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This Milanese loop is fantastic! I own the Apple OEM Milanese loop and this one is very comparable in overall quality and magnet strength. Do not hesitate, save yourself $150 and buy this band right now!

THREE MONTH UPDATE:Downgraded to 4-star from 5-star. The quality isn't as good as I had hoped. Lots of nicks and scratches showing all over the band. Even so, I'd buy this again. I'd much rather buy 10 of these and change them out every 3 months than pay $150 for the Apple brand.ORIGINAL REVIEW:I thought: "How the heck could a ~$10 band compete with Apple's $150 band?" I mean, seriously, HOW? Well it competes pretty well. If you hold them side by side, you can feel the higher quality of the Apple brand's band. But if you hold the Apple band in the morning then hold this Tirnga band a few hours later in the evening, then you'd probably swear that they are identical bands.When I received this band and put it on, I really liked it a lot. And I felt really DUMB for not having bought it sooner. That's why I SORT OF WANTED TO HATE IT: because I didn't want to feel dumb.It's really decent. Definitely worth every bit of its price.

I may post an update on this after I wear it to work next week. There was an eyebrow raising "Tip" near the order button that says the don't recommend wearing it at a desk all day. I'm so curious to know why that I'm certainly going to do it. My update will clear up that mystery. But so far, I'm very pleased with the product and quality, as well as with the seller. I received the band in two days from order placement. In fact, I ordered on Friday night and received it Sunday evening.I've been using the original sport band ever since I got my series 1 iWatch. It has been fine and was comfortable enough. The price for Apple brand watch bands was a bit off-putting for me. But this year, I found myself with some birthday Amazon gift cards and saw this affordable Milanese Loop band with really good ratings and only very few negative ratings that really didn't show why they were displeased. I'm glad I placed the order. This feels MUCH better than the sport band. And it is far easier to put on the wrist. Plus I love being in charge of how snug or loose it holds my wrist. As you can see in the picture, I'm not much into man-scaping my arms. I haven't felt even a tug on my hair. (That was the only complaint I read that held any concern.) If that changes, I'll post an update.A month and a half later, I love it. I wear it from the time I get up until I’m climbing back in bed. Comfortable and much easier to put on than the Apple sport watch.In regards to the warning someone gave about pulling arm hair, I’ve had two or three small tugs but they weren’t as jarring as the sport band would yank ‘em. It has caught other hair, like on the back of my head while adjusting my headrest. Those hair pulls and others I can’t post here are mildly jarring. But I love the band!

Would have been nice if the color didn’t fade out. (See pic). Had it for less than a month before the grey rubbed off.

I'm sure this was fine for the SP4, but I have the SP2017. When used in conjunction with the keyboard cover it becomes a bit cumbersome. The front flap is just a smidge too thick and will pop the keyboard cover off when folded back 3 out of 4 times. The inability to use the SP default stand is frustrating as it only has the 2 heights. The leather straps that hold the Surface in block a number of the cooling vents (I haven't had a problem yet, but I foresee it as an issue). The other major drawback is the flap over the camera. I often have to use my thumb to pull it back to get Windows Hello to work properly. I am currently processing the return. The case also doesn't allow for a strong magnetic connection from either the pen or keyboard causing the pen to pop off and the keyboard to drop while typing.

Easy install with glue tape better than using screws which damage walls. I snapped cables inside Dtube hiding 2 or 3 cables very easy and using a pruning shears was able to cut last piece to fit the length I needed. Perfect if want easy adjustable to cover exposed cables.

I think this is a quality product, it can easily accommodate 3 or 4 cables depending on their size, I have two speaker wires and a single RCA cable and it fits fine. This is a “D” channel that has a clam shell type opening. I suggest when base board mounting that you place the opening up, it makes it easier insert the cable and close it without having to fight gravity. These pieces simply butt ends, their are not connectors between ends, but so work this has worked out perfect in my situation; however, if you have a lot of 90 turns or angles along your path this may be a problem for you. In order to do and inside or outside 90 degree turn you will have to cut these pieces and the plastic isn’t soft, so you will need a mitre saw of some sort to get clean, accurate cuts, I don’t think you can safely do this with a razor knife for example. With this said however, if you have the tool to cut this mounding you will get a very professional, clean installation look. Last, let me mention the tape that come with the kit— it very strong, once you stick this, at least on a painted surface, it’s not coming off and you only get one shot, so make sure everything is aligned straight before pressing it on the surface. I’ve only applied this along a painted baseboard, so I’m not sure how it does on drywall or other surfaces, but along a painted baseboard you won’t have to worry about it coming off. I wiped down the surface with a little alcohol before applying to remove any dirt, but I’m sure any type cleaner would work fine. I’m the end, this mounding blends in very nicely with my white trim and is hardly even noticeable, which is exacly what I believe is the overall goal of using a product like this. If you have straight runs this kit will work out perfect for, but if your install requires bends or turns you may want to consider a kit with the various connectors for that unless you have the tools and appropriate DIY skills to match.