Google won’t repair cracked Pixel Watch screensmingistech@lemmy.world to Android@lemmy.world – 272 points – 1 years agotheverge.com80Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentFitbit has a good niche. Samsung is shitFitbit is owned by Google and has the same policy of not repairing cracked screens. I owned a Sense 2 and was in a bicycle crash. Screen hit the pavement and shattered. Absolutely no options from Fitibit/Google to get it repaired. I switched to Garmin and couldn't be happier.Huh.. I missed when Google bought them. That sucks. Might end up with a Garmin as well when this one dies. Does it integrate with other apps like chronometer?2 more...2 more...I've been using a Galaxy Watch 4 Classic for about 2 years now. Apart from the usual scuffing, no other issues really.I swapped from a 3 to a 5 pro and same. I got it specifically for fitness stuff, and aside from issues with HR monitoring on my hairy arms, no issues. It's not my favorite option, but I got it on sale for like $400 while similar specced Garmin and other options push $7-800.2 more...
Fitbit has a good niche. Samsung is shitFitbit is owned by Google and has the same policy of not repairing cracked screens. I owned a Sense 2 and was in a bicycle crash. Screen hit the pavement and shattered. Absolutely no options from Fitibit/Google to get it repaired. I switched to Garmin and couldn't be happier.Huh.. I missed when Google bought them. That sucks. Might end up with a Garmin as well when this one dies. Does it integrate with other apps like chronometer?2 more...2 more...I've been using a Galaxy Watch 4 Classic for about 2 years now. Apart from the usual scuffing, no other issues really.I swapped from a 3 to a 5 pro and same. I got it specifically for fitness stuff, and aside from issues with HR monitoring on my hairy arms, no issues. It's not my favorite option, but I got it on sale for like $400 while similar specced Garmin and other options push $7-800.2 more...
Fitbit is owned by Google and has the same policy of not repairing cracked screens. I owned a Sense 2 and was in a bicycle crash. Screen hit the pavement and shattered. Absolutely no options from Fitibit/Google to get it repaired. I switched to Garmin and couldn't be happier.Huh.. I missed when Google bought them. That sucks. Might end up with a Garmin as well when this one dies. Does it integrate with other apps like chronometer?2 more...2 more...
Huh.. I missed when Google bought them. That sucks. Might end up with a Garmin as well when this one dies. Does it integrate with other apps like chronometer?2 more...
I've been using a Galaxy Watch 4 Classic for about 2 years now. Apart from the usual scuffing, no other issues really.I swapped from a 3 to a 5 pro and same. I got it specifically for fitness stuff, and aside from issues with HR monitoring on my hairy arms, no issues. It's not my favorite option, but I got it on sale for like $400 while similar specced Garmin and other options push $7-800.
I swapped from a 3 to a 5 pro and same. I got it specifically for fitness stuff, and aside from issues with HR monitoring on my hairy arms, no issues. It's not my favorite option, but I got it on sale for like $400 while similar specced Garmin and other options push $7-800.
Fitbit has a good niche.
Samsung is shit
Fitbit is owned by Google and has the same policy of not repairing cracked screens.
I owned a Sense 2 and was in a bicycle crash. Screen hit the pavement and shattered. Absolutely no options from Fitibit/Google to get it repaired.
I switched to Garmin and couldn't be happier.
Huh.. I missed when Google bought them. That sucks. Might end up with a Garmin as well when this one dies.
Does it integrate with other apps like chronometer?
I've been using a Galaxy Watch 4 Classic for about 2 years now. Apart from the usual scuffing, no other issues really.
I swapped from a 3 to a 5 pro and same. I got it specifically for fitness stuff, and aside from issues with HR monitoring on my hairy arms, no issues.
It's not my favorite option, but I got it on sale for like $400 while similar specced Garmin and other options push $7-800.