Review on Silver Rhinestone Compatible Metal Bands For Fitbit Alta And Alta HR by Rushabh Bear
No green wrist, but still not the best
Please read! Within 1 week, most of the links began to change from a silver color to a patina silver. Now at week 2, almost all the links are nearly black in color. As the patina has occured on the removable links and not the part of the bracelet that connects to the Fitbit, this discoloration doesn't bother me very much. All of the discoloration is on the removable links on the inside of my wrist where it cannot be seen. I thought I should warn others of this potential issue. See picture of blackened removable links to get a sense of what I'm talking about.
- Creates a statement look that is both stylish and practical
- The band may lose its shine over time
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