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Opens in a new window Credit: Woot Apple Watch Bands Up to 70% Off Assorted Styles

If you wear your Apple Watch day in and day out, chances are it's become an integral part of your outfit. It's one of the first things you put on when you're starting your day. So why not make it look the part? Whether you're still rocking the band you got with your watch when you first bought it or you're just ready for a change, there are countless Apple Watch band styles to choose from that can help you accessorize and stylize. Thanks to a sale at Woot, you can opt for several discounted styles to save money while looking good.

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As of Jan. 14, save up to 70% on a variety of Apple Watch bands at Woot. Choose from just about every color of the Solo Loop or Braided Solo Loop bands (including the Pride Edition) and snag yours for a great price, starting at $29.99 per watch band. Whether you're into neutrals or fun, bright colors, there's a little something to fit every taste.

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Apple Watch bands are simple to change out. You can pop off each end of the band from the Apple Watch display unit and then slide a new one on. Since they come in two pieces, that means you can potentially have two different colors if you choose, so you can mix and match to better fit your personal style. This particular band style is soft and breathable on your wrist, so if you're not quite interested in sporting hot and heavy rubber all the time on your wrist, this is a great deal to take advantage of.

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