by According to reports, a netizen posted on a social platform that he had only worn it for a day.Google Pixel Watch “burns in”. The so-called “burn-in” means that the monitor displays a still image for a long time, leaving an afterimage phenomenon.
According to the photos posted by netizens, there are obvious “afterimages” on the Google Pixel Watch screen.
In response, Google responded,Said “This is not ‘screen burn’, this afterimage will disappear in a short time, and ‘screen burn’ is permanent, users are advised to turn off AOD”. It is reported that the Pixel Watch is a new product launched by Google in October this year, and the Wi-Fi version is priced at $349.99 (about RM1,658).
The main highlight of the watch is that it is equipped with its own smart watch operating system Wear OS, and also integrates Fitbit, which can have 24 hours of battery life on a single charge. For more technical information, please continue to hold the Urban Tech Story version!
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