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There is this conversation about the button not working and feeling soft:
https://forum.espruino.com/conversations/372404/And this about the button stuck.
https://forum.espruino.com/conversations/374874/Maybe after opening it you could reposition again the button.
If it is broken, I don't know if Gordon plans to sell the button assembly.Gordon has published instructions about disassembling the watch:
https://www.espruino.com/Bangle.js2+Disassembly
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As per the title, I unfortunately dropped my poor watch. I'm guessing it landed on the button, or something, since it now has a spongy feel and no responsiveness at all. Ironically similar to the fate of my first bangleJS, though I didn't break that one myself.
I'm not skilled enough with a heat gun to pull it apart (much less put it back together) and see if the button is broken or just jolted loose, so is there any chance I'm able to send it back for repair? I'm definitely out of warranty, since this was already a replacement watch... So I don't mind how much it'd cost, just want to know if it's an option since it'd be a shame for it to just be thrown away.