The Apple Watch Series 4 is by far the best smartwatch on the market right now. Not only does it have the fastest processor of any smartwatch, but it also has tons of features. Aside from its features, one of the best things about the Apple Watch Series 4 is that it keeps the design of the interchangeable bands intact and will work with any previous bands that you own. In my opinion, the interchangeable band design of the Apple Watch has played a major role in its commercial success and I commend Apple for this design element. Like previous watches, the Apple Watch Series 4 allows users to switch bands to match their style in seconds. I love collecting different bands for my Apple Watch and if you do too, this is just the article for you. Here are the 10 best Apple Watch Series 4 bands you can buy:
Best Apple Watch Series 4 Bands – Unboxing & Review
The first thing you should look for when shopping for Apple Watch Series 4 bands is Apple itself. The company sells a number of different styles of bands. Whether you want a sports band, a sports band, a stainless steel band, or a leather band, Apple has you covered. Yes, the company prices its band a bit on the higher side, but like everything else it sells, its bands are impeccably designed and feature high-quality materials. My favorite is the premium looking stainless steel Milanese band. If you can afford it, you should definitely check out official Apple Watch Series 4 bands from Apple.
Buy from Apple: Starts at $49
When it comes to third-party bands, one of my favorites is the OROBAY Apple Watch Series 4 band, which provides a stainless steel band that looks eerily similar to Apple's own Milanese steel band but costs less than a tenth of the price. The band has a fully magnetic buckle that makes it easy to adjust the size of the strap and thereby ensure that the watch fits perfectly. The company also provides eighteen months no questions asked warranty so you don't have to worry about the quality of the material used here. This band is great for someone who loves Apple's Milanese stainless steel band but can't justify spending $150 on it.
