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Kickstarted: This more affordable Watch link bracelet looks great

Kickstarted: This more affordable Watch link bracelet looks great

Accessories
August 26, 2015

HyperLink, a brand new Kickstarter project that launched a matter of hours ago, is looking to bring owners of Cupertino’s Apple Watch a more affordable stainless steel link bracelet.

As we all know, Apple’s own Link Bracelet, though impressive in terms of aesthetics and design, carries a mighty high price tag of $449 (plus an additional fee of $49, if you’re one of the many who require Apple’s Link Bracelet Kit, too). HyperLink, on the other hand, is offering owners of the Watch a stainless steel bracelet that looks truly beautiful, but for a fraction — and we really do mean fraction — of the price.

In fact, as of this writing, Kickstarter users can still score a HyperLink bracelet for a mere $49 — the price of a Sport Band!

The good news for would-be backers is that a range of options are available, if this early bird offering sells out. The next increment offers backers a HyperLink bracelet for $59, with the regular retail price estimated to lie somewhere in the region of $99. Of course, even this fee is still less than a quarter of the price of Apple’s own Link Bracelet.

True, HyperLink isn’t a replica of Apple’s offering, and as such it doesn’t look the same; however, judging by the images available on Kickstarter, it nevertheless looks like a fine, fine piece of craftsmanship.

Take a look:

HyperLink for Apple Watch.

HyperLink for Apple Watch.

HyperLink is available in three options: a silver stainless steel bracelet for the 42mm and 38mm Apple Watches, and a Space Black bracelet for the 42mm Apple Watch only.

HyperLink comes in three different color and size options.

HyperLink comes in three different color and size options.

For the option of backing the project and receiving a HyperLink stainless steel bracelet of your own, head over to the product’s Kickstarter Web page. The good news for new backers is that HyperLink has already smashed its $50,000 funding goal, meaning this project is definitely going into production once the Kickstarter campaign ends.