WONOLO Men Red Copper Double Strong Magnetic Bracelet with Strong Magnets Adjustable Wristband

Nice product and looks good.

Looks lovely good fir good price, would have been better if it would have come with the set to remove links

This is a nice big chunky bracelet for a woman. Doesn't look too masculine but equally wouldn't look feminine on a man. It is very smooth and well finished with a magnet on every link. I didn't have any problem with the clasp but I can just slip my hand through it when fastened and can wear it firmly in place half way up my forearm or loose around my wrist. It is a lovely rich copper colour and looks a more expensive than it was. Some people have said it turns their arm green - well that proves it's copper because copper does that ! It easily washes off though. Also, I'm allergic to nickel and I've been wearing this bracelet a week now with no reaction. Update: I have been wearing this a while now and it is the most comfortable copper bracelet I have (out of many). Also, it has not turned my arm green nor caused any nickel allergy reaction. It is perfect and I am delighted with it 100%.

Good bracelet strong quite large, had to remove couple of links easily done

Unless you have an adjustment tool, you are going to struggle to get this to fit, it's also VERY heavy to wear

Very nice bracelet, solid looking not flimsy, long enough, the clasp holds very well and doesn't slip open, well with the money

The bracelet comes with changeable links so you can resize it to fit the individual. I managed to take the first pin out but the second one was seized solid and the end link broke as I tried to free it up. Very disappointing. It’s now in the bin.

This bracelet looks very good, but it is much too soon to tell if it will start to blacken my wrist. However that would not bother me as long as I have access to soap and water. It is copper after all.Initially I had to insert a small Allen key into a tiny hole in the clasp in order to force it open. However after putting it on my wrist to see how many links needed to be removed, I found it possible to reopen it using just my fingers, but still not easy. Hopefully this means clasp will last longer than previous ones which wore out quite quickly and eventually slipped open causing the bracelets to fall off unnoticed and get lost.I have a link removal tool which came with a previous bracelet or watch, so removing the unrequired 3 links was not a problem. These tools cost about £5 and can be used repeatedly on straps up to over 33mm wide.My various pains started to subside after a couple of days. They had got worse because after my last copper bracelet fell off and got lost, I tried a rubber strap one that had a proper buckle, but only 2 magnets plus 6 unidentifiable coloured "healing" stones. I gave up on that after about a month of increasing suffering.