The YouTube video provided in the reference suggests that removing the band on a Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 involves sliding a mechanism on the side of the band to release it. Since the video doesn't offer more specifics, here is a general guide that should apply:
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Locate the Spring Bar Mechanism: On the back of the watch band, where it connects to the watch body, you should find a small spring bar or quick-release mechanism.
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Slide or Press the Mechanism: Depending on the band type:
- For spring bar mechanisms: You will need a small tool (like a watch band tool or a small screwdriver) to compress the spring bar. Insert the tool into the gap between the band and the watch lug, and gently push the spring bar inward to detach that side of the band. Then, repeat on the other side.
- For quick-release mechanisms: There's usually a small slider or button on the band. Slide it inwards towards the center of the band or press the button. This retracts the spring bar.
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Detach the Band: While holding the mechanism in place, gently pull the band away from the watch body. It should detach easily once the spring bar is retracted.
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Repeat on the Other Side: Do the same for the other half of the band to remove it completely.
