by Sarah Griffiths, Daily Mail online, 9 July 2015
- Handful of people have shared photos of rashes and 'burns' on Twitter
- They say they are caused by wearing the Apple Watch
- Apple has not yet commented on the images, but its support page warns some people may react to materials such as nickel, used in its timepiece
The Apple Watch may be used by many as a fitness aid, but some users are feeling the burn in a less desirable way.
A handful of people have taken to Twitter to share photos of 'burn' marks and rashes on their wrists, which they say are the result of wearing an Apple Watch.
Apple warns on its webiste that 'a small number of people will experience reactions to certain materials,' but has so far not commented on the recent photos.
An iOS App developer named Dinalli tweeted: 'Not worn my Apple Watch today, yet there seems to be some sort of burn. Anyone else got this too ? '
While a more excitable user called Andrew Terry tweeted: 'wtf? My Apple Watch has burnt a hole in my wrist!!' and posted an image of red marks and a sore on his wrist.
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- They say they are caused by wearing the Apple Watch
- Apple has not yet commented on the images, but its support page warns some people may react to materials such as nickel, used in its timepiece
The Apple Watch may be used by many as a fitness aid, but some users are feeling the burn in a less desirable way.
A handful of people have taken to Twitter to share photos of 'burn' marks and rashes on their wrists, which they say are the result of wearing an Apple Watch.
Apple warns on its webiste that 'a small number of people will experience reactions to certain materials,' but has so far not commented on the recent photos.
An iOS App developer named Dinalli tweeted: 'Not worn my Apple Watch today, yet there seems to be some sort of burn. Anyone else got this too ? '
While a more excitable user called Andrew Terry tweeted: 'wtf? My Apple Watch has burnt a hole in my wrist!!' and posted an image of red marks and a sore on his wrist.