Aren't these for 3rd party band makers and not general consumers?
Still no space grey? Man, us SG users are getting screwed with the Apple Watch.
Yes, they're being sold in sets of 25
To be honest I do feel sorry for the Click team. They are probably reading this right now and feeling sick to the stomach of it all.
Yes, they're being sold in sets of 25
To be honest I do feel sorry for the Click team. They are probably reading this right now and feeling sick to the stomach of it all.
From developer guide: ...fit that prevents movement of Apple Watch relative to skin...
Really? Oh god..I still have yet to get mine. Just a bunch of kids that got in way over their heads it sounds like.If you look at the pictures of the lugs being sold by the Click team in the thread about them you'll immediately stop feeling bad, the adapters they are shipping are truly awful.
I've been tempted to order these:
http://amzn.com/B015GKS3Z2
Apparently that brand is reasonably solid, and (per the link) they do offer the adapters in Space gray.
Nothing. But there would not be much of a market for it as most people already have a set of lugs with their Apple Watch. On the other hand, if Apple were to sell bulk lots, say of 25 or so lugs, little guys could make customised bands to sell in stalls and markets etc. Wouldn't that be a neat idea!What is stopping someone from buying a lot of 200 and selling these individually on eBay/Craigslist? The Apple police?
I have that on my watch right now. I made a paracord strap myself. They're a pretty good fit, but not perfect. They are better than the Moko knockoff sport bands on Amazon. Don't get me wrong, for the price, I do like the Moko bands.
Tell that to iFixit.I'm pretty sure my brother-in-law works for Avnet. If I ever get an Apple Watch I will have to ask him if he can get some of these for me.
Pentalobe, by the way, is not merely Apple's evil way of keeping consumers from altering their products - it is a design less prone to stripping than common phillips heads, which is very important when dealing with tiny screws that have very little metal to support the torsion load of a driver. Its not as if pentalobe screwdrivers are forbidden from being sold to consumers anyway.
This is for manufacturers who wish to design their own bands and have the patented connection mechanism. This isn't priced for the end consumer.Not really - did you read the article - are you going to spend upwards of 283 dollars for lugs - seems ludicrous
I've been tempted to order these:
http://amzn.com/B015GKS3Z2
Apparently that brand is reasonably solid, and (per the link) they do offer the adapters in Space gray.
Pentalobe, by the way, is not merely Apple's evil way of keeping consumers from altering their products - it is a design less prone to stripping than common phillips heads, which is very important when dealing with tiny screws that have very little metal to support the torsion load of a driver. Its not as if pentalobe screwdrivers are forbidden from being sold to consumers anyway.