Bands Compatible with Wyze Watch 47/44mm for Women Men, Breathable Stainless Steel Metal Mesh Band, Adjustable Replacement Strap for Wyze Smart Watches

I have updated my rating on this watchband. After struggling for a few weeks to connect the clasp, I accidentally turned the watch the wrong way one morning and it was easy to clasp! So, I removed the band and turned it around to re-attach it. Took all of thirty seconds. Voila--it is now easy to connect the clasp!ORIGINAL: As others have mentioned, this band is nearly impossible to connect the ends together on the wrist. Once attached to the wrist, it is comfortable and attractive. I hate to remove it to charge my Wyze watch since it will be very difficult to reinstall onto my wrist. I will not buy again.

I didn’t think I would like a mesh band, but after replacing several silicone bands I thought I would give it a try. First of all it was so easy to install ( I am a 79 year old woman so you know if I say it was easy, It was easy) I had it installed on my watch in less than 5 minutes. I love the way it buckles, it was easy to adjust and is very comfortable.

There are reviews that say the latch is crap and won't stay closed. I am giving only 4 starts because of the lack of instructions. The reason for the bad reviews on the latch is the users couldn't figure out how to latch it properly. It's a bit confusing without instruction but when you figure it out and do it properly the latch works just fine and will not come loose without you unlatching it. It's a good band.

This watch band comes with absolutely no instructions for how to attach it to the watch. It's a very pretty band at a reasonable price but no clue how to attach it to the watch and/or adjust to your wrist size. Worthless piece of junk. Not worth the brain damage.

I ordered this for my wife because the plastic/rubber bands irritate her skin. So far there has not been an issue with this band and she likes the fit and feel.Lack of instructions for resizing is the only complaint. I had seen other posts complain the clasp breaks when resizing and it took a moment to realize why. I suspect their issue was because they didn't notice the slight indents on the inside that the clasp needs to align with. The indents are spaced about every 1/4". Once I noticed those indents and took care to align the clasp to them resizing was easy.

I love it. It felt nice and didn't make my wrist all sweaty during my daily walks like the original silicone bands that wyze comes with. But then one day, as I was trying to put it on my wrist in the morning, a bunch of thin metallic peices began to fall apart. I lost one and the other peice, I can't make it fit right. After putting it together to the best of my ability, Some corner of that peice is poking my wrist, making it unwearable. The band itself is lovely but The buckle is quite flimsy. Very disappointing. I enjoyed it while it lasted. Maybe I can fix it.

A+++

I don't generally wear watches, until smartwatches came out.After I retired from being a football official where a watch is almost mandatory, I haven't worn any watches, until I got my first smartwatch.When I was a volunteer at the state prison, I had to use a traditional watch, so I went with a hybrid watch. There wasn't a way to send anything but volume, stop/start, and the like, so it looked and acted like a standard analog watch, which was required. We weren't allowed to wear a smartwatch or take our phones into the section of the prison I was in.After I left that position (unpaid volunteer an evening a week) due to covid shutdowns, I went back to the previous smartwatch I had, then saw the Wyze 47. It's been a good watch.Recently, I've heard rumors that Wyze has made agreements with the CCP and since I'm a Tuidang supporter, I may be leaving Wyze. That means losing the Wyze cams I have, plus this watch, with the band I hope will fit another smartwatch.The stainless steel is good, as you can tell by trying to get a magnet to stick to it. If a magnet doesn't stick to steel, it's high-quality stainless.