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Pressing under the haptic button causes the button to press

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‎10-23-2020 04:52

‎10-23-2020 04:52

Does anyone else find that if they press the area below the haptic button that it causes the button to press? This is incredibly frustrating, because it seems to mean that things like stretching (after sitting) or rolling my sleeve up causes a long press!

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‎10-24-2020 10:30

‎10-24-2020 10:30

Just tried and yes. Never seen a problem as described, but then I wear the band so a finger can easily slip behind the band. 

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