Samsung has two new Galaxy Watch 5 strap options for you to choose from

TheSamsung Galaxy Watch 5is the brand’s latest and greatest smartwatch. Since it doesn’t rely on proprietary mechanisms to attach straps like thePixel Watch, there are several materials and finishes Watch 5 customers can choose from, right from sophisticated tan leather to colorful silicone straps. Now, Samsung has two fresh additions of its own to the long list of your choices, both of which are metal straps.

Samsung has launched a new premium-looking metallicMilanese bandfinished in Silver or Black (viaSamMobile). This band is adjustable and available in two sizes — one befitting small to medium wrists and another for medium to large wrists. The Milanese band has a fine mesh structure coupled with a magnetic D-buckle, so the wearer can easily adjust the length to suit. All variations of this new band cost $100 apiece.

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Samsung’s new Milanese band for the Galaxy Watch 5

The company also launched theMetal Link Bracelet, a more conventional strap made of titanium links. It is available finished in Black or Gray, in just one size (for medium to large wrists), for $300. This strap also has an adjustable magnetic D-buckle for fastening.

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Samsung’s new Metal Link Bracelet for the Galaxy Watch 5

Interestingly, the Milanese strap is compatible with the Galaxy Watch 4 and Watch 5 models, while the Metal Link Bracelet only works with the Galaxy Watch 5 andWatch 5 Pro. The new bands are beautiful and premium, but if they aren’t quite your style, check out our selection ofthe best Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 bands.

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The Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 is a refined upgrade to the phenomenal Watch 4. Sapphire glass makes Samsung’s newest wearable more durable, and its larger battery makes it easier to get through the day without charging.

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