Asus ZenWatch 2 Randomly Reboots

[Rodney Scott]

Recently bought an Asus Zen Watch 2. Pairing with a Samsung Note Edge. I was able to pair successfully initially. However, while it was doing it's initial sync of data, the watch kept rebooting. After it finally synced, I started configuring my faces and apps. But it started to randomly reboot. So, I reset to factory thinking the reboots during syncing caused corruptions in files. But, after factory reset and successfully pairing and initial sync, the watch still randomly reboots. Do I have a lemon, or is there something else to look at?

 

[OhAlfie]

I vote lemon.

I'd go for an exchange.

 

[jvnat]

I bought this watch two weeks ago. I've also had multiple random reboots. I've factory reset the watch. It's been updated to the latest firmware. I've uninstalled/reinstalled the related apps on my phone a few times. I still get random reboots. I'm having it replaced. I hope the new watch will have no issues. I do like this watch when it works.

 

[menachem bernath]

Lemon

 

[ruzh21]

Replace it

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[Winston P]

Anyone ever found a fix to this? My ZW2 also randomly reboots, only started happening recently (owned it for about 5 months).

 

[popkurn611]

I just bought this watch and it has been stuck on the syncing screen forever. I have a galaxy s7, what is going on?

 

[Penguwin]

Anyone ever found a fix to this? My ZW2 also randomly reboots, only started happening recently (owned it for about 5 months).

I'd contact Asus support... this isn't "normal" behavior.

 

[Ah-free-king]

Bought one over the holidays and started having the same problem. I'm already in the process of having it replaced. I hope it was just a lemon b/c I really like the watch

 

[gatergrotto]

i had this problem on a new watch. I put it in developer mode and it has not happen since.

 

[Devon Budzitowski]

Try manually rebooting the watch, it usually will reboots repeatedly because of an error in memory, and when it reboots in that way, it will restore the memory to the same state before it rebooted, creating the same situation where it will reboot over and over. Manually rebooting will flush the memory out and get rid of the error.