📿 Fintie Metal Band: Premium Stainless Steel Strap for Fitbit Versa Smartwatch Review

What I don't like is that the pins were so flimsy that they broke before I could assemble the tape. The smh band looks good but the pins are so cheap. Now it's useless if I don't get better pins

I only give 2 stars because the bracelet looks very high quality. However, we can't even use it as every pin that came with it to attach to the Fitbit itself was of poor quality and broke before we could even attach it.

It took some effort to fit the strap to my Versa 2. I found it easier to remove the pin and then split the strap into 2 pieces and connect them to the Versa2. Loop them back together. The mounting pins have very little wiggle room to seat properly. The strap looks great and appears to be made of good material.

Fitbit strap pins don't work, they are weak and come out of the holes with little effort. I have to buy different pins to try to attach the bands. The straps have some weight but I can't tell if they fit or not as the pins are faulty. Aggravating

This band is of the highest quality and really upgrades fitness bands over plastic bands. It's extra long to accommodate different sized wrists, but comes with a link removal tool if you need it. I like my watches and bracelets a bit longer (I don't like them being tight around my wrist) so I was happy to loosen them up. I understand that the Fitbit should fit the heart rate monitor snugly, but that's not what I use it for, so it works for me. But like I said, you can remove the links to fit…

beautiful ribbon. I like that it's wide. Looks nice. I had problems with the instructions. Removing the links was easy, but to join the group later I found the instructions vague. It took me some time to figure that out. As for fitting to the Fitbit face, it took me over an hour and hurt my fingertips, there were no instructions and it was just tricky. I had fewer problems with the Fitbit band than with this metal band. I suggest making the instructions clearer and giving some pointers about…

Makes Fitbit more expensive and more like an Apple Watch. I removed a few links which was pretty easy with directions. To put it back together after removing the links, you'll need something flat to "hammer in" the pins (not provided). I used metal nail clippers, which worked really well because they didn't require a lot of pressure. The springs are difficult to remove and install, making them not very practical for frequent lane changes. I lost and broke the auxiliary springs the first time I…