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The $20 million Apple Watch settlement could mean a payout for you - here's how to qualify


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If you're an Apple Watch  owner who experienced battery issues, you might be eligible to claim part of a $20 million settlement related to battery swelling problems.

 

A recent settlement alleges that the first-generation Apple Watch, Series 1, Series 2, and Series 3 models had a battery issue in which the battery would swell over time, potentially damaging internal components. Apple denies any wrongdoing but is offering the $20 million settlement to avoid the hassle of court proceedings.

 

This comes just weeks after Apple announced a $95 million settlement related to privacy issues with Siri.

How to check if you're included in the settlement

Apple has a record of who owned a watch that is part of this lawsuit and who reported issues to customer service, so you don't need to take any action to receive payment, unlike other lawsuits. However, you do need to make sure your information is updated at www.watchsettlement.com, including your address, email address, and how you'd like to receive the payment (you can choose a physical check, e-check, ACH transfer, or a prepaid virtual MasterCard or Visa).

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Claims are being processed automatically, but you'll need to update your information to make sure you receive anything from Apple.

 

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Wonder if they had more than 1 or 2 days battery life like the samsung. They can easily fit larger size battery... They want it to fail 😐

Kinda looking at the Garmin watch these days seem to have the best battery life around!

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12 hours ago, bonami2 said:

Wonder if they had more than 1 or 2 days battery life like the samsung. They can easily fit larger size battery... They want it to fail 😐

Kinda looking at the Garmin watch these days seem to have the best battery life around!

 

Highly recommend a garmin. I use a watch for weight training, running, or any activity. Logs all the data on their Garmin Connect app and connects automatically with Stava or any other fitness apps you use.

 

Battery life is approx. 7 days on my model but higher end ones last 2 weeks or more!

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