Gear Fit Pro Watch Band

Would still like a camera and more battery life. Perhaps someday the watch band will become smart... Maybe an optional third party watch band with a battery and camera and strap connector acts as contacts to the watch...

Semi pro, used mainly for band performance shots

I love my Apple Watch. The red (really band is more like guava) is gorgeous, it's easy to use, it makes me keep moving, and the process of getting it at BH was easy and efficient, not to mention it was a great price!

The watch is amazing, with functions that feel like Star Trek! The Graphite Stainless steel band makes it look very unique also:-) Thanks you B&H for the fast shipping and awesome product.

i love the availability of clean design, watch band colors and the availability to change faces and features at will. new watch every day or every month, or no change, ever.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like the watch but wish I had ordered the black one. I ordered the pink one and I like the pink band but don’t care for the pink watch. The watch does everything I want it to do. It would be nice if the app had a food log in it.

Love that this watch has the new sensors to read your pulse in real time. The band is comfy as is, which I use for my indoor cycling and it isn't much of an issue for me when sweating. I also love that this device pairs with my iPhone and allows me to open unlock my phone even when wearing a mask and not having to key in the code.

IT FIT SO WELL IT LIKE IT NOT ON THE WATCH.

I own a micro four thirds camera and numerous lenses. To carry my gear, I've purchased a number of great quality bags, but I still purchased the Billingham Hadley Pro, a shoulder pad and two AVEA 5 accessory bags. Why? As I indicated, the other purchases were great bags, but I needed a bag that also met the following criteria: 1. Had to fit under the seat of any airline I choose to take, to ensure I would never need to check my camera gear for any flight. 2. Had to fit the gear I plan to take while on a day trip, while keeping everything organized. 3. Had to be durable and weather resistant. 4. If it cost more than other similar bags, it would need to last long enough to justify the expense over time. 5. It had to be somewhat modular, to allow me to use different configurations for varying shoots and gear combinations. The add-on AVEA bags allow for this. 6. It had to be small enough and stylish enough to qualify for not being checked at most venues while traveling. (Museums, galleries, shows, etc.) The Hadley Pro ticked all those boxes.

I've used my 1624 on the job as a pro photographer for about eight years. During that time, it has served multiple photo gear purposes. The interior compartments are easily customized to accommodate and organize various shapes. I kept mine aircraft-cabled to a stock welded thwart inside the bodywork of my Ford Explorer (outside the trunk upholstery). When I considered buying a Prius, I had to measure the trunk space (with the cover drawn over), and my 1624 fit, so we had a deal. Actually, the 1624 will fit along with my Pelican 1604 and my Pelican 1514. I store my gear in a public storage unit, so this makes it very convenient to grab and go.