OCEBEECMetal Bands Compatible with Fitbit Luxe, Stainless Steel Metal Mesh Loop Wristband Replacement for Fitbit Luxe/Special Edition Men and Women(Silver)

I've bought this band three times, which I'll explain. I bought one for my Fitbit Luxe last year, and I loved it, but after many months, the band started to disintegrate, with little pieces of metal sticking up and getting stuck in my clothing (and in some cases, creating pulls in the cotton or scratching my skin). So I bought a replacement band, but found that on one side, the magnet wasn't really bonding appropriately to the Fitbit -- it kept separating from the Fitbit, making it fall off my wrist. I had planned on returning the band for another, but literally the day I decided to do that, it fell off during a bike ride without my noticing, and my $125 Fitbit Luxe was lost (I went back to where the data tells me it fell off, but I couldn't find it). So I've ordered a new Fitbit Luxe, and I did order this band again to see if it's a systemic issue or just a bum band. I haven't found another band I like as much, and I'm OK replacing it after a year if it starts to disintegrate, but obviously I'm very unhappy to have lost my Fitbit as the result of poor magnets on one side of the band. I guess I'll see how it works with the new (third) band. I'm giving this a three-star review to because I like it enough to give it another chance, but losing a $125 Fitbit is a financial hardship that I really didn't need.

I love this type of band but within 2 months the gold color began chipping off and a month ago (4 months of wearing) one end began to come unfastened from my Fitbit. I don’t always notice that it slips off my arm. My daughter found my fit bit attached to one end of the band this weekend in my driveway. I can no longer wear it unless I’m okay losing my Fitbit.

First, let me say that I love the look of this band on my new Luxe and have gotten compliments on how delicate it looks.Unfortunately, the second day I wore this band, it detached from the watch and fell off. I reattached the connection. The band disconnected from the watch 3 more times, the last time so silently, I didn't hear it fall. Luckily, I found it. At that point I put it in my purse so the brand-new Fitbit wouldn't be lost. Later at home, I removed the band and attached the orchid color one that came with the Luxe. Hopefully, this band will stay on. If not, the trouble is the clasps on the Luxe.**After further examination... The magnet "clasp" does not stay in place. My wrist is small, so the magnet goes all the way around to the watch face. After wearing a while, I noticed the watch becomes loose. The magnet was sliding back over the band, letting the watch become very loose. The mesh bunches up under magnet and if the bunched-up band gets close to the connection to the watch it detaches and falls off.I also noticed the metallic mesh of the band catches and snags fabric while wearing long sleeves. It is difficult to detach the fabric from the mesh.

Nice for a bit dressier look! 😊

I wish this didn't have issues because it sure looks great but sadly, it has snagged on so many fabrics ruining a brand new cloth shower curtain and a few other things, and now, within the last week, about 6 weeks into wearing it, it keeps coming detached from the Luxe, several times per day. Surprised I haven't lost the Fitbit by now but I hear it clunk on the floor/ground/wherever. This make of band is not a lot of money but the Luxe is! Must find a better band.Update: 01/20/22 I ordered the $80 metal band from Fitbit and though it didn't snag fabric at all the actual Fitbit brand band kept disconnecting right from the start, the Fitbit fell off my wrist numerous times and finally, I lost the whole thing! I read the Fitbit blogs about the actual Fitbit Luxe metal bands all disconnecting so it's not just this OCEBEEC and other off brand metal bands here on Amazon, it's an issue with the actual Luxe and it's ability to stay connected to ANY of it's Fitbit brand metal bands including the very expensive Gorjana band. So a warning, don't get a metal band for the Fitbit Luxe from anywhere, including Fitbit. I contacted Fitbit, told them I lost by entire device due to their band's poor connection issue, and they replaced my luxe no charge, but not the band as I would have had to send the band in to get it replaced. Hard to do when it's lost. Fitbit knows about these issues apparently as many people have reported the same problems with lost trackers. Anyway, my Luxe replacement with silicone band is on it's way and I won’t change the silicone band. Hope this helps!

The photo shows a two-piece band, held together by two magnets; however, the band is actually one continuous piece that folds back on itself. That may be a problem if you have large hands. It's actually helpful for me because the magnet is not strong enough to keep it tightly attached to my wrist. Several times it has either come loose or slid and the band has hung loosely from my wrist until I noticed it. The edges of the band also catch on woven fabrics, such as sweaters.

I like the looks, but it keeps snagging my knit tops, ruining them. The edges needs to be made better, cheap quality.

I wanted to love this as I have a similar band for my Fitbit in silver but this brand disconnects often and I nearly lost my Fitbit tracer 3 times. Not worth the cost of losing it.