Name: Fitbit Alta, Accessory Band, Leather, Blush, Small
Brand: Fitbit
SKU: HAB25Q9II
Price: 69.0 EUR
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Fitbit Alta, Accessory Band, Leather, Blush, Small

Fitbit Alta, Accessory Band, Leather, Blush, Small

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Elevate your style for every occasion
Luxe leather and metal bands take your Fitbit Alta tracker from day to night and work to weekend
A collection designed with premium materials for style that stands the test of time
Blush and Graphite leather bands
The minimum and maximum circumference range between 140-170 mm

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... did not stand up to the test of time like the description statesAfter a few months of everyday wear the band did not stand up to the test of time like the description states. The leather stretched so the button clasps began to fit loosely on the strap; my Fitbit would frequently fall off. I nearly lost it twice but luckily both times someone found it and turned it in. The leather also became easily scuffed and looked rather shabby. I'm hoping to receive a credit or replacement since it's still under warrenty. 1I liked it great when it was newI liked it great when it was new, but the pink color is already "rubbing off" along the top edges and where it connects to the fitbit. It is a really nice shade of pink, though. I wish it would have been more durable for the expense that it is. I have not gotten it wet at all, and pamper it. Considering I just ordered it April 6th, I don't feel it has performed as expected. I have a Fitbit HR that I wear instead of this one when I exercise, so this one is only worn during daily work and around home.2I chose to leave a review on here because of how much I love this productSo I actually ordered this product directly from Fitbit's website in a size SMALL because Amazon doesn't currently have that size available. I chose to leave a review on here because of how much I love this product! I love the blush pink color, its pretty and goes with everything. As for the leather material, its more comfortable on my wrist than the black band that came with my fitbit alta. The clasp on the leather band is also much easier to put on than the black. Overall awesome quality. +++ Highly recommend and worth the cost. 5It may be leather but it looks like plastic....As a banker I was looking for a way to dress up my Fitbit for my more formal work attire. This was not the answer I had hoped for. The leather is very low grade. It looks like tan plastic not like a camel colored watch strap. If you want a light brown Fitbit strap buy a plastic or rubber option for $10, send me $5 for the good advice, and put the $35 you saved in your savings account. 1Purchase the metal bracelet version of the this band for ...Purchase the metal bracelet version of the this band for my wife. Very expensive but thought because it is sold by Fitbit it would be of a high quality. I was very wrong. Within 5 weeks one of the plastic retainers that connect the band to the Fitbit broke. Yes a PLASTIC retainer to hold a heavy metal band. Crazy glued it back into place and within a week the PLASTIC retainer on the OTHER side broke, only when this one broke we lost the piece so we were unable to try and glue it back together. We are outside of the amazon return window so it would appear I am stuck with a $100 paper weight. I am hoping a Fitbit representative will see this and do the right thing and replace the band. I've included pictures. The first shows the broken/missing plastic retainer. The second shows the repaired plastic retainer on the other side. 1it's basically garbage. I bought it because I thought it would ...Do not buy this item. I purchased it and within DAYS of wearing it, the "leather" began to wear to a point that the band is NO LONGER attractive, wearable. It's past the "return window" now so I'm stuck with it -- but, it's basically garbage. I bought it because I thought it would make my FItbit Alto a bit more 'feminine" but -- a worn light pink leather band looks awful. I1It's not graphite, or even gray.If they called this color "putty" they'd be right on. Even beige. It's by no reasonable estimation graphite or grey. Not even close. I'm a pretty loyal Fitbit devotee, but this missed the mark entirely. It wasn't even in the neighborhood. Of course, you have to open the box to see the horrendous color...so that means, I guess I have to keep it. 1Same quality I've come to expect from FitbitAll of the Fitbit Alta bands break where they clip to the fitbit itself.OH.... they also don't stay clasped and fall off constantly.Don't buy a fitbit... take it from me. I was a HUGE fan. Bought the Charge HR in 2015. The charger housing broke after about 3 months, I glued and taped it back on for 8 months. Once I called customer service they let me know they'd send me a 25% discount coupon (that was good for like, a week) but that since I'd had my product for over a year (a year and a few days, actually) they couldn't replace my fitbit.I also bought the fitbit Aria Scale (a month or so after buying the Charge HR). I loved how it synced my daily stats. It was AWESOME. Until it wasn't. It stopped syncing about a year and a half after getting it. Customer service was very little help. Even the internet tech from Frontier was more help. Oh well... we have a $150 digital scale that gives WILDLY inaccurate body fat readings. We manually record our stats.FIT BIT ALTA.YESSSS. I'm an idiot.I did miss having the fitbit but I was dead set against buying another product from the company since i'd already had 3 bad experiences (did I mention that I had the original fitbit? It quit working within a year too!)... But I needed a watch and I like that it lights up when you turn your wrist up and the alarm works well for me.Alta has been ok system and charging wise (fitbit added a clip to hold the charger to the watch, much better design).Constantly falling off. I've been through 4 wristbands in a year. I will not buy another fitbit product. I TERRIBLY regret ever spending money on a fitbit product. What I wanted to begin with was a smart watch (fitbits arent smart watches) but thought for half the price I would compromise. I could have purchased 2 or more smart watches at this point. 1Do NOT Spend $100 on a Fitbit BraceletI bought this bracelet for my wife's Fitbit. It's a very attractive piece of jewelry that "dresses up" her Fitbit Alta, and she loved it. In two months, the plastic latch piece that holds the bracelet onto the Fitbit broke. As has been pointed out, this is a heavy metal bracelet that costs $100. To make it's usefulness dependent on a fifteen cent piece of plastic is stunningly poor design.Fitbit replaced the bracelet the first time it broke. The second time, it was out of the one-year warranty. They knew that when I contacted them. I included my Amazon receipt and gave them the previous history. But, over several days, they required me to produce various documents and information that allowed them to link it to my wife's Fitbit account. Then, they had me take photos of the bracelet with a hand-written note with the case number included in the photos.After all that, THEN they told me that they couldn't do anything about it because it was out of warranty ... something they knew from the first contact email. They suggested I buy another one. I suggested what they could do with the broken one. 1There are some design flaws with the band itself, but the plum is an excellent choice.I bought this band to replace the band that originally came with my Fitbit Alta. I have to admit I'm disappointed with the way that Fitbit designed these bands. I absolutely love my Alta and have had it for around 6 months. But a few weeks ago, the band was feeling a bit wobbly, I unclipped it from the Alta tracker (for the first time ever, actually, as I wasn't sure how to correctly take it apart), and I decided to clean off the band. The strap seems to be two pieces fused together (there is the long portion that actually wraps around your wrist, and a smaller portion fused with it that actually straps to the alta). Well, the strap was coming loose from the portion that connects to the tracker, and I thought these two parts of the strap must come apart to clean it (they do not!). When I separated the inner section of the strap, I realized that it could not be attached back to the strap. Honestly, I think the strap would have broken on it's own in another month or two, as it had been wobbly for awhile, but regardless, it seems like the wristband itself is not very well made.All that aside, I love this plum color for a wristband. My original band still looked pretty great despite being worn practically 24/7 for several months. I highly recommend choosing the purple, as it is a dark enough color not to show wear or tear too much and it looks really classy. 4Way better than stock bandMuch more comfortable than the original rubber band that comes with the Alta - tossing that one in the garbage (maybe Fitbit did that on purpose). This does not pull the hair or rub the skin on my arm, and doesn't get stuck in the cuff of my long sleeve dress shirts. It's also looks more subtle. I happen to like the brownish gray color better than the plain gray in the picture. What I don't like is the ridiculous $60 price tag! Feels cheap, like it should be $20.4Not even close to the advertised color!!!As always, Amazon was excellent with the smooth transaction and shipping. Amazon never lets me down.Fitbit, however, dropped the ball. This band is not even close to grey. It is a taupe color. EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED.For the high price of this band you would think the color would be as advertised. I feel ripped off. 1I really like the bandI really like the band, HOWEVER, I have had this for less than one month and the paint is already chipping off the leather, revealing a lighter color underneath. I only wear the band to work, and switch to the original band for sleep and activity. I am disappointed that it is already starting to look old and worn. 3

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... did not stand up to the test of time like the description statesAfter a few months of everyday wear the band did not stand up to the test of time like the description states. The leather stretched so the button clasps began to fit loosely on the strap; my Fitbit would frequently fall off. I nearly lost it twice but luckily both times someone found it and turned it in. The leather also became easily scuffed and looked rather shabby. I'm hoping to receive a credit or replacement since it's still under warrenty. 1I liked it great when it was newI liked it great when it was new, but the pink color is already "rubbing off" along the top edges and where it connects to the fitbit. It is a really nice shade of pink, though. I wish it would have been more durable for the expense that it is. I have not gotten it wet at all, and pamper it. Considering I just ordered it April 6th, I don't feel it has performed as expected. I have a Fitbit HR that I wear instead of this one when I exercise, so this one is only worn during daily work and around home.2I chose to leave a review on here because of how much I love this productSo I actually ordered this product directly from Fitbit's website in a size SMALL because Amazon doesn't currently have that size available. I chose to leave a review on here because of how much I love this product! I love the blush pink color, its pretty and goes with everything. As for the leather material, its more comfortable on my wrist than the black band that came with my fitbit alta. The clasp on the leather band is also much easier to put on than the black. Overall awesome quality. +++ Highly recommend and worth the cost. 5It may be leather but it looks like plastic....As a banker I was looking for a way to dress up my Fitbit for my more formal work attire. This was not the answer I had hoped for. The leather is very low grade. It looks like tan plastic not like a camel colored watch strap. If you want a light brown Fitbit strap buy a plastic or rubber option for $10, send me $5 for the good advice, and put the $35 you saved in your savings account. 1Purchase the metal bracelet version of the this band for ...Purchase the metal bracelet version of the this band for my wife. Very expensive but thought because it is sold by Fitbit it would be of a high quality. I was very wrong. Within 5 weeks one of the plastic retainers that connect the band to the Fitbit broke. Yes a PLASTIC retainer to hold a heavy metal band. Crazy glued it back into place and within a week the PLASTIC retainer on the OTHER side broke, only when this one broke we lost the piece so we were unable to try and glue it back together. We are outside of the amazon return window so it would appear I am stuck with a $100 paper weight. I am hoping a Fitbit representative will see this and do the right thing and replace the band. I've included pictures. The first shows the broken/missing plastic retainer. The second shows the repaired plastic retainer on the other side. 1it's basically garbage. I bought it because I thought it would ...Do not buy this item. I purchased it and within DAYS of wearing it, the "leather" began to wear to a point that the band is NO LONGER attractive, wearable. It's past the "return window" now so I'm stuck with it -- but, it's basically garbage. I bought it because I thought it would make my FItbit Alto a bit more 'feminine" but -- a worn light pink leather band looks awful. I1It's not graphite, or even gray.If they called this color "putty" they'd be right on. Even beige. It's by no reasonable estimation graphite or grey. Not even close. I'm a pretty loyal Fitbit devotee, but this missed the mark entirely. It wasn't even in the neighborhood. Of course, you have to open the box to see the horrendous color...so that means, I guess I have to keep it. 1Same quality I've come to expect from FitbitAll of the Fitbit Alta bands break where they clip to the fitbit itself.OH.... they also don't stay clasped and fall off constantly.Don't buy a fitbit... take it from me. I was a HUGE fan. Bought the Charge HR in 2015. The charger housing broke after about 3 months, I glued and taped it back on for 8 months. Once I called customer service they let me know they'd send me a 25% discount coupon (that was good for like, a week) but that since I'd had my product for over a year (a year and a few days, actually) they couldn't replace my fitbit.I also bought the fitbit Aria Scale (a month or so after buying the Charge HR). I loved how it synced my daily stats. It was AWESOME. Until it wasn't. It stopped syncing about a year and a half after getting it. Customer service was very little help. Even the internet tech from Frontier was more help. Oh well... we have a $150 digital scale that gives WILDLY inaccurate body fat readings. We manually record our stats.FIT BIT ALTA.YESSSS. I'm an idiot.I did miss having the fitbit but I was dead set against buying another product from the company since i'd already had 3 bad experiences (did I mention that I had the original fitbit? It quit working within a year too!)... But I needed a watch and I like that it lights up when you turn your wrist up and the alarm works well for me.Alta has been ok system and charging wise (fitbit added a clip to hold the charger to the watch, much better design).Constantly falling off. I've been through 4 wristbands in a year. I will not buy another fitbit product. I TERRIBLY regret ever spending money on a fitbit product. What I wanted to begin with was a smart watch (fitbits arent smart watches) but thought for half the price I would compromise. I could have purchased 2 or more smart watches at this point. 1Do NOT Spend $100 on a Fitbit BraceletI bought this bracelet for my wife's Fitbit. It's a very attractive piece of jewelry that "dresses up" her Fitbit Alta, and she loved it. In two months, the plastic latch piece that holds the bracelet onto the Fitbit broke. As has been pointed out, this is a heavy metal bracelet that costs $100. To make it's usefulness dependent on a fifteen cent piece of plastic is stunningly poor design.Fitbit replaced the bracelet the first time it broke. The second time, it was out of the one-year warranty. They knew that when I contacted them. I included my Amazon receipt and gave them the previous history. But, over several days, they required me to produce various documents and information that allowed them to link it to my wife's Fitbit account. Then, they had me take photos of the bracelet with a hand-written note with the case number included in the photos.After all that, THEN they told me that they couldn't do anything about it because it was out of warranty ... something they knew from the first contact email. They suggested I buy another one. I suggested what they could do with the broken one. 1There are some design flaws with the band itself, but the plum is an excellent choice.I bought this band to replace the band that originally came with my Fitbit Alta. I have to admit I'm disappointed with the way that Fitbit designed these bands. I absolutely love my Alta and have had it for around 6 months. But a few weeks ago, the band was feeling a bit wobbly, I unclipped it from the Alta tracker (for the first time ever, actually, as I wasn't sure how to correctly take it apart), and I decided to clean off the band. The strap seems to be two pieces fused together (there is the long portion that actually wraps around your wrist, and a smaller portion fused with it that actually straps to the alta). Well, the strap was coming loose from the portion that connects to the tracker, and I thought these two parts of the strap must come apart to clean it (they do not!). When I separated the inner section of the strap, I realized that it could not be attached back to the strap. Honestly, I think the strap would have broken on it's own in another month or two, as it had been wobbly for awhile, but regardless, it seems like the wristband itself is not very well made.All that aside, I love this plum color for a wristband. My original band still looked pretty great despite being worn practically 24/7 for several months. I highly recommend choosing the purple, as it is a dark enough color not to show wear or tear too much and it looks really classy. 4Way better than stock bandMuch more comfortable than the original rubber band that comes with the Alta - tossing that one in the garbage (maybe Fitbit did that on purpose). This does not pull the hair or rub the skin on my arm, and doesn't get stuck in the cuff of my long sleeve dress shirts. It's also looks more subtle. I happen to like the brownish gray color better than the plain gray in the picture. What I don't like is the ridiculous $60 price tag! Feels cheap, like it should be $20.4Not even close to the advertised color!!!As always, Amazon was excellent with the smooth transaction and shipping. Amazon never lets me down.Fitbit, however, dropped the ball. This band is not even close to grey. It is a taupe color. EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED.For the high price of this band you would think the color would be as advertised. I feel ripped off. 1I really like the bandI really like the band, HOWEVER, I have had this for less than one month and the paint is already chipping off the leather, revealing a lighter color underneath. I only wear the band to work, and switch to the original band for sleep and activity. I am disappointed that it is already starting to look old and worn. 3

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