Karei Woven Bands Compatible with Fitbit Charge 3/Charge 3 SE, Soft Accessory Sports Band Replacement Strap Small Large for Fitbit Charge 3 Fitness Smart Watch Women Men

Purchased this recently and am incredibly happy with this band and will be ordering additional colors. I included a picture of this band next to the official Fitbit Woven Charcoal band. The Karei is actually better quality, and has metal connections as opposed to the plastic on the 'name brand'. To top it off, the Karei bands are about a third of the price. Highly recommended.

I really am not a big fan of the silicone bands that come with the fitbit so I bought this one to add a bit more of a refined every day look. I like this one so much too because I can wear it to work and also wear it to the gym without worrying about its durability. This band is extremely durable, and is a bit stiff at first, but I'm sure with constant use it will be perfect in no time.

Love it. Perfect charcoal gray color that I was looking for. Looks so much nicer than the rubber band that came with my charge 3. And you can’t beat the price. I have very small wrists and I was a bit worried about fit, but the small is perfect, and could even go two notches smaller if needed. Can’t beat the value and the look of this replacement band.

I ordered the Charcoal, size Small. It has a kind of metallic sheen to it. Which is fine, but not necessarily what I was expecting.It's... fine. There's nothing particularly awful about it. However, I would not call this "woven." It's a faux "woven" fabric that covers what feels and sounds like a flexible cardboard. The connectors are either a hard metallic plastic or a comparatively brittle metal; I was able to scrape the bottom edge off a little bit with my used hobby knife (I did it intentionally in an inconspicuous area, as a test). I would only wear this band strictly for non-exercise reasons. I wouldn't call this band "breathable" in the way that an actual woven band might be. I think including "breathable" in the item header is a misdirected attempt at throwing out buzzwords. I also am not sure I'd trust fabric-covered cardboard to last after a lot of exercise or water exposure, in the long term.If you're looking for a "real" woven band, look elsewhere.

I love this band. No need to pay the brand name price.

The fabric feel is is nice, but there is noticeable play between the tracker and the band. You can wiggle it just like in the video one of the other reviewers made and it rattles when you get a notification. There's about a 0.4 mm gap when worn between the tracker and the attachments, or about the thickness of 4 pieces of paper. Compared to the ports on the original band, they seem to be 0.2 mm wider, taller, and deeper. Going from the other reviews, I don't think this is a defect. Took a chance since the price was right, but I'm going back to the original band.

I really liked everything about this band until, about two months in, the threading end and loops started fraying. It's now to the point that it takes me about two minutes just to get the band to thread through the loops (since it keeps getting caught on the frayed edges). The seller boasts about their great warranty, but when I emailed them, the email bounced back. I checked the email, and it's definitely the correct email that they tell you to contact for warranty (they send you a card with it on it). If you want something that will last a couple of months, go for this, but otherwise, unless they actually contact me and give me a replacement watch band, I'm not happy with my purchase. I'll change this if I hear from them. Update: still haven't heard back. I bought a different brand band, because I'm tired of waiting for them to honor their warranty.

Better for those who already want to change bands back and forth. The weave is quite tight and stiff, which I think is comfortable and just feels like it should be worn with office attire.Unfortunately, the fibers themselves are easily scratched/frayed. Even one frayed point will stand out visibly, taking your refined looking strap and turning it into an old rope at the docks covered in algae and barnacles. Not bad value if willing to swap out for activities, or pair with ripped jeans after the first few days.edit: +1 since receiving refund from company, which claimed fraying was not typical -- either way, classy move.