u/antepenultimate_9

I got my ScanWatch 2 replaced after the previous one developed a waterproofing issue only 2 years in. Condensation formed inside the watch after just a 5-minute swim in calm water…

Now, after another 2 years, the battery barely lasts 2 weeks, and every time I need to charge it, it turns into a 2-day fight with this useless charging dock that keeps connecting, disconnecting, and refusing to charge properly. I mean it uncharges the watch more than it charges it ... Sometimes going from 42% to 18% ....

How can a charging dock be this bad?

On top of that, every update seems to remove functionality. The ECG used to provide more detailed information, the SpO2 almost never works and constantly gives “inconclusive” results, and even slight movement or a heartbeat can cancel measurements.

Once this watch dies, I’m done forever with what used to be a good company but has now become a really disappointing one.

Anyone else having the same issues with the Withings ScanWatch 2?

Like many others (I hope), I spent yesterday reviewing the Clob v2 documentation and implementing the migration. I encountered inconsistencies, such as fields disappearing from payloads in one area while remaining required in another, and data types shifting between strings and integers. Well the usual inconsistency...

This is especially challenging as I am working in Go without the support of the TypeScript or Python libraries. The most frustrating issue currently is position redemption. Previously, we could rely on the relayer (still can of course) however, the new USDC.e to pUSD wrapping mechanism has significantly complicated the process, for me at least.

Formerly, redeeming a position would simply refund the tradable ledger or close losing positions. Done, thank you, bye bye, next !
Now, the process requires redeeming, wrapping for conversion, and... manually confirming 'pending deposits' via the UI.
Even with auto-redeem enabled, the feature fails to function.
Hopefully, these are merely temporary migration issues, but it has been a difficult transition.