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Has 32 strap slots for bands and 2 pockets. It does hold my 41 bands, but I had to use the pockets. So I didn’t have room for the watch protectors. On the plus side…..very well made, sturdy, and I won’t ever misplace the bright green hard sided case!I currently have two of these cases, a black and a purple. I’ll have to admit it’s a little tedious when you first place the bands in the case. If you like to organize them by style and color you may find it necessary to juggle them around as you add new bands to your collection, just to keep them in order. That is one of my only issues, the other is they claim the case will hold 40+ bands. There are only 24 individual slots for bands, so the only way to increase the number would be to double up in each slot but that’s not acceptable to me. That being said, I have tried several other cases and this one is by far the best. Since I have two watches a S5 and S6 (different face sizes) and I plan on buying another one if and when new features are added to the design. That would require another case.. oh darn.I own both the smaller folder-style watch band organizer and this larger one and I love both. They’re both well designed and constructed. I’d highly recommend both.I recently got an Apple Watch and knew I’d also be starting a collection of several different watch bands to go with it. I am not one to just wear silicone bands —- those bands are fine for wearing during workouts or yard work, but I like a variety of styles to match my outfits. I purchased about 10 watch bands of varying sizes to start my collection. After looking around online, I decided to go with this Zero Mass case to hold my watch bands. Yes, the case is a bit bulky, but I think it’s the best solution for me. As you can see from my photos, I have a band that is a rectangular scarf, another that is a leather cuff, a couple of bangle straps, and one that consists of two long, braided straps that I wrap around my wrists, as well as others. My straps are not uniform in style or size, which I like. While this case was intended for silicone straps, there is enough space for me to accommodate the odd sizes of my watch bands. I’m not sure if I’ll truly be able store 40 bands, since I am buying unique band styles, but I think I’ll have plenty of room for several more straps as I add on to my collection. The storage “pages” in the book are sturdy and easy to flip between, the case itself has a hard shell, and the zipper on the case is nice and strong. While it is bulky, it would still be easy to toss in a suitcase if I wanted to travel with it. I think this is a great option for anyone who wants to build a bigger collection of watch straps.All in all I'm very happy with the Zero Mass watch & band storage case. Construction is solid, materials look and feel like quality goods, and it does have good capacity for the new band collector. The elastic loops that hold the bands are nice & tight; I can't see these things getting loose anytime soon.The only ding might be the size: while advertised as a travel case, I couldn't see myself packing this in an airline carry-on bag or backpack. It's a solid hard-side case, and not a slim profile unit so it takes up some space. it's great for home storage but I think it'd take too much space in luggage to serve as a true travel case. Not a big deal though as it's easy enough to bundle three, four, or five bands with a rubber band or in a small luggage pocket for a trip.Yes, I'd buy again and would recommend for home storage of a small to medium size band collection.I've been searching for something to store my watch accessories in. I tried a couple other products, but they just didn't have what I wanted. Luckily I found this storage case. I'll admit, I was a little worried at first because it's advertised for Apple watch bands. I thought maybe my bands wouldn't fit... you know Apple products gotta be special sometimes. Luckily it worked.Although more expensive than the others, this case is very durable and has plenty of storage. The outer shell is very hard, so things inside won't get smashed if the case is stepped on or something. I like the mesh pockets for storing my watch face covers and the charger. This is advertised to hold 40+ bands, but I only have 24, so I spread them out. Plus I prefer my bands be held in on the top and bottom instead of just one elastic ring holding the band.Overall, I'm happy with my purchase and would definitely recommend.I love everything about this case except there is no place for all of my interchangeable face covers for my watch. There is only a net pocket but it will not hold face covers in place. It would be nice to have elastics like the ones that hold the bands or something like that to be able to display face covers as well as the bandsI have so many watch bands that I had to order another one!!! I could keep them all in one but I like each one to have it’s own space. (My OCD) I love it and it’s so much easier to see what I haveIt is a nice case for watch bands. Anyhow, pay attention that it is mainly designed to store apple watch bands. If you have many metal/steel bands, you cannot close it easily as the thickness is much more than the one of an apple watch band. I worry that the elastics to keep the band in place will break if you remove and put back the bands often. It is not done for that. It is mainly for storing bands which you do not use often. Additionally, the spaces are actually less than 40 as you will find inside some nets which are supposed to hold bands/equipment to put/remove the bands.J’adore cet étui de rangement pour mes bracelets pour ma montre facile à trouvé et bien rangé et l’étui est rigide. Bien satisfaite.Stores alot of watch bands. Nice & sturdy.
