Sentences with phrase «than the rubber straps»

Either option looks better than the rubber straps that come with the G Watch and Gear Live.

Still, while LG's strap doesn't ooze luxury, it's far fancier than the rubber strap on the original G Watch, and far easier to put on than the maddening Samsung Gear Live strap.

Not exact matches

In less than five minutes, I changed the plasticky rubber strap out for a leather option that looked nicer and was more comfortable to wear.

Inside the box: Tracker, strap, charging dock and user manual Screen: 0.42 ″ OLED, with single touch button for navigation Bluetooth: 4.0 BLE Works with: Android 4.4 + above, iOS 7.0 and above Tracker body: Aluminium Alloy Strap: skin friendly, rubber, Hypoallergic Water Resistance: IP67 (splash proof) Battery: 70 mAh Charging Time: less than 2 hours Battery Life: up to 23 days Build and Finishing: Very good, comfortable tstrap, charging dock and user manual Screen: 0.42 ″ OLED, with single touch button for navigation Bluetooth: 4.0 BLE Works with: Android 4.4 + above, iOS 7.0 and above Tracker body: Aluminium Alloy Strap: skin friendly, rubber, Hypoallergic Water Resistance: IP67 (splash proof) Battery: 70 mAh Charging Time: less than 2 hours Battery Life: up to 23 days Build and Finishing: Very good, comfortable tStrap: skin friendly, rubber, Hypoallergic Water Resistance: IP67 (splash proof) Battery: 70 mAh Charging Time: less than 2 hours Battery Life: up to 23 days Build and Finishing: Very good, comfortable to use

It is, however, a slightly more wearable device than the Gear Live: Samsung's watch has a rigid, rubber strap with two teeth that are hard to snap into place, and a curved shell that feels a little chunky on my wrist.

The Gear Sport is a little smaller than the Gear S3 at 42.9 mm, and it features standard pins for 20 mm bands with a wide variety of colorful Nato watch straps in both traditional nylon and a hybrid rubber and leather variation.

It's also a good deal more ergonomic and compact than the first dedicated fitness wearable from Samsung, with a comfortable rubber strap in black, blue and pink color options.

Still keeping with the low sum of US$ 129 (about # 110, AU$ 179) for the silver face and rubber band, and US$ 149 (# 149.99, about AU$ 210) for the same with a leather band a buckle - type strap - in both sizes - it's far cheaper than its predecessor's initial launch price of US$ 199 (# 199, about AU$ 252).

How to make the Fitbit Flex more secure: The original Flex's fastening is a little less secure than other Fitbit devices but there are rubber bands available that can be placed around where the strap overlaps to make sure it doesn't come off even if the pins come loose.

And while it doesn't quite have as premium a build as the Moto 360 we'd say it edges the Sony SmartWatch 3, thanks to a leather strap rather than rubber.