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| Replacing Apple's Solo Loop shouldn't be a problem |
Replacing an Apple Watch Solo Loop isn't painful anymore because if the band doesn't fit, Apple won't ask you to return your Apple Watch completely.
After announcing the new generation of watches (Apple Watch Series 6) and (Apple Watch SE), Apple announced a new solo ring last week without clips or clips.
The strapless bracelet contains 9 different sizes for different wrist sizes. Some customers find that Apple requires them to return a full Apple Watch if the band they requested does not fit.
This requirement seems strange because the Apple Watch is interchangeable, which in theory means that the watch can be returned without any problems and another bracelet can be obtained without much trouble.
Apple has now confirmed that it has changed this policy. You can change the bracelet without having to hand over the rest of the watch to Apple online or in a physical store.
The company has also updated its sizing guide online with more detailed information to show you how to properly measure the wrist.
The actual numbers haven't changed from the Solo Loop Volume Guide Update, but more detailed instructions and illustrations have been added to help you find the right volume.
The process involves printing tools and cutting tools and then wrapping them around the wrist. While this is not the most technical or ideal method, it can help users reduce problems.
According to MacRumors, some people can replace the wrong frequency range without recharging the Apple Watch.
Users can now exchange the bracelet (instead of the entire watch) in the store or in the mail and find that some features (like (SpO2)) need to be installed properly, otherwise it might be a little frustrating.
It should be noted that (Apple Watch Series 6) will be the first chip to be equipped with the ultra-wide GPS chip (U1) that allows devices to find each other, find other tools with similar technologies, and unlock them by locking cars and doors. No need to pull iPhone out of your pocket.