Apple Watch Band - Sport Band (44mm) - Black - Regular
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Yes, the old 38 has been replaced by the new 40, and the old 42 has been replaced by the new 44.
Yes, it works with the series 1 38 mm.
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Selected User Reviews For Apple Watch Band - Sport Band (44mm) - Black - Regular
This blue band is absolutely stunning, and it's the color I've been looking for since the hard-to-find denim and cobalt blues sold out and were only available on eBay for triple the price of $49. It's more similar to the royal blue band, but with a more stunting and brighter tone. br>br> The royal blue had a drab appearance. br>br>I took these photos on my balcony in direct sunlight, so the camera captures the true color rather than hues that vary depending on room or environment lighting. As a result, what you see is a good representation of what you'll get. br>br>If you have any image requests, please send them to me and I will respond. I only have one piece of advice: get this as soon as possible before Apple runs out of stock. br>br>This is an original Apple product that has never been opened. It's incredible how easy it is to remove the Apple sticker. Haha.
I was hesitant to buy an Apple watch band from Amazon, but I did so because the Plum color was no longer available in stores or online. I received my package the next day, and the box appeared to be authentic and the seal was intact, but I was correct in my suspicions. The bands were extremely flimsy and of poor quality. I thought these might be an updated version, but after comparing them to other Apple bands I own, I realized they were clearly counterfeit. They lacked all of the details that Apple incorporates into their bands, the metal hardware was of poor quality, and machine cut marks could be seen all over the bands. I noticed the box lacked the usual guides and information, and upon closer inspection, I discovered that the box had been opened from the bottom and glued back together, leaving the seal intact, implying that someone gypped Amazon, who then gypped me. Cool. Be cautious, and make sure you get an original Apple product rather than a counterfeit!.
I've owned several Apple watches, the most recent of which is version three. I've never had any problems with official bands, but I damaged one a few months ago and decided to replace it with a less expensive third-party band, which looked great and felt fine for the first two months, but after two months, I developed a skin rash underneath the band near the clasp. I tried cleaning it, wearing it on my other wrist for a few days, not wearing it. . . The rash would go away for a few days, then return. As a result, I bit the bullet and purchased an official Apple band to replace it. There will be no more rashes on your skin! br>br>Apart from that, it's the same as the rest of the Apple bands: I liked it because it was stylish, comfortable, and a little more expensive than I had expected. But, because I'm pleased with my watch, I'm content with this purchase.
Just because it isn't black, I'm giving it a three-star rating. It's their version of black in space gray. When you buy it to go with your black clothes, it doesn't look very good.
My original Apple sport band was giving me a wrist rash, so I decided to buy the official Apple silicone watchband. I reluctantly paid $50 for this product based on product reviews, hoping that it would make my expensive watch wearable again and thus be worthwhile. Within a few days, I developed a new rash. I'm not allergic to anything or have sensitive skin. My Apple Watch has now been transformed into a desk decoration. Apple, you should be ashamed of yourself.
It's a must-have, and the color matches the image perfectly! While viewing the photo on my iPhone, the color is true to the original. It gives off a beautiful Northwest forest vibe. I will say that Apple is definitely and intentionally making colors that are slightly off from the named color in this batch of new bands. They like to do things with colors to stand out, either for irony or simply to be contradictory with traditional labeling. And, I must say, it works, with a lovely muted color palette as a result. br>br>For example, the new black band that came with the Series 5 looks like a very dark blue. This band's green is an Eddie Bauer green grey with a hint of blue, rather than a pine green. It's one of my favorites because it's equally beautiful, understated, and simple.
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