Apple Begins Offering Belt size L / XL Sport Band

Source: www.macrumors.com

Apple introduces a new straps size to fit wrists up to 245 mm. A few days ago Apple added two new sizes of strap on website that will allow Apple Watch fit even in those larger wrists. These new sizes mainly affect two models belt in particular: the Sport Band and steel link bracelet. For the Sport Band, Apple added a third segment L / XL size dolls can cover up to 245 millimeters.

As for the bracelet links, we now find a new accessory called “Link Bracelet Kit” that includes six additional links that expand the initial size to 245 mm, all at a price of 59 euros. For the moment it is only available for the Silver model, so that holders of an Apple Watch gray space must wait.

In addition, the L / XL version of the Sport Band is only available in black and white, so users of other belts will also expect Apple to launch the kit with the other models. Remember that Apple Watch Sport already incorporated in the box a second segment belt S / M size for those smaller wrists.

At the same time, it seems that Apple is already starting to sell individually with modern buckle belt for Apple Watch 38mm, something that until now could only do if you bought the clock beside. The strap is priced at € 269 and is available in brown, black, pale pink and blue. Yes, the estimated waiting time to get hold of the strap points in late August or early September.

Apple already offers individually with modern buckle belt

If you do not yet know the price of Apple Watch straps you can have a look at our article. Also, a few weeks ago we brought you a collection of the best third straps we can find right now in the market, a good opportunity to expand our catalog of belts available for our Apple Watch without paying the price of the official.

It is expected that Apple will present new models for Apple Watch straps facing the next generation SmartWatch, even some of them may have already been unveiled during the visit of Jony Ive a fashion congress in Milan.

Via macrumors