Apple no longer says the Apple Watch is impact resistant

Hace unas horas os hablábamos del caso de Gareth Cross, un fan de Apple como el que más que vio como a su Apple Watch screen was breaking little more than a week after buying it. The damage suffered by Cross's watch had occurred without him having fallen to the ground or suffered any kind of blows, he went to an Apple Store, commented on his problem and the clerk told him that it was not covered by the warranty, so He sued Apple and won. This has already had the first consequence.

Apple has removed the phrase "impact resistant" from his description of the Apple Watch. Cross said one of the reasons he bought the SmartWatch of the block was that description, so it could be considered misleading advertising. And it is that the Apple Watch is water resistant and Tim Cook has always said that it is only resistant to splashes, but he does not say so because he lies to us, if not because he values ​​the possibility that the watch will spoil if it gets wet. Reading this news, we understand that it is worth measuring what is included in the promotions.

He will use the money to buy the Apple Watch 2

The most curious thing about all this is that Gareth Cross, a 32-year-old British, says that he will use the money he has managed to recover (legal expenses aside) to buy another Apple Watch because he says that during the time he was using it loved the experience. Of course, he said that he will wait for the launch of the second generation that is expected in the second half of the year.

Depending on the description that Apple includes in the promotion of the Apple Watch 2, Cross will surely put a protection on the glass of its next SmartWatch. You can also put a protective case on it, but if these cases already ugly the design of an iPhone, I don't think it is the best option.