Magnetic watchband Compatible with Garmin Watch Band for fēnix/Forerunner/Vivoactive/Approach/MARQ
Price: $20.99
(as of Mar 14, 2025 13:28:55 UTC – Details)
Product Description
Package Dimensions : 5.51 x 1.18 x 0.51 inches; 1.06 ounces
Department : womens
Date First Available : May 9, 2024
ASIN : B0D3QPQHX6
7 reviews for Magnetic watchband Compatible with Garmin Watch Band for fēnix/Forerunner/Vivoactive/Approach/MARQ
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dg –
Nice band, a little large
I wear a Fitbit watch, my son wears a Garmin watch. I recently picked up a magnetic band for my watch, and I was so enamored with it that when I saw this Magnetic watchband Compatible with Garmin come across my data feed, I decided to share the joy and picked it up for my son. He likes it, but his band has a few issues mine does not.First, the good stuff: the band works exactly as described. Each strap of the band magnetically clings to the other, and when overlapped, this is one nice looking band. The build of the band seems robust and the looks are elegant; this is a watch band that can be worn for format occasions. The watch band also comes with a loop that fits over both straps and holds them exactly in position, so the band is held in place against any motion that might cause one strap to slide across the other. Realistically, this loop is unnecessary since the magnets on the band hold tight, and, due to the awkwardness of getting the band on (see below), it will never be used by my son.The main problem my son has with this band is the size of the straps. His wrists are smaller than mine, so when placed on his wrist the top strap almost completely circles his wrist, with the strap end almost touching the edge of the watch face-plate. This also makes the band awkward to put on, since it’s difficult to clench the band tight enough to fit closely on the wrist. Also, my son struggled because each strap is slightly rigid, so it keeps sliding off his wrist as he attempts to wrap one strap around and on top of the other.These appear to be minor issues; once in place, the watch looks great and doesn’t shake off regardless of his arm motions. He’ll be wearing it to the gym and he’ll report on how well it holds up in that environment. In the meantime, This watch is recommended for everyday use; just beware that smaller wrists may struggle a bit to get the band on.
Terrene Trexler –
A fun watch band that is super easy to put on
This watch band makes it so easy to wear as you just have to slap the watch with its band around your wrist….and its on! The strong magnets don’t slide away from each other with normal wear and is easy to remove when its time to sleep or charge. The orange internal color of the band is a bit under saturated and looks like an orange/tan color than a vibrant orange.9/10….great magnetic watchband, but the orange color was very bland.
Christopher Hasiak –
Ok product.
The bar clamps are a little too big so they are loose fitting and the straps don’t have magnets all the way up to the clamps so if your wrist is small the end of the strap will have nothing to magnetise to so it will flop around and get snagged on stuff.
J. C. –
Pretty good but has some slight issues
I’ve used this product for a few weeks now. To start, removing the watch becomes super simple. Note, I said removing. Putting it on is a lot more work than any of the other bands you can get. Additionally, the end magnet has some weird quirk where it won’t magnetize at all locations; sometimes you get a small gap that it’ll reject so you have to loosen it a little bit before it sits flush.Now, what I said above aren’t huge issues. After putting it on and off a few times, you quickly get used to how to put it on without too much issues. One thing that I really like is that it is very thin and uniform around your wrist. There’s nothing that’ll poke into your wrist or pinch your skin. I don’t think there’s much that can be improved on this.
Dave in California –
A great option to thicker buckle bands! And it stays together!
I have been reviewing smart watches the past three months and added evaluating watch bands. This red band is the first magnetic watch band I’ve tried and I am SOLD on this design! If you are looking for a thin, stylish watch band that won’t catch on clothes, this magnetic watch band is an amazing solution.The band attaches easily to the watch. By laying one strap side on your wrist and then laying the other side on top, it’s easy to get the right fit. And the grip is strong! I stuck my finger under the band and, with a normal amount of pull, couldn’t get the band to open! If I pulled hard, the band stretched a bit and the magnet connections moved and released. But that was an unusual amount of force. Removal is easy, though, just grab the end and pull it away from the other piece of the band.The color is a rich, true red on the inside and black on the outside. By the way, I liked the red on the outside and was able to easily switch it.The band is easy to clean. I did some yard work and the dust that accumulated was easy to wipe off with a damp cloth.Mostly, I like that the band is thin and smooth – no buckle to add bulk to my wrist.The band can be removed from the connectors and used on any 20mm lug width watch.
HollywoodNB01 –
Issues with the quality
While the idea works, the execution is poorly done. They shouldâve included that it will mess up the compass use and even âdragâ the clocking mechanisms if worn
TheDadBod –
Look Good But Not Secure
This is a well made and comfortable watch band that looks very good. It is a perfect fit on a Garmin watch that takes a 22mm quickfit band. As much as I want to love this band, it has a tendency to randomly pop open, as the magnet is simply not able to provide a strong enough force to overcome the edge of the band becoming caught on something. When this happens, you’re left with little to do other than look on in horror as your $1000+ watch goes skidding across the concrete. As such, I rarely wear this band, opting instead for something more secure.