WeproBand Compatible with Fitbit Versa 2 Bands, Soft Band Compatible with Fitbit Versa 2 Bands for Women Men, Sport Replacement Wristbands Strap Accessories for Versa, Large, Black

Perfect fits comfortably and nice and smooth band. Scratch resistant.

I’ve purchased these bands before. Totally worth for the price. Lots of color choices.I wore out the original manufacturer’s band and it broke. Then I wore out this band and it broke. (I’m hard on bands). I wear them while exercising and sleeping. I like these because they last awhile (prob 1-2 years if you’re active).I would recommend buying one and a back-up. Good value.

Better than the band that came with the FitBit. Very strudy!

This is the 2nd one of these bands that I've purchased--it lasted a little over a year before the lower band ripped in two when I was taking it off. If you're not removing the band at night (or maybe even if you are), I suspect that moisture will weaken the material over time. But it's cheap, looks good, and does the job.

Impressed. A $5.00 (other brand) band that outweighs a $30.00 Fitbit band? Installation took less than 10 seconds. For those that didn't comprehend the instructions stating the band needs to be at a 90 degree angle and totally screwed up you need to picture what 90 degrees (or so) is. I took a photo of the watch laying flat on the table and the installation angle that worked for me. The band is free standing at that angle, I am not holding the bands at that angle. If you have fat fingers it may be a challenge since at that angle it's tough to get your finger or fingernail in there to pull back the spring knob. Once you've done this a couple times then you'll be changing out your bands in just a few seconds. The Wepro band also seem to be a bit thicker than the Fitbit bands. That may be a positive thing or not depending on your choice of fit and feel. Just note they are thicker and don't feel as elastic as the Fitbits but they are still pliable and contour your wrist. Hope this helps.UPDATE: 11 months later they fell apart. Almost daily use but never worn in water the area around the pin has started to disintegrate. Also the band has stretched out a bit in the last few months moving up a hole or 2 to wear. Is it worth it? Well for what I paid ($5 at the time) and 11 months of wear I'd say it's not bad. Maybe even worth it if it's a color that Fitbit doesn't offer then I'd say just go for it and replace it when it breaks. But do you want it to break when wearing your watch? potentially causing damage or altogether losing the watch? I have since ordered authentic Fitbit bands from their website for 4x the price. We'll see if it lasts 4x as long but I honestly don't think I'll have the watch that long.

This band went on with ease and looks very sleek. Comfortable to wear even during my running sessions. The band isn’t stretchy but if you order the right size, it should work like a charm. My band is a little big as I ordered the biggest one but I enjoy things on my wrists slightly loose.

My Fitbit came apart at the band. I thought I would have to buy a whole new fitness. My son suggested buying a new band. It worked and saved me a lot of money. I also bought a white band which makes the entire Fitbit look better for a woman.

Good while it lasted. First, the color is more slate than blue. I like the color. Second, this Fitbit watchband worked well, until it didn't. There were no signs of wear, but suddenly one day, a year after buying it, the band broke (see photo) and my watch fell off. I'm glad I was at home, because otherwise I would have lost my Fitbit for good. I've seen other reviews here that mention the same problem of sudden failure.I needed a replacement immediately, so I just bought another to tide me over while I look for something more dependable. (Crazy, but I was desperate.) Lesson learned. Buy a watchband that wears well, but one that also shows when it's starting to fail.