I recently purchased a Huawei Watch Fit 3 and installed its app on my phone to start using it. However, on the very first evening, I noticed a serious issue: the watch randomly added around 60,000 extra steps to my daily total.
I reset both the watch and the app, but the problem happened again. I continued using the device for about a week, and each day, after a certain period of use, it wrongly recorded 60,000–70,000 steps. I also realized that even after the daily reset at midnight, the step count was still grossly inaccurate.
After a week of frustration, I decided to return the device to the retailer. I made it clear that I wanted a full refund, not a repair, because the product was defective right out of the box.
Instead, I received a message from the technical service saying, "We ordered a part for your device; it is currently under repair."
It’s incredibly disappointing that Huawei refuses to accept the return of a faulty new device, forcing customers into repair processes rather than standing behind their products.
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