AltaFit AF28’s smartwatches were reminded, according to a press release on Thursday by the US Consumer Product Security Commission. The problem? Watches can warm their chargers and even switch into flames.
The smart watches were sold in the home shopping of March 2025 to May 2025 for $ 50, marked by $ 100. There were 39 reports of the watches melting, burning and igniting fire with at least six reports on the hands of consumers burned along with damage to property damage. And it is all assigned to the wireless pad of the SmartWatch.
The watches were manufactured in China and imported to the United States by Deale International LLC, from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The Altafit AF28 was sold on HSN.com as a SmartWatch, which looked like jewelry during all the latest SmartWatch functions.
“Consumers must immediately turn off the smartwatch’s loading pad and stop loading the recalled smart watch,” the CPSC said in a statement Posted online. “Consumers can contact Deale International for instructions on how to get a free replacement. Consumers will be asked to cut the unloaded loading cable and email a photo of the loader pad with the cutting cable to [email protected]. ”
The screen measures 1.68 inches and the clock came with two bands, Bejeweled and loop. The versatility of having something not “too sporty” for “evening” was the main part of the marketing pitch, according to advertising videos Posted to YouTube.
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“This is one who will do everything we want to do,” the HSN host says in a video. “Even read your oxygen levels, your sleep, your heart rate, all the different sports modes we love from running to yoga to cycling, and you can get credit for everyone.
The host went on to explain that the clock is “IP67 waterproof rated, and you can even get your phone calls, your texts, you get application notifications, and that’s just the beginning of it.” The clock was billed as being able to measure blood pressure, though smart watches are notably Bad about that.
The clock wasn’t really in Gizmodo’s radar until we saw the recall notice, and it looks like the company only sold about 2,900 of them. But now we wonder how it acted. Did you have highFIT AF28? How did it work? Here hope that if you own one, it has not lit and you can get your refund.
