Maledan Bands for Fitbit Charge 2, Stainless Steel Milanese Loop Metal Replacement Accessories Bracelet Strap with Unique Magnet Lock for Fitbit Charge 2

I love this thing. After my flimsy rubber strap broke I swapped it with one of these and it just make it look so much nicer. The main bonus is it's so much easier to put on with my giant clumsy hands since I don't have to fiddle with the clip. 10 dollars goes a long way. It feels solid and durable, and the magnet is quite strong. Sometimes I have to be careful about typing since the magnet sticks to my laptop's aluminum body.UPDATE: Removed 2 stars because I recently bought a new one to replace my old one, and the new one they sent has some major issues with getting caught on fabric. I don't recall this happening with the old band but the new one has snagged on so things: my blankets, my towels, my sweaters. I have loose pulled threads everywhere now because the edge keeps getting catching fibers.

this is a very nice looking band, easy to attach to my Charge 2. My only complaint is, the band is held closed by a magnet and often the magnet lets the band loose and it slips on my wrist. I don't think I would loose the Charge 2 because the band actually encircles the wrist. UPDATE: I just by chance noticed a very fine/ thin piece of plastic over top of the magnet. I removed that it greatly improved the strength of the magnet ... my only suggestion would be instructions sent with the bands to look for the thin plastic cover and remove it...I NOW WOULD UPDATE TO A 5 STAR RATING

Fashionable and fits as expected. I should tell you that as I am aware that it is a magnetic wrist band. I never thought it would windup being harmful. I wore it throughout day. Even wore it undoubtedly while cooking dinner. I was taking a lid off my hot skillet pan and as I did the magnetic band attracted to the skillet lid and I count get it off for at least 5 seconds. I immediately iced my wrist. But it bubbled up and burned my wrist of sure. Today, I told a metal tin of cookies off the counter and the metal tin attracted to the band as well. Do NOT where the band whilst in kitchen.

Rose gold Is very gold looking. Returning for rose pink.Update - I received the rose pink and love it! It's way more it's more subtle than the Rose Gold

I really like these bands and they look great BUT, the metal band easily gets snagged and then it catches on sweaters, cotton etc. Anything with a long sleeve will catch on the bent metal. This also happened with another one I purchased but it was after almost a year of use. I only used this about 6 weeks. I would not recommend purchasing this again.

Very nice replacement band for fitbit charge 2 when dressing up. I was worried it would be heavy, since it is metal. But the band is very light. Really love it.

OK, first week into wearing this band, I have a few updates (marked by an asterix, after the original point)-It's nice. When I look at it, the thinness of it reminds me of a ribbon - it's actually about as thin as one.-I got the black band. The black isn't pitch black like I expected, more of a tint of red (or copper?) to it, but that may be because of the metal, I'm not sure.-The picture doesn't show, but it's not just a wrap-around band like the original buckle ones. This one goes through a loop and secures tightly around the wrist, and can be easily adjusted to however you prefer.-The magnet is definitely stronger than I thought it would be. The picture makes it look like something that would slide, but this thing doesn't slide. The magnet really is that strong. The design of the band might also help with that.*However, the massive strength of this magnet does tend to make it difficult to take the band off and on. When putting it on, you have to find the magnet, then figure out which way it's turned (because it flips around). Then, because it's so strong, you have to somehow hold it away from the band when adjusting it (to get your hand through), then find the right tightness (I might just put a marking on it so I'll always know). But it does take some learned skill.-As for turning off my computer when typing (somebody mentioned that), I wear mine with the face down, so the clasp is at the top of my wrist, which means, no issues.*However, because the band is so much thinner than the watch itself, there's not cushion between the computer and the watch, so I end up loosening the band and pushing it up my forearm so it doesn't get in the way of my typing.-It was easy to install.-It fits nicer in my pockets when I need to take it off (for instance, when working out - since the wrist expands, I take off anything from around it to prevent restricting blood circulation).As time goes on, or if anything breaks or whatever, I'll be back to mention that. But if you don't see anything about such, then it's safe to say I'm not having any issues with it yet.