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Avgeek88
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  #3032295 5-Feb-2023 19:48
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Avgeek88: Hi all, I am having the same issue of watch being bricked after the GVI3 update. My issue is a little more complex as my watch was purchased overseas in 2021 but I dont accept that warranty (or lack thereof) has any role in this case. There are multiple customers globally facing the same issue. A good number of them have got out of warranty free repairs after fighting this issue with Samsung.

I am doing the same and currently have a case logged for escalation and calling them every week. This week I finally got a sympathetic customer service agent to give me the following email to document my case and complaints in writing and I encourage other users to do the same to build some momentum.

nz.support@samsung.com

Thanks for listening!



Update on my situation. Samsung accepted that they'd repair my watch under warranty on 24 Jan 23. I took it in the next day to the service centre and they accepted it but said it would take 6-8 weeks to repair due to parts being on order. If they do stick to the timeline it'll be about 4.5 months overall without a working watch for me but at this point I'm just glad they accepted it and am tired of pleading my case with Samsung!

Thank you all for the support here



klyster

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  #3032299 5-Feb-2023 20:15
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Hopefully, they're being pessimistic with the ETA.

They should offer you a watch 5 replacement.

Hope you get it sorted sooner.

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