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Data point: I wear a watch every day and have never experienced this.
by School-Cotton 4y ago
Data point: I wear a watch every day and have never experienced this.
- ATMLOTTOBEER 4y agoSeconded
- MSFT_Edging 4y agoSame, I only pull it off when i feel it scratching a palm rest. Smaller watches, with nylon, silicone, or leather straps help. Big metal bracelet watches always feel in the way.
- School-Cotton 4y agoFWIW mine has a titanium bracelet.
- mod 4y agoMay have to do with posture or body alignment, less than the watch. My data point: much like GP, I experience discomfort if I wear my (smart/big) watch while programming. Also if I wear a small watch too tightly. I get a sensation in my pinky that's a lot like what you feel with a pinched nerve. I just take the watch off if I'm going to be using the keyboard for any period of time. Gaming especially bothers it. Notably, I rest my left wrist on the laptop body underneath the keyboard area. If I kept my wrists perched in the air, I doubt I would have any of this going on at all.
- nkjnlknlk 4y agoI feel the same. I can type/game for like 10+ hours straight and not feel a thing. If I wear a watch my hand/wrist becomes to feel uncomfortable within fifteen minutes. It may be due to poor hand posture relative to the height of my desk but I'm not sure.