Fake Apple’s Watch Band More Luxurious in terms of Feel?
Be original buy original? For the moment, even though considering that point, let's just try to explore a new fake which is actually pretty good. But yeah, "Fake!" why would you buy that? Of course we're not telling you to buy one, but this one is too good to be faked.
A listing on amazon however has tipped off a fake but legitimately looking watch band for Apple smart watches at a mere pricing of 16USD. However, the authentic and genuine band the Cupertino giants market is marketed at 149USD. Seems like a cheap-and-best rip-off, people can hardly make it out about the legitimacy of the band. The $16 replica of the "Milanese Loop" comes encased in an extremely Apple-like rectangular white box that could easily be mistaken for the real thing by people not very familiar with Apple packaging. And yet, it might not just be the only thing looking real since the band itself is hardly indistinguishable from the authentic apple smart watch bands. People couldn't really come to a call about the genuineness of the product even after so many looks. Even the magnetic clasp looks and works as it should.
There are a couple of things that are definitely different than the original smart watch band "Milanese loop".
The duplicate rip-off definitely feels thinner and a little lighter. Also the band doesn't really have the same metallic feel as the original one. Even in spite of this, people could hardly make it out. Even though, duped-market releases for at-least the smart watches are still in the early days, it still has amazed a lot of the budget-smart watch users looking for not very expensive bands so that it won't certainly add up to their burdens. At 16$ it is definitely worth it and maybe people might not even care when its worn mainly likely due to the inefficiency of onlookers to examine whether the product is actually genuine.
While all these are informed upon as to only about the existence of such a product, choices of purchase are entirely upon your own and shouldn't really be affected by an additional source.
