Fashion NFC Bluetooth GSM Smart Watch GTO8 with Camera for Samsung S5 / Note 2/3 / 4, Nexus 6, HTC, Sony and Other Android Smartphones

I bought this for the LG Urbane Silver version. Unlike it's Black counter part, there it not paint to scratch off. The shade of stainless steel is exactly what I expected and it look GREAT on this watch. It's a SLIGHTLY lighter shade then the watch face, but I feel you have to look really close to see it. The material feels fine, maybe a bit cheap, but for the price, I'm happy. I took a picture of the original, black, and silver bands and put them together. I was able to take the links out. It was quite tough, but once you sized, don't have to do it again. I had a cheap screwdriver bit that was already broken that fit in there and a second unbroken spare to pull the pins.

I purchased this for my LG G-Watch Urbane. The band arrived on time. I ordered it with everything I needed to resize the watch. It was nice and shiny and didn't feel cheap. The clasp worked well. Everything seamed to be working as expected. Then things started going wrong, quickly.1) About a week after purchasing, I noticed that one of the spring pins looked bent. I could have bent it during the installation, but I doubt it. This isn't the first time I've swapped bands on my LG watch.2) After a day of wearing sunscreen, my wife noticed these red spots on my arm. I couldn't figure out where it came from, until I looked at the watch. Turns out the band was somehow reacting to the chemicals in the sunscreen. It looked like rust, but it easily washed off.3) This band made it's way into the trashcan after the pin holding the clasp together came out, causing my watch to disappear under my seat on the plane.1 of 5 stars.

Overall great look and great price.Used for my LG Urbane and the result is very pleasing in the end. The button clasp is very convenient as compared to other bands that may have more of a pull by force mechanism. Removing and adjusting the links was difficult, but not horrible when you get the hang of it. The worst part is the original band removal [see below]Other items mines came with:1 x Red Watch Band Holder1 x Pin Punches2 x Main watch Pins- The red watch band holder was much more useful than others that may not have it, so that may be a deciding factor.- The pin punch is useful and make sure to get a hammer, but when pulling a pin out to remove a link then putting a pin back in, make sure to fiddle around with different entries/angles rather than forcing back in [half the time I didn't need the hammer for reinserting only removal]- The watch pins were useful, on the LG urbane accessing the pins for removal was THE LONGEST MOST TEDIOUS PART, so when pulling out the original/if you need to pull out this one, you should know the pin punch tool is NOT a main pin spring removal tool, because the main watch pins have springs that you need to press down [think of replacing a toilet paper roll], but the pin punch has a flat head that does not grip well on the spring edge carvings. I tried a bunch of things and couldn't find any tools small enough to grip the spring edges, I ended up slipping in some floss around the springs and was able to tighten and pull the spring down using the floss.

First the positive: It's a handsome band, and the color matched my LG Urbane very well.Other than that, save your money. The clasp was finicky, and wouldn't stay shut very well, and the edge on the clasp was slightly longer than the band was thick, so when I wrested my arm on my wrist, for instance while typing, the band wold tend to dig into my wrist a little. It wasn't so bad for a few moments, but over a work day, it grew very uncomfortable. Finally, the nail in the coffin was the links in the band came loose, and within a couple of days they eventually came apart completely, dropping my watch right onto the raw chicken I was preparing to grill for dinner. Thank goodness it wasn't into the garbage disposal, or over a ledge. You can see in the attached photo, the link on the far left has a pin for removal, but the other pins do not, these are non-removable links that came out.

I bought this for my LG urbane. The leather strap that came with it was ok but I thought it would look better with a stainless steel strap instead. This fit the bill exactly and for $10, I am not sure you can find a more decent strap. It fits the urbane exactly and more importantly, it looks even better - at least to me. The strap even came with a kit to remove some of the links. I have a big fat wrist so I didn't have to do it but I thought it was nice that it came with it.To be fair, I am not entirely sure this is 100% stainless steel. The band springs look a little flimsy as well and I was afraid it will break and drop my watch so I just used the band spring that came with the leather band. The locks look a little cheap too but for $10 I am not going to complain.Very happy with this! We'll see how this holds over time

I bought this band to replace the rubber watchband that came with my Asus ZenWatch 2 for a more professional/traditional. The 22mm connections are a perfect fit. I'd be much more happy if the connections were "quick release" like the original band, but it isn't advertised as such. The shine and texture of the links match the stainless-colored body of the watch itself. The included band-adjustment tools make it very easy to remove links as necessary.Despite being a good yet inexpensive watchband, I have found a couple of faults. These are the reasons for 4 of 5 stars.1) The band is absolutely filthy out of the package. After cleaning, the metal hasn't appeared to change any (no corrosion or discoloration), but it still leaves dirty outlines on my wrist.2) The edges of the links are not rounded. While the shine and texture match the watch body, the sharper edges of the links do not. It's not painful to wear, but it is visually unappealing.