Left and right keys on Fenix 6

Hi, it's two months now I wear my Fenix 6 and recently I notice that the three left button looks "softer" than the two on the right.

These latter have a robust "click" and looks solid vs the left ones, which "click" is almost unpercettible.

Not sure it is my impression or it's always been like this, can't remeber how they were when I wore it first time.

What's your impression ?

Thanks

Gianni

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Ɛpsilon over 3 years ago +1

The up/down buttons on mine have a slightly less 'click' then the others, but not worryingly so.
imcluelesstoday over 3 years ago +1

I would file support request with Garmin to get it exchanged. It shouldn't lose that feel, especially only 2 months in. Mine did same thing about 8 months in. Garmin replaced it and the replacement watch…
KenMar over 3 years ago +1 verified

I have a 6X Pro solar and all buttons feel the same to me, about 4 months old.

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0 Ɛpsilon over 3 years ago

The up/down buttons on mine have a slightly less 'click' then the others, but not worryingly so.

0 imcluelesstoday over 3 years ago

I would file support request with Garmin to get it exchanged. It shouldn't lose that feel, especially only 2 months in. Mine did same thing about 8 months in. Garmin replaced it and the replacement watch buttons all have that solid click.

0 KenMar over 3 years ago

I have a 6X Pro solar and all buttons feel the same to me, about 4 months old.

0 Giannix over 3 years ago in reply to imcluelesstoday

I fear they repair it i/o replacing it and I always prefer an unopened device. I'll keep it under control and see what to do... Thanks to all

0 -- over 3 years ago in reply to Giannix

All buttons on my 6 days old F6Pro feel differently. Down doesn't click at all, Up clicks more than I like and seems to get a little stuck sometimes. But as long as they work.. fine with me. I'm so not going to temporarily part with my new toy in any way. I can be 10 minutes without it if I try real hard, but that's about all I can stand.

0 -- over 3 years ago in reply to --

Did I say "toy"? It is critical operational essential gear!

0 Giannix over 3 years ago in reply to --

Ok ok...from all your answers I get that mine is "normal" in its anormality as well, like yours :-)

I wouldn't have expected a so expensive "toy" to behave like this though.

Let's hope it's not something which get worse over time till impairing them..

0 Ɛpsilon over 3 years ago in reply to Giannix

If my buttons get a little odd, a quick soak in some water helps. If you're doing a lot of activities, salt can build up.