Apple watch solo loop; sizing as you may be aware, Apple debuted this year two completely new Apple Watch bands. There are no perforations or other mechanisms for altering the breadth of these two bands.
Instead, they come in different sizes, and you must carefully choose one; otherwise, if you make a mistake, you might have to send back the complete Apple Watch.
Therefore, I'm going to show you how to use Apple to discover which size is appropriate for you in this article. Of course, the simplest option is to visit an Apple store and give it a try, but not everyone lives close to an Apple store.
How do you sizing Apple Watch Solo Loop band?
If you go to Apple's website, you can download this sheet with some instructions and actually like a measuring tape and like you can see it or it's way too white.
There's a measuring tape here that you need to cut and then measure your wrist to get the size, so that's what we're going to do. Okay, so I'm back, as you can see I already cut this and we've got this here, and I'm going to try it out in a minute.
So here's my Lego VIP card, place it right between the lines, and make sure you printed this sheet in the correct size, which I did. So the instructions state that if the choice is between two, as in my case, four and five, we must select the lower number.
So in my case, four before I mentioned that you could go to an Apple Store but you couldn't try the bands themselves but you would be given this uh this is actually this but from an Apple Store.
So I purchased this when I went to the Apple Store to purchase my AirPods Max, and here it is. We have instructions here as well because it's slightly different, but we have this that we must remove and simply place here.
The process is the same whether you go to the Apple Store or print the sheet, so this is how you measure the size of the new Apple Watch bands you have.
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Actually, there's some glue on my arm that's going to be painful to remove, but I'll do it just for you guys and donate it to the cause.
So, in my case, you measure your wrist and it's exactly 15 centimeters, but you might be thinking, "I don't even have a measuring tape, how am I supposed to measure it well?"
Apple has also considered this, and their suggestion is to take any piece of paper and cut out a strip about 1.5 centimeters wide, which is roughly this size (actually a little bit wider, I believe).
Anyway, I'm just going to juice this, and then you'd measure it like this. Repeat the process until both ends meet. Make a small mark here (I don't have a pencil, so I'll just use my fingers), and then use any other measuring tape, such as a regular one, to measure the distance. Place it exactly in the mark and measure until it's 15 centimeters.
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So, once you have that size, you go to Apple's website, choose your size, and then go to use your guide, and then you say everyday items, and then I scroll all the way down and say what's next.
We have centimeters type what we got 15 centimeters and we know it's a size 4 for active lifestyles and relaxed fit for everyday use so in my case I think I'll choose size 4 then I click continue and it will automatically give you size 4.
So that's everything I wanted to show you today because we saw that every single measurement gave the same exact size, so I'm pretty sure of what size I need and what I'm going to do is order that size.
I'll try my best to respond to any questions you may have concerning the Apple Watch Solo loop size, braiding the tapes, one way against another, or anything else in the comments area below.
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