Samsung Galaxy Watch 9 40 mm LTE SM-L345

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List of safety warnings Smartwatches based on the requirements of Regulation (EU) 2023/988 on General Product Safety (GPSR): 1. Risk of electric shock: * Connecting your smartwatch to charge in wet conditions or using a damaged charger can lead to electric shock. Always make sure your hands and device are dry before charging. Use only the original charger provided by the manufacturer. 2. Overheating of the device: * Long-term wearing of the smartwatch in high temperature conditions or during intensive charging may cause overheating. * If you notice excessive heating of the device, remove it from your wrist and stop charging. 3. Allergic reactions to materials: * Materials used in smartwatch straps (e.g. silicone, metal) can cause skin irritation or allergic reactions * In case of redness or discomfort, remove the smartwatch and consult a dermatologist. Regularly clean the strap and case to avoid accumulation of sweat or dirt. 4. Mechanical damage: * Dropping a smartwatch or hitting it against a hard surface can lead to a crack in the screen or case, which can cause cuts. * Use your smartwatch with extra covers or sturdy straps. If the case is damaged, do not use the device until it is repaired. 5. Risk of loss of water resistance: * Immersion of the smartwatch in water deeper than specified by the manufacturer may lead to its damage. Follow the manufacturer's recommendations for water resistance (e.g. degree of IP protection). Avoid contact of the device with seawater or chemicals that can damage the seals. 6. Electromagnetic interference: * Smartwatches can interfere with medical devices such as pacemakers. People using medical devices should consult a doctor before using a smartwatch and wear it away from medical devices. 7. Risk of misuse of health monitoring applications: * Improper interpretation of health data, dry as heart rate measurements or blood oxygen levels, can lead to wrong health decisions. * Use the health monitoring feature as a support, not a replacement for medical consultations. Consult the results with your doctor if in doubt 8. Gambling for children: * Small parts such as strap or charger components can be swallowed by children. * Keep your smartwatch and its accessories out of reach of children. Do not allow children to use the device themselves without supervision. 9. Risk of battery damage: * Improper use, dry as overheating or using a non-original charger, can lead to battery damage and, in extreme cases, to battery explosion. * Charge your device at room temperature and use only original accessories. Do not expose your smartwatch to high temperatures. 10. Maintenance and cleaning: * Impurities such as sweat or dirt can cause discomfort and damage to materials. * Clean your smartwatch and strap regularly with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals.