Review on 🔗 Stylish and Durable Stainless Steel Replacement Bands for Fitbit Versa/Versa 2 - Kmasic Compatible by Terence Vaz

Bought this to replace a bulky rubber band on my Fitbit Versa. First, good. Looks normal when you finally put the watch on. The black version I bought is solid and looks solid, which I liked for buying it. Also, the link changer is simple and easy to use, and I see how it could be a tool for future use in a number of situations. i will keep it Now for the bad. It is clear that the design was late. The spring-loaded pins that attach to the sides of the watch have a handle or lever, the same as the Versa and possibly from the same manufacturer. But the strap itself doesn't allow the slit to obscure this grip, which hugs the skin of my wrist and releases the strap half a dozen times, usually at the worst possible moment. If the designer had thought about it, the worst timing would not be an issue. And it was absolute hell forcing the thing to load onto the watch. I have to partially blame Fitbit for the fact that the fitting hole or notch on the watch is difficult to find and can be a little shallow for that purpose. After all, this may not be the case for many potential buyers, but the edges of the strap are pretty sharp. Unfortunately, I take blood thinners and aspirin, which often cause small cuts to bleed or leak for a significant amount of time, usually without realizing until someone at the gym interrupts and tells you you're bleeding everywhere. . No matter how I wore the bracelet, it happened almost every day. Unfortunately, these things are thoughtlessly designed and useless to this consumer. I went back to the Fitbit straps, which can be awkward but stay in place and don't cut the wearer.