Intoval Metal Bands for Fitbit Inspire 2 / Inspire HR/Inspire, Stainless Steel Replacement Bands for Women Men (Small, Silver)

5 months in and the black finish on the band is looking fine. Sometimes small pieces of lint or fuzz get stuck in the band, but they come out over time. One problem I had is that the pins that hold it to the fitbit aren't very secure - I had one slip out while I wasn't wearing the watch. It also pinches my arm hair sometimes. Still 5 stars though, really no fuss with this and its so comfortable.

My original Fitbit wristband was very uncomfortable (rubber? plastic?) and it seemed like one notch was too loose, the next too tight. I was able to replace it with this stainless steel mesh band in less than 5 minutes. It looks nice, it's very light and very comfortable. Because it slides and is held by a magnetic clasp I can choose exactly how I want it to fit. Love it!

Very helpful item in weight-loss plan.

I was worried that it would constantly loosen being held by a magnet like my last band that was similar. This magnet is strong enough to keep my FitBit cozy to my wrist without having to readjust and tighten constantly. The rose gold is more copper in color than expected but I unexpectedly love it.

I wear mine all of the time--even in an Arizona heatwave--there is no "rust" problem of the metal turning your wrist green--thank goodness!I have small wrists, and the small size fits fine, but I am used to having a longer strap when I'm done. This one would not fit as many people as my old fitbit strap did.The multicolor look is wonderful--colorful without being in your face about it.I had absolutely no problem putting the band on my Fitbit once I figured out the system. It's not a fault of this band and its makers, but rather the fault of Fitbit--they designed the band system to be extra tricky (in my opinion--and this is my 4th Fitbit, so I've watched the changes they make)--likely to keep people from swapping out bands. It really isn't difficult to do--just take your time and do it over a plain light-colored tabletop so if that little tiny pin falls, you can see it and pick it up easily.I have not worn it in water (though the Inspire 2 is supposed to be waterproof, so I could). However, between our humid humid summers here in North Carolina and the dry HEAT (up to 110 degrees F when we were there) of Arizona, I know it won't rust/tarnish.The metal mesh is metallic, so it does sometimes attach necklaces or other metal pieces to it if close together--but all you have to do is pull them apart. The mesh can indeed catch on fabric sometimes, so I wouldn't wear it with silk or maybe some sweaters. I have not had any damage to my clothes from this, though, and I've had my band for a few months (and had the same type of mesh band for my previous Fitbit for 5 years).

This is a very attractive band for my Fitbit inspire. It is also easier to remove that the other types of band that I have used.

Very nice band and was easy to attach.

The watch band looks nice for occasions when a silicone band isn't appropriate but be very careful when changing bands because the pins do not stay put. The pins fall out as soon as they are not attached to the Fitbit. Also, the magnet is strong enough to keep the band fastened, but not strong enough to keep the band from slowly loosening over the course of the day. I bought this for work and the combo of typing, stretching, washing my hands, etc. loosens the band enough that I have to tighten it back a few times per day. It's not enough of a nuisance for me to dislike the band, but I don't really wear it to work anymore unless I have a meeting and I have to dress up.