The Nomad team are out this week with an all-new color for their popular Sport Cases for the iPhone 16 Pro & 16 Pro Max, as well as their Rocky Point bands for the Apple Watch Ultra & Ultra 2.
The Nomad team are particularly well-known for their Apple Watch bands at this point, with the brand’s Sport band being one of the most popular third-party options available. But Nomad appears hopeful that the introduction of their latest Apple Watch band may further shake up the industry.
We can almost always count on the team at Nomad to have a new flavor of their popular Sport line of Apple Watch bands every several weeks. After all, who doesn’t like to keep things fresh and interesting in terms of color choices?
The Nomad team continues to expand its Apple Watch Sport band collection with new and colors every chance it gets, and today, the brand is putting out a limited edition Blurple color with subtle hints of Blue and Purple at its core.
When you get an Apple Watch Ultra (or Ultra 2) on your wrist, the device’s titanium build immediately stands out as lightweight, yet sturdy. Another thing you’ll observe is that stainless-steel Apple Watch bands from previous Apple Watches you might’ve owned just don’t seem to feel right against that titanium finish, as you’d expect your band to be forged from the same titanium material.
Apple will be celebrating LGBTQ+ communities around the world with an exclusive new Apple Watch band launching on May 22, and other surprises.
You may remember when popular Apple device accessory maker Nomad released its limited-edition glow-in-the-dark Apple Watch Sport band just before Halloween last year. The band was such a hit that it sold out in less than 24 hours, but it’s glow-in-the-dark effect didn’t illuminate as brightly as some may have hoped.
Apple may have done away with its FineWoven-branded iPhone cases and Apple Watch bands as its leather alternative material proved a letdown.
If you follow the Nomad brand as closely as we do, then you’d know the team occasionally drops limited-run colors of its Apple Watch Sport Bands and iPhone Sport Cases to match.
Refreshed, spring-themed color options have now launched for Apple's MagSafe-enabled iPhone Silicone Case, as well as the company's Apple Watch bands.
Just like a lot of other people, I received my Apple Watch Ultra 2 on launch day. I traded in my original Apple Watch Ultra because I wanted the newer model; not that it was a significant upgrade, but I appreciate the newer features such as the Double Tap gesture and the brighter 3,000-nit display.
The team over at Nomad have been listening to their valued fans who’ve frequently requested a specific color be added to the brand’s Sport line of Apple Watch bands and iPhone cases.