Every piece of WalkerFit smartwatch has been meticulously crafted as a durable and practical smart wearable. To ensure the long-term stable operation and extend the lifespan of your smartwatch, proper maintenance practices are of crucial significance. Here are some tips to help you fill in the gaps!
Screen Hygiene
Highly resistant to scratches and collisions, WalkerFit smartwatches demand regular screen cleaning. Use a soft dry cotton cloth or a soft cloth dipped in a bit of screen-specific cleaner. If your smartwatch is stained with fingerprints, sweat, or dust, a soft cotton cloth or a soft towel immersed in water can be used for cleaning.
If dirt persists, try a cloth dipped in detergent, soap, or other daily cleaning solutions. Eliminate any residue of the cleaner with a wet cotton cloth, followed by using a dry cloth to wipe it dry.
Maintaining Water Resistance Performance
All WalkerFit smartwatches, especially those from the Rugged Series, boast standout waterproof features. However, avoid exposing your smartwatch to extreme water pressure. After each contact with water, promptly dry the watch to protect its interior from moisture. Please note that the waterproof rating may slightly differ among WalkerFit smartwatches.
For instance, WalkerFit TANK M2 comes with a 5 ATM level, indicating it can be worn during shallow water sports and activities in swimming pools and shallow coastal areas. Avoid wearing the rugged smartwatch in saunas or during hot showers.
Maximizing Battery Life and Lifespan
To extend the rechargeable battery life in your WalkerFit smartwatch, avoid frequent recharging or discharging, and refrain from leaving it in extremely high or low temperatures to prevent battery damage. It is essential to use the original charger whenever possible.
Firmware Updates
Regular firmware updates are vital to enhance your user experience. Regardless of the chosen approach for updates, back up your data to prevent data loss. Ensure that your smartwatch is sufficiently charged and maintain a stable network connection during the update process.
In conclusion, if your WalkerFit smartwatch has suffered severe damage, such as cracked screens, replacing it with a new one is often more cost-effective than repairing it. Additionally, consider purchasing the latest WalkerFit model if your current smartwatch has been in use for an extended period and certain features no longer meet your demands. After all, a brand new WalkerFit smartwatch makes for a stylish and versatile daily accessory.
