Apple acknowledges that there is a microphone problem with Apple Watch Series 8 and Ultra, which can be temporarily resolved by rebooting

CTOnews.com, Oct. 1, Apple has admitted that some Apple Watch Series 8 and Apple Watch Ultra users may experience microphone problems, including trying to use Siri and making phone calls.

As can be seen from the picture, a user reported that the microphone of the Apple Watch remained unresponsive for a period of time, causing the microphone-dependent application to report an error and stop working completely.

In a new memo obtained by foreign media MacRumors, Apple said it had noticed errors affecting users, noting in particular that users might face problems with Siri unable to hear users, record voice memos and make phone calls. "noise" App may also have a "Measurement Suspended" notice.

Apple said that rebooting Apple Watch may temporarily solve the problem, suggesting that the problem has nothing to do with hardware. Apple said in the memo that users should keep updating to the latest version of watchOS, indicating that fixes will be released soon.

CTOnews.com has learned that the latest version of Apple Apple Watch is watchOS 9.1 developer Preview version Beta 3, and it is not clear whether this version solves the microphone problem.

In addition, iPhoneSoft reported that there was a "jelly scrolling" problem in Apple Watch Ultra. "Jelly scrolling" means that half of the display refresh speed is significantly slower than the other half, resulting in a jitter effect when the content moves quickly. Users may see this when they quickly scroll through the list or scroll down the web page in Apple's Safari browser.