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Yeah, I don’t think this one will sell well. And I agree that the original band was the most attractive, probably because it was the original rainbow, which was iconic, universal, and already represented everyone.
 
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The only variation of this year's pride themed release that I like is the iPhone lock screen/wallpaper. The watch band and watch face are seriously terrible IMO
 
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Every June, I put on my 2019 Pride Sport Loop and switch to the 2020 Pride watchface. The later editions have all been kind of … well, muted. Colorful swirls, colored sprinkles … feels like more like plausible deniability than out loud and proud.
 
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I'm in the "Rainbow Club," and this feels like rainbow-washing. It doesn't look like Pride. It looks like ice cream sprinkles that Apple decided needed to be rainbow-washed into that.

I feel pandered to...

Curious Post-Script: The Progress Pride Flag would have made a way better band than this garbage.
 
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Someone who has worn pride colors in the past. I don’t like this configuration. Why because it looks scatterbrained. It can be a lot better and a lot more consistent with pride looking design and colors. That’s just My View point on this. I have support friends with these colors for many years. This is one color scheme I will not have anything to do with.
 
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I'm not a fan of the band, and I tried the iPhone wallpaper and just didn't like it. I reverted back to the previous wallpaper and bands -- something I wear all year. But kudos for the continued support, Apple!
 
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Hate it, but I like the watch face when it’s set to black. I feel a black sprinkles band would have been a better choice.
 
This is the least gay-pride-like design to ever come out of Apple. The colors of the rainbow might be present, but the colors are not aligned - it is pertinent that LGTBQ chose a rainbow to represent gay pride because the colors blend into each other and that represents the melting pot of different LGTBQIA experiences & how people of different colors can blend together. This new Apple design smashes that ideology to pieces by separating & severing the rainbow.
 
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