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Are you ever worried you're breaking the Watch band connector

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TRICKorDEVICE

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Sep 20, 2014
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I love swapping bands on my Apple Watch. I must have 15 or so different bands. Sometimes it feels like pulling them out is harder than other times.

Do you ever feel like your breaking the mechanism?
 
TRICKorDEVICE said:
I love swapping bands on my Apple Watch. I must have 15 or so different bands. Sometimes it feels like pulling them out is harder than other times.

Do you ever feel like your breaking the mechanism?
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I own over 20 bands and have rotated through my Apple Watch _hundreds_ of times with no issues whatsoever. Some bands may not have the lugs completely seated properly, which might pose difficulty at times.
 
Relentless Power said:
I own over 20 bands and have rotated through my Apple Watch _hundreds_ of times with no issues whatsoever. Some bands may not have the lugs completely seated properly, which might pose difficulty at times.
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Thanks, I change my band 2-3 times a day. I get so damn OCD. I just have to learn to chill.

Thanks again!
 
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TRICKorDEVICE said:
I guess I was more worried that I wasn’t pushing the button hard enough when pulling the band out.
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Yeah you will buy a new Apple Watch because the battery no longer gets through the day long before the band release will wear out.
 
pullfocus said:
Wait, what? You mean you guys don't just rip them out?
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I know it may sound ridiculous, but if you read the original post, you should be able to see why I asked for clarification. lol
[doublepost=1538703404][/doublepost]Also, there was another thread recently about a person who put their band on backwards/upside down, and their watch kept falling off of their wrist, so you never know!
 
Yeah, I’ve owned every generation. And I slide it out. But sometimes it feels harder to slide out and I’m worried I may not be pushing the button in far enough. It’s just my OCD though.
 
I alternate between brown leather band (for work/going out), sports band (weekend), sports loop (gym) and leather loop (just to mix it up) a few times a week and never had a problem.
 
I never understand the little button on the back. Are you supposed to press it in when taking the band out? Doesn't seem to do much.
 
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