Sport Bands Compatible with Fitbit Inspire HR/Inspire/Ace 2 Fitness Tracker Accessories Strap for Women Men, Small Large

Have had these for a half a year now and they still are holding up though they are showing some signs of wear. The paint on the buckle has chipped off on mine but I'm not to careful with them.

I was replacing a leather band that was falling apart, and this one seemed to be more durable and the right size. It took a week to get the order, but I could install it pretty easily. I had to really push it onto the Fitbit, but once it was in there, it really held firm. The band that I got was pretty large, so it should fit large wrists. It has holes all the way down for smaller wrists, but it would be a little crazy for anyone with really small wrists. I think there is a smaller size available though. I have been wearing it for a few days with no problems, and it seems to be holding up so far.

This is the perfect replacement band for my Inspire 2! I wanted a white band to replace the coral one that came with the Fitbit. It arrived on time, and took me less than two minutes to open the package and switch the band. It looks beautiful! A high quality silicone, smooth and very bright white! Nice metal buckle, and it fits perfectly. This is an amazing value, and comes in a variety of other colors! I’m definitely buying more!

I was a little nervous about buying an off brand band for my Fitbit, but after having it for a few months now I can definitely recommend it. It’s made of a stiffer material so it’s not as floppy as the Fitbit band. But I actually like this better. My Fitbit band once caused some irritation on my skin, but because this is stiffer it doesn’t lie up right next to the skin and everything can breathe. Very comfortable. The rose gold color is very pretty and goes with almost everything. Still looks new even after constant wear. The only reason I did not give this 5 stars is one end detached from the Fitbit and it fell off my wrist. Luckily I was at home (but when aren’t we home these days!) I was really worried this would be an issue, but I think I may not have attached it securely to begin with. After reattaching and making sure the mechanism was engaged it has not fallen off since and feels very secure. So just take care when installing. April 2021 update: This band held up well. The actual band still looks like new, with some wear on the buckle. It never detached again so I assume that first time was user error. However, last night it bit the dust. One of the attachment points just disintegrated. I wore it all the time - even slept in it usually, so if you are like me, give it a good look over after 6 months to be sure it’s holding up.

I ordered two of these bands in different colors, and both were terrible. The attachment mechanism is poorly designed — it was extremely difficult to snap onto my Fitbit Inspire 3, and even when it finally clicked in, it didn’t sit flush like the original band. The first night I wore it, it popped off while I was sleeping. The second one detached on its own the next day and fell on the floor. It honestly looks like these bands were made for a different model entirely, even though the listing says they fit the Inspire 3. Total waste of money. Poorly engineered, unreliable, and not worth the frustration.

I've only had it a week so far, but it seems to be great quality. Easy to replace the old one. I might need to get more colors now.

Great fit, this is my second one, fist one lasted 2 years, which for me is real good. I'm hard on watch bands. The original fitbit band lasted about 6 weeks.

I picked up a second-hand Fitbit so I could track my steps (which gives me points, at my Department of Transportation job, towards discounts on Health insurance, so...obviously a good idea to have "on hand" -- haaaaaaaah, D'YA GET IT?!?). The wrist-band it came with was far too small for my wrists, so I ordered this one offa Amazon. It fit perfectly, and was easy to replace the previous armband with...however, after a near-constant wearing of it (and daily removal/replacement to re-charge the Fitbit), the band broke halfway through, right down the line of one of the tabs. I like the band, and am ordering another one as we speak? But not even a years' survival doesn't give me a large amount of hope that it'll continue to be viable. Essentially, if you're askin' me to spend an extra 10 bucks a year to keep my Fitbit attached to my arm, then I might have to look for other options. (So for NOW, you get 3 stars. We'll see how the next year goes.)