Apple's new Black Unity Braided Solo Loop has begun to appear in Apple Stores
What you need to know
- Apple's new Black Unity Braided Solo Loop has begun to go on sale around the world.
- Some Apple Stores have the new band available for in-store pickup.
- The new band is available for $99 in the United States.
Apple's stunning new Black Unity Braided Solo Loop is now available to buy at a number of Apple Stores around the world. Pricing in the United States is $99 — the same as all other Braided Solo Loops.
Arguably the best Apple Watch band you can buy today, the Braided Solo Loop already comes in a number of colors but the Black Unity option is a stunning one to be sure. Black with the colors of the Pan-African flag throughout, this is sure to be a popular option.
Here's how Apple describes the new band, announced last week as part of the company's celebration of Black History Month.
Looking to add one of these new Black Unity Braided Solo Loop bands to your collection without setting foot into an Apple Store? You can order yours online today.
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