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Report: High levels of toxic chemicals found in Apple, Google, Samsung, and more smartwatch bands
(www.phonearena.com)
this post was submitted on 16 Jan 2025
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About a decade ago I had a Fitbit and wearing it caused my wrist to break out in a rash. I sent a picture of said wrist to Customer Support and they gave me a full refund on it.
Now, I've not had a watch cause me to break out like that since and I've also never owned any of the other brands on this list... Now you got me wondering.