ECSEM Compatible with Samsung Galaxy Fit SM-R370 Bands, Galaxy Fit Watch Band Solid Stainless Steel Metal Replacement Bracelet Strap fit Galaxy Fit SM-R370 Smart Watch, Adjustable

Its now almost 4 years after I have replaced my Samsung watch original strap with this Watch Band and its still looks as good as the fist day.

Easy to adjust, nice fitablity, comfortable, and easy to use. Much better then the silicone bands that slowly seem to break over time. I work in a hospital and having my watch on is important for documentation purposes but i was always find that with other bands they would break easily or somehow get caught on something and come undone. With this band its one piece with a latch the has to be pitched on both sides in order to come off, and its metal so i don't worry as much when i kinda get caught on something that it will tare and then slowly break over time. Hospital employee approved.

For the price this a really good looking watchband and nicer than the rubbery ones I've been wearing. It was too big for my wrist and I had no trouble getting the pins out; however, did struggle to measure it and put it back together. Followed YT video, but just couldn't do it. Finally gave up and will take to local jewelry fix-it. Since price was so good, have no problem spending a little extra to have it put back together.

Exactly as advertised. My skin had a little bit of a reaction when I first put it on, but wiping it down once has prevented future rashes so far. I have a nickle allergy and was worried it was that, and did apply benadryl cream.Adjusting the links was pretty straight forward. A small learning curve, but even I figured it out. Some of the links are multi links together without the ability to separate so you need to math out what pieces should go where to get the right length.Once its sized right, it's super easy to get on and off when you want to, while staying secure.

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I've got the silver Galaxy Fit and bought the silver band to match. It's not a 100% perfect color match, but it's close enough that I'm probably the only one who's noticed. I generally don't like anything on my wrists, but this band is very comfortable, much better than the band that came with the Fit. And it looks very nice and light.I had to remove a link to get it to fit, that wasn't a particularly difficult process. Done in about 5 minutes if I recall correctly. I was very happy with the band over the course of the several weeks I'd worn it. Until today.This morning I noticed that the connection on one end of the band to the watch wasn't as flush as it had been. Thinking that I'd accidentally pushed the release mechanism somehow, I slid that end off and was promptly greeted by the sound of something small and metal hitting the floor.This was my first stroke of luck, as what turned out to be an exceptionally tiny screw landed between my feet, bounced off the inside of one foot, then the other, and finally settled halfway between. If it had dropped it anywhere else, I would've never found it.The second stroke of luck is that I own a precision screwdriver set, otherwise there's no way I would've had a screwdriver with a tip small enough to address this screw. I went to my desk and sat down with the band, the wayward screw and my screwdriver. At this point the plate that keeps the band's attachment mechanism in place came off entirely, as the other screw had also come loose.After studying the tiny pieces for a few moments, I was able to deduce how it all goes together, but it wouldn't stay together. Clearly I was missing a piece. Then came my third stroke of luck -- when the assembly had come totally apart on my desk, a tiny spring had gone flying without me noticing it, but it had come to rest against my phone instead of onto the carpet where it'd never be seen again.Getting the spring seated properly and the remaining pieces in the proper position with one hand so that I could work the screwdriver with the other hand was quite a pain. Perhaps it'd be easier for someone with nimbler hands than mine. But, somehow I was able to get it all together, and everything seems to be in order now.Moral of the story -- if you have this band and there's any surprising looseness in the connection to the Fit, be very careful before you detach it. And maybe invest in a $15 precision screwdriver set. Or you could just count on being as lucky as I was.UPDATE: The band failed entirely the other day. Somehow one of the links managed to come loose without me knowing it. I was putting groceries away and realized my Fit was gone. Fortunately I found it in my car. This is twice now that this band has failed in two months. I won't trust it again.

Let me first start off by saying that I am one of those people that is super rough on things. I love this little watch but work with my hands on the daily and I ripped the rubber band that came with it within 3 months of owning it. I replaced it with one of these and it lasted approx 2 years this is my second time purchasing and will Definitely purchase again if need be. I have tiny wrists and was able to remove 5 links myself

First one broke on the first day. Literally just fell off my wrist. Can't find the spring to put it back together. A drop of thread locker would have prevented this.The Samsung band's screws were so tight I couldn't remove them for comparison to something just falling apart.Round 2: Arrived with loose screws again but I carefully (these things are tiny!!!) removed them one at a time so the spring didn't pop out. Coated the threads in red loctite and reinstalled them tightly. Waited overnight for it to cure.It's a lot of work but I didn't see another band option like this. 3 stars now because the thread locker is what it needed to keep it together. It is easy to adjust the fit but SHOULDN'T come to your door ready to fall apart.