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Review: Chetoo Ceramic Apple Watch Band with Butterfly Buckle

Chetoo Ceramic Apple Watch Band with Butterfly Buckle
Chetoo Ceramic Apple Watch Band with Butterfly Buckle

Review: Chetoo Ceramic Apple Watch Band with Butterfly Buckle

February 27, 2016 Posted by Bill Loguidice Review 4 Comments

The Chetoo Ceramic Apple Watch Band with Butterfly Buckle is just one of an onslaught of third party watch bands for the infamous Apple Watch. These are needed because Apple not only gouges you for the cost of the watch itself, but also for the different types of bands they offer. The Chetoo is available in black or white and 38mm or 42mm Apple Watch sizes. I received the black 42mm.

The packaging.

The packaging.

You get the watch band, wet and dry wipes, sticker guides, and a small screwdriver. The latter is a nice touch, because many of the watch bands don’t come with any type of tool.

What you get.

What you get.

Instructions are printed on the back of the box, although they didn’t apply since they’re about assembling the connector ends and they were already connected. I have the Apple sports band on my Apple Watch, and it’s a simple matter of pushing the button just above the band connector and sliding it off. I then took the plastic wrap off the Chetoo, which was probably a bit more difficult than it should have been. Once it’s off, you can see that the heavy band is a really nice black and good quality. I then reversed the band removal process and slid this band on. In other words, there was no need for the included tool, the guide stickers, or the wipes.

Installation was easy.

Installation was easy.

The band itself was a bit loose on my wrist. With that said, I probably have wrists that are on the smaller side, so I wonder if you have larger wrists if this would fit at all without installing extra links (not included). In any case, I decided to remove a link and see if the fit was any better. Using the included tool, I unfortunately wasn’t able to figure out on my own how to remove a link, so this would be something I’d have to take to a jeweler (and almost certainly will).

The clasp has a nice quick release feature.

The clasp has a nice quick release feature.

In the end, this is a high quality band that matches up nicely to the Apple Watch design. The only real failing here is an explanation of how to remove links, and, perhaps if you have larger wrists, the lack of a few additional links. If you don’t mind those issues, which frankly will be present in just any watch band of this type (link style) that you buy, then this is an easy recommendation.

Thanks to BAOBAO for the review unit.

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About Bill Loguidice

Bill Loguidice is a Founder and Managing Director for Armchair Arcade, as well as a critically acclaimed technology author and journalist.  He is also the co-founder of creative services firm, Armchair Creative Services, and a noted videogame and computer historian and subject matter expert. See full bio

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  • Dstar
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    February 27, 2016 at 11:27 AM

    Please proofread your article! Typos make you look like an amateur.

    • Bill Loguidice
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      February 27, 2016 at 12:06 PM

      And what typos would you be referring to “Dstar?”

  • WordsMatter
    · Reply

    February 28, 2016 at 2:15 PM

    For starters: your use of the word “infamous”.

    Defined by Merriam Webster as “having a reputation of the worst kind : notoriously evil”.

    Mobsters are infamous. The attck on Pearl Harboor was “a day which will live in infamy.” Maybe you don’t like the Apple Watch, but “infamous” isn’t proper usage of the word.

    More likely, though, you meant famous, but meant to be edgy. In which case, it’s an even worse lapse of judgement.

    • Bill Loguidice
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      February 28, 2016 at 2:35 PM

      No, I meant infamous, as in notorious, so it’s correct as written. It was nice of you to take the time to try, though.

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