Strap for Xiaomi Mi Band 8 Breathable Replacement Strap for Mi Fit Band 8 SmartWatch Straps Wristband Bracelet for Women Men

Really like this band more than the runner one the watch comes with. The rubber one kept getting caught on stuff at work and would come undone. The only downside was being on the heavier side, I had to order a second one and add another link to my this band, but it was so worth it. The band even comes with a tool to take out pins to add or subtract links if you have thinner wrists.

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nice band

I recieved the watch band, put it on my watch, put it on my wrist, and it quite literally immediately fell apart off my wrist, and can not be put back together. The "tool" they sent is also a useless piece of plastic.

I have the Xiaomi Mi Band 8 and this watch strap works great with it. Easy to attach and remove with no problems. Feels secure throughout theBand. I have an average sized female wrist and removed 6 links (4 from one side and 2 from the other, based on where I wanted the latch to sit on my wrist). TIPS FOR REMOVING LINKS: This was my first time adjusting a watch band by removing links. I didn't understand the tool the provided, but after some experimentation I figured out 2 methods: 1) Look inside the watch band, and you'll see arrows on the removable links. You are going to remove the pins in that direction. (The metal tip of the tool will be pushing on the side of the pin that does NOT have the tiny line through the center.) 2) Probably the way they intended: Pop out the tool (pointy metal tip attached to black round top). Screw it into the top hole of the rectangular holder part of the tool with the metal point facing down into it. Align the metal tip with the tiny hole in the watch band link. Screw down the tool until the pin pops out. Remove the desired links and set aside. 3) The way I prefer: Get a hammer/mallet. Position the links over a surface with small gap with space for the pin to come out the bottom. (I used two coasters with the link right over the gap in the center.) Ignore the rectangular plastic holder piece. Position the metal tip of the tool over the pin hole and gently use the hammer on the tool to tap the pin out. (Like the tool is a nail.) 4) To put the pins back in: I could not figure out how to do that with the provided tool. Put the pins back in through the same hole they came out -- so the side of the pin with the tiny line will be in the same spot as before. Use the hammer/mallet to gently tap them back in. Be careful not to hit other parts of the watch band.