A friend of my daughter called round the other day to proudly show off her brand new iPhone XR in yellow. As she pulled it from her bag, her face went from joy to shock, and when she turned the back of the phone towards me, I could see that it was smashed. She was totally gutted. With hindsight, it
Heart rate monitoring is a standard feature for wrist-worn devices today, but this first came to Fitbit's product line with the ChargeHR in 2016. I've had mine for over two years now, and time hasn't been kind to it. The strap's bubbled up and the plastic's degraded and cracked. The electronics still work fine but the ChargeHR was designed as
One of the worst feelings a person can have is seeking the repair of a product that they have a limited knowledge of how it works. How do they know what they are being told is true? How much does it really cost to fix? How will I know if they really replaced anything and it was just a loose