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Looking to gift the spousal unit a Samsung Smartwatch. They cost $350 down here and the sales people have never heard of a user manual. Almost going in blind.

My wife can barely tolerate wearing jewelry, chains, rings, etc. and does so for short periods of time. She went through chemotherapy a decade ago and the subject is touchy so I'll leave it alone. Most likely the cause of her intolerance

I am wondering about the watchband and its material. Found something about rashes by previous G3 editions and such.

Anyone have similar skin issues and owns a Samsung wearable?

Thanks.

If the gift works, ill start lobbying for a his and hers status. Nudge, nudge, wink, wink.

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Yes I do, however it's from the crown being at the 3 o'clock position, rubbing the skin of the wrist. So I usually look for watches with the crown at the 2 or 4 o'clock position.
 
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I have a Samsung Gearfit 2 Pro smartwatch, and I have no problems with the band or the watch. For what it's worth, I'm in central Florida which is hot and humid, and I am incapable of wearing leather bands because my wrist welts up under them. The rubber or possibly silicon band used by Samsung does not affect me.



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My wife has a Garmin and the band does not cause an issue the back of the watch case where the heart rate monitor is leaves her with a dry eczema like spot.
It does not itch or bother her just looks dry and crackly.
She had a Fitbit prior to the Garmin and it did the same.


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My wife has super sensitive skin. Everything gives her a rash. I got her a Fitbit (yeah, I know not as cool as a Samsung watch) and she hasn’t had any issues with the rubber strap. It’s small, comfy, and tells her all about her health.



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Took the plunge. Wife is pleased, so am I.

Next, figuring out how it works.

Thank you all for your time and advise.

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