SUPCASEfor Apple Watch Series 9 45mm Band with Case (Unicorn Beetle Pro), [Built-in Tempered Glass Screen Protector] Rugged Protective Men Cover with Adjustable Strap Band for iWatch 9/8/7, Black

Edited: I’ve worn it for few days and still really like it but have found the water resistance to be an issue. Water gets under the screen and is so hard for it to evaporate. Really my only qualm.This watch case is so awesome! It was super easy to put the Apple Watch into the first part of the watch. I’m so glad it has a built in screen protector. It was so difficult finding a watch that had one built in. I had bought a different watch thinking it had one but didn’t so I turned around and bought this one. It fits great, and has such a variable sizes. I’m hoping it’s durable. The face is a bit big but I rather it protect my investment than look dainty and easily damaged. The price wasn’t bad either. It doesn’t feel heavy at all and sort of like you forget your wearing it!

It's huge and fits huge wrists. I'm 6'5" with a slightly larger than 9 inch wrist and it looks normal on me. I wear my watch low on my wrist and it does interfere with range of motion slightly because of the width. It still works on my charging stand, I just have to fold the pad down a little bit so my phone doesn't hit the watch. My only complaint would be that the all black version is a little bland or plain looking. It'd be nice if they had painted the little fake screw heads to break up the design a little. I have to wear mine upside down on my right wrist due to an injury to my left. The band can't be swapped around so it's actually on upside down. No issues with quality or fit. Yes sweat gets in it but sweat gets in all of them. None of these cases offer real water resistance and allow the sensors to work properly, just take it apart and clean it, no big deal.Update: after trying many other cases I'm convinced this monster is the best protection you can buy for your watch. I've looked and looked for something smaller that still offers legitimate screen protection and I've given up. I smash this thing into doorways, steel pallet jack handles, the side of my trailer when I'm climbing in it to unload freight at customers...nothing phases this thing. My watch cost over $500 and I'm not worrying about destroying it while I try to do my job. If you're a mechanic, do construction or other physical labor just use this at work and switch to something else when not working. It's easy to pop this thing on and off whenever. I'd buy it again in a heartbeat.

I had one of the early Apple Watches a long time ago. (The first one to have that red dot on the crown) and from my understanding the glass was a durable flexing glass that was resistant to cracking. Long story short, it fell off my desk and didn’t even hit the ground hard and when I picked it up expecting nothing, it looked like what villains do to people in a horror film. Screen completely cracked, hanging out by internal pieces, just shattered lol. So I knew when I got another one it needed full protection. I usually get bigger watch sizes but lost some weight so my wrist thinned out a bit so it looks larger on my wrist a little. But it has full protection, now I’m not worried about scratches, hard falls, or the watch falling on uneven surfaces and cracking. It also has a nice dark shade of green so it matches my uniform when I wear it. (for you service members wondering out there) the screen is also pretty reactive and works unlike some protectors that make it harder to use since your finger is on the protector and not the device itself. My only issues is really the buckle. The rubber band that holds the strap down doesn’t take to holding in place and has slipped often. The watch still stays secure but it still leaves that part hanging off which is concerning since you don’t want the watch to slip off and fall anyway, and also water getting under the screen and requiring to be wiped off. I haven’t seen condensation from this case yet, but if you forget and hop in the shower or submerge your arm in water and forget to take the watch off (due to the comfort of wearing it of course), a small bit of water will get under the screen, but nothing too serious, it’s still sits pretty securely and close to the screen and keeps most of said water out.

I am a larger guy at 300Lbs 6 foot and I constantly get compliments on my Apple Watch because of this case! They always ask what watch is it? Not knowing that it’s an Apple Watch with a sick case! I can also say It is also super sturdy as I work in the field. Durability is top notch on this case. That being said I’m almost 2 years in with this case and haven’t had to get a new one super durable

I have been wearing SUPCASE Unicorn BeetlePro Case for my Apple Watches for years now. So when I ordered a new band with case and screen protector I was not disappointed. It fits extremely comfortable. Has a double clasp so that in case one of the clasps were to fail the other would still hold fast. Of course I have never had any issues. And I build log cabins, barndominiums, clear land, own a painting business, and just put this case and band through some extreme conditions on an almost daily basis. Buy one!

For around $20 I shouldn’t be surprised that the watch band breaks in less than a year. Also, because I bought it 3 times (for older Apple Watches) with similar failure of the band. Why do I keep buying something that I know will break? First of all, it does what I need it to do and that is to protect the face of the watch. Secondly, it looks good and matches my iPhone case (same company). Plus, I’ve received plenty of compliments from strangers asking me where I got it.My only gripe, besides the breaking of the band, is the design of the band. There are lots of grooves which I guess gives off a more rugged appearance rather than a smooth band. But those grooves I think weaken the band which is thinnest part and where they fail every time. Plus if you wear it all day long and you sweat from working out, those grooves collect a lot of gunk. At least once a week I have to clean it with an alcohol free disinfecting wipe which I don’t think should affect the durability of the band.