You can buy a 32mm link band and add as many links as you want.
Unless I missed something from a prior post from another member, I believe you mean “42 mm.”
You can buy a 32mm link band and add as many links as you want.
For all the things Apple has "fumbled" on, they have also been extremely successful at others (Watch Series 3, Airpods, iPhone X, etc).
Pride Band in Space Grey please... Do ya hear me Tim?
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Unless I missed something from a prior post from another member, I believe you mean “42 mm.”
Do people actually collect these things? Like, "Gee, wiz! I wish I had bought that version of the yellow sport band before it went to complete my yellow collection of watch bands!"...
Nothing but white looks good with my ceramic watch.
As I sit here, trying to render of complex 3D scene, calculating how many hours and days it will take on out of date hardware, I am glad to know Apple is concentrating on this.
Apple as usual has its priorities straight.
At £449 I can only assume you are well heeled or an Apple employee/shareholder!As long as all these bands will fit the new watch, I'll buy the new watch. If they do not fit, I guess I'm holding out.
I'm guessing they will fit, though. Maybe not the generation AFTER this next one, but the band system is good, so why change it? I think they do brisk band sales.
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Drama queens.
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The pride ones sold like crazy last year. I have one, but I still wear it some. I had the original one, that I bought off eBay (the one that was for employees only), but I felt bad hanging on to it, so I sold it for double what I paid for it. Score!
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You can buy a 32mm link band and add as many links as you want.
I wonder how many bands they sell given that you can buy third party ones at a fraction of the price and there is no technology there, is just a band.
I bought 3 bands from Amazon spending less money than the price of a single original band and they're good.
They are technically accessories, though I am sure they get more attention and R&D than most companies "products". Calling them accessories and dismissing the amount of innovation that goes into them is kind of sad. Nobody else has been able to release a product like Airpods, even a few years later.Interesting. Two of the three products you mention—the watch and airpods—are accessories. They supplement another product. In fact, the iPhone was considered an accessory when it was conceived.
Collectively, these bestselling products demonstrate Apple's evolution from a tool maker to a toy maker. Apple used to emphasize how its products enabled creativity but Jobs overestimated the motivations and aptitudes of the general population. When the iPod attracted pedestrians to its stores, Apple eventually realized those customers only wanted to be entertained. With minority interest for its legacy products, Apple is losing its own motivation and vision for making the tools that create the content.
The shortage of Spring Collection bands could foreshadow Apple's plans to unveil a new Summer Collection of bands, perhaps at WWDC in June
At £449 I can only assume you are well heeled or an Apple employee/shareholder!
Sports loop is decent for me. But woven nylon band is amazing. I now almost always wear my blue woven nylon band and leave my pink sand sports loop behind despite the color mismatch.Sport Loop and Woven Nylon bands are awesome. I have four of each.
Reality distortion field you know. When you are in, you don’t wanna get out.I can only assume that their chief designer is chauffered to work in a solid gold Bentley every day, and thinks everyone lives like that.
Not worry, instead of a new Mac Mini or Mac Pro we'll just get new bands.
Apple gets more irrelevant by the day. How about a F#####g computer Tim?????
Who said that? It's blatantly obvious that they're either not putting the proper resources towards developing Macs or they just don't care about the Mac anymore. Just because the people developing bands aren't the same as the ones working on the Mac doesn't mean that Apple shouldn't put more emphasis on the Mac.
Apple gets more irrelevant by the day. How about a F#####g computer Tim?????
Not a relevant comparison for the sake of discussion, even though it appears you’re disgruntled over other things with Apple. But to just entertain your post, it takes significantly less time, money and labor to manufacture a Nylon sport band than it does a Mac Mini or Mac Pro.
Love finding Vine references!
It's more evidence that Apple's cred as a tech company is evolving into one of a fashion company.
Makes perfect sense why they hired Angela Ahrendts. Mark my words, she'll be the next CEO.