device's ability to withstand water would be compromised. Therefore, you risk getting a dead Pixel Watch if you decide to use it rather than contacting Google for a replacement. Additionally, there are no reports of Google offering water damage coverage. Also read : Phishing emails impersonating YouTube are now widespread- Here Is What Google Says On the subject of getting in touch with Google, some users claimed that the company first demanded $300 in order to submit a warranty claim. The good news is that Google later waived the price and provided free replacements. That said, the problem does not seem to be widespread. And it could likely be due to the device heating up while coming in contact with sweat. But the issue is still noteworthy enough to gain attention.