Google has introduced a new Metal Mesh band for its Fitbit Air wearable. This release expands the limited selection of bands previously available for the device since its launch. The new band is designed to attach to the Fitbit Air in the same manner as previous options, utilizing a molded cutout for the tracker.
The Metal Mesh band features a design where one end is secured to the plastic Fitbit Air case, and the other end attaches via a metal loop. It secures by doubling over through this loop, similar to the Performance Loop band. The buckle slides along the mesh weave, allowing for precise fit adjustments. The mesh quality is noted for its fabric-like drape and flexibility, indicating good construction.
The new band is available in two colors: Champagne Gold and Polished Silver. While the Champagne version is part of a bundle, both colors can be purchased separately. The Metal Mesh band is priced at $69.99.
The Metal Mesh band is described as comfortable, even during workouts, and versatile enough to pair with various attire. Its ease of attachment and adjustment is highlighted as an improvement over some existing Fitbit Air bands.
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Google has released a new Metal Mesh band for the Fitbit Air, offering an alternative to existing strap options. This new band provides a different aesthetic and improved comfort for the screenless wearable.