Two bands - confused?

[JayLenochiniMac]

Another point. Look at the sizing guide again. It says "Includes two bands". I think most people will interpret that as two complete and separate bands, not 'one fastener and two differently sized other halves'. If the latter is what Apple actually means then there will be lots of annoyed customers on April 24.

Annoyed customers because they can't swap out with someone else for a different color? I don't think Apple cares jack squat on a flying rock.

 

[jonnyb]

Annoyed customers because they can't swap out with someone else for a different color? I don't think Apple cares jack squat on a flying rock.

I dunno. They've clearly put a great deal of thought into all the Watch pages on the Apple Site and Apple Store in order to make it as easy as possible for customers to make a decision about the unprecedented number of combinations. And yet, I'm hesitating about which one is for me because I have questions that can't be answered because something isn't as clear as it could be.

I think that would concern someone, somewhere at Apple.

The swapping thing is a secondary concern. For those of us with average sized wrists that will fit both sizes, I'd just like to know if I get a full spare band in the box if I buy a stainless steel.

 

[AJsAWiz]

Here's what I read on the 2 bands included:

"Sport Watch purchases come with two bands, in both S/M and M/L sizes."

Oops, sorry. Didn't meant to be repetitive. I should have read the previous posts before posting.

 

[JayLenochiniMac]

Here's what I read on the 2 bands included:

"Sport Watch purchases come with two bands, in both S/M and M/L sizes."

That doesn't necessarily mean the fastener will be different sizes.