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Heat and humidity kill Surges

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‎06-12-2017 05:35

‎06-12-2017 05:35

Well 4 months after having my first Surge replaced for free by the company due to the strap failing, this one has succumbed to the heat and humidity of Hong Kong. White, red, purple LEDs and the only thing left working is really the watch.

you have been warned do not take out and wear when do strenuous exercise when the temperature is over 30 degrees and humidity is over 50.

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‎06-12-2017 16:10

‎06-12-2017 16:10

Same problem here in Georgia...during the winter!!!! Mine crapped out after the 2d marathon I wore it for; a little over 4 months after I got it. Going back to Garmin products 

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