Your Apple Watch screen is prone to cracking. Here is what to do

Apple Watch can apparently crack for no reason.

Apple Watch
Smartwatches are now a trend in 2019.

Glass screens cracking due to abuse and drops and force applied the screen is normal, However, Apple themselves claim that the screens of their watches can crack without even touching the watch. This means that the displays are prone to cracking due to a design flaw. This is not the first time the company has accepted to have design flaws in their products.

Apple also claims that only the Apple Watch Series 2 and Series 3 are affected and the rest of the Apple Watch generations i.e. Series 1 and Series 4 are unaffected by this issue. Considering Apple Watch is one of the best selling smartwatches right now, this issue can affect probably hundreds of thousands of watches.

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The glass repair costs $229 to $289 for regular variants with the Hermès variants costing $329 and the ceramic variant costing $800 for the glass repair. With repair costs so high and design flaw, many of the users are excepted to be mad at Apple. However, Apple also said that an Apple store or an Apple-authorized service provider will replace the screen on eligible units that exhibit this type of crack, free of charge so that the users do not have to suffer.

About Apple Watch

It is the company's smartwatch powered by Watch OS. The watch incorporates fitness tracking, heart rate monitoring and other fitness-related services with the rest of apple products with tight integration with the iOS and iPhone.

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After a slow start in 2015, the Apple Watch is one of the most popular products offered by the company as of now. The wearables business generated approximately $5.5 billion in fiscal third-quarter revenue, up 48% from a year earlier.

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