The Sport Band is a downright revelation — I’d go so far as to call it the most comfortable watch band I’ve ever worn. I’ve rolled my eyes at Apple’s use of fluoroelastomer in lieu of rubber to describe the material of these bands, but it truly does have a premium, richly supple feel to it. The way the end of the band tucks under the other side of the strap — a design Marc Newson first used at Ikepod — is brilliant. Up until now, it struck me as odd that the $10,000 Edition models came with the same bands as the entry-model $349/399 Sport watches. Having worn it, it now strikes me the other way around — that the $349/399 Sport watches are equipped with straps that can genuinely be described as luxurious, fluoroelastomer or not.
Plus they have ceramic pins.Speaking of the Edition watch. Have you noticed the sports bands included are two colours (inside and outside)? None of the other sports bands Apple makes are, if you discount the Nike bands.
Soft White/Pebble
Grey/Black
Definitely unique.
I thought they were cheap as well until I wore the third party bands. Significant difference especially feel wise.
I’ve had leather and metal bands. The ones I love the most are the Nike bands.
Curious what you like about the Nike bands. New watch owner here - considering extra bands.
I've wondered myself why they don't offer the Hermès bands with the Edition. Perhaps they have decided that having the price points of the Edition and Hermès overlap is ideal.Why does the most expensive version of the Apple Watch come with the cheapest band?
When I got my Sports Watch I replaced the band within weeks. It looks cheap and nasty after a while. It also makes my wrist sweaty. Not a nice wear at all.