
The Orbit
$23.95
Watch4 to Watch9, FE and Ultra
6 products from $21.95, free shipping over $49. Arrives in 7-14 days. 30-day returns.
Bands for Samsung Galaxy Watch in magnetic silicone, stainless steel links and Milanese mesh. The Watch4 to Watch7 and the FE use a 20 mm quick-release connection; the Watch8, Watch8 Classic and Watch9 share a newer connector, and the Ultra has its own. Find your watch in the chart, pick its fit on the band's page, and the swap takes under a minute. 6 bands, each listed for the watches it fits.

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Samsung has changed the way bands attach twice. The Watch4, Watch5, Watch6 and Watch7, Classic and Pro models included, and the Watch FE all take a 20 mm band on quick-release spring bars. The Watch8 and Watch8 Classic brought a new connector that slides into the case, and the Watch9 kept it, so bands for those three swap with each other but not with anything older. The Watch Ultra and Ultra2 have a connector of their own. A band made for one connection won't go on another, so check which watch you have before you pick a band.
Your model is under Settings, then About watch, and the model number is printed on the back of the case. On each band's page, the Fit option names the watch and its case size, like Watch8/9 44 or Watch4 40. The case size matters even within one connection: the end pieces are shaped to sit flush against a 40 mm or a 44 mm case, so pick the one that matches yours. Each band also lists every watch it works with.
Magnetic silicone closes by laying one end over the other, with magnets inside the strap holding them together, so there are no holes and no buckle to catch on a sleeve. It's the band for the gym and the pool: rinse it, pat it dry and wear it again. Stainless steel links are the dressier choice and the heaviest, and you size them by taking out links. Milanese mesh is a fine woven steel loop with a magnetic clasp that slides to any point along it, so it fits any wrist without tools. If your watch takes a 20 mm quick-release band, every 20 mm band in watch bands fits it too.
On the Watch4 to Watch7 and the FE, slide the small lever on the spring bar toward the middle of the band, ease that end out of the case, and fit the new band the same way in reverse. On the Watch8, Watch9 and Ultra, press the band's release button and slide it out, then push the new band in until it clicks. Give each end a light tug before you head out. A link band may need links taken out first: our fit guide shows how to measure your wrist.
Delivery is $6.95, or free on orders over $49. US delivery takes 7 to 14 days. You can return an unworn band in its original packaging within 30 days of delivery. Return shipping is paid by you, unless the item arrived faulty or incorrect. See delivery and returns for the steps.
| Galaxy Watch | Case sizes | Band connection |
|---|---|---|
| Watch4 and Watch4 Classic | 40 and 44 mm, Classic 42 and 46 mm | 20 mm quick release |
| Watch5 and Watch5 Pro | 40 and 44 mm, Pro 45 mm | 20 mm quick release |
| Watch6 and Watch6 Classic | 40 and 44 mm, Classic 43 and 47 mm | 20 mm quick release |
| Watch7 and Watch FE | 40 and 44 mm, FE 40 mm | 20 mm quick release |
| Watch8, Watch8 Classic and Watch9 | 40 and 44 mm, Classic 46 mm | Watch8 connector |
| Watch Ultra and Ultra2 | 47 mm | Ultra connector |
No. The Watch8, Watch8 Classic and Watch9 use a newer connector, so bands for the Watch4 to Watch7 won't attach. Bands for any of those three newer watches swap with each other.
All of them, Classic and Pro models included, plus the Watch FE, take a 20 mm band on quick-release spring bars. On bands with model-specific end pieces, pick the fit for your model and case size so the ends sit flush.
No. The Watch Ultra and Ultra2 have their own connector, and bands made for them only fit those two.
On the watch, open Settings, then About watch. The model number is also printed on the back of the case.