Pebble - Time Smartwatch 38mm Polycarbonate - Black Silicone

The Pebble Time is my first pebble - I had seen the original around over the last couple years and liked the concept, but didn't like their looks. So when I found out Pebble was coming out with a new version in a smaller, lighter, more ergonomic design (and color screen!) I thought I'd give it a try. So I backed the Kickstarter campaign. What I like most about the Pebble compared to other smartwatches is how you immediately get the sense that it's comfortable with its purpose. Other watches seem to be in their teenage years, still getting their feet under them and trying to find what they're good at. The Pebble has reached maturity; it's had some life experience and found its calling. The base functionality brings notifications and reminders to your wrist, and lets you take simple actions based on them. The third party apps and watchfaces let you build off of that and do all sorts of crazy stuff (like order pizza or play flappy bird), if you're so inclined. While the Pebble works with both iOS and Android, it has quite a bit more functionality when paired with an Android device. The design is a bit... playful. I like my watches to be a bit more classy and refined, so I immediately put a link strap on it (it's compatible with any 22mm strap) and a Gadgetwraps brushed metal skin - the result is quite nice. Battery life is quite good - while not the 7 days advertized, I probably get about 5 days on average. Definitely better than the competitors, though not as good as the original Pebble. The screen is nice - it's still an "e-paper" display, so it reflects light rather than emitting it (although for low-light conditions, a flick of the wrist will turn on a backlight for a few seconds). In addition to the obvious aesthetic benefit of having a color screen, having more colors available means everything looks much less pixelated than the original now that anti-aliasing is an option. In summary, I would definitely recommend this watch to anyone. Whether it's your first smartwatch or you have another one with which you're growing dissatisfied, the Pebble won't disappoint. Feel free to comment if you have any questions - hopefully I'll have an answer.

I own the Pebble, and now the Pebble Time through Kickstarter for about two weeks. I love it, use it for MapMyRun walking daily with the ability to voice reply (text conversion) to Messenger and texts while I am out. I switch music and monitor email, too. All with my phone in my pocket. The apps and watchfaces are plentiful and growing daily. Time Line keeps my calendar and appointments available with reminders. Plus I have gone 7 days on a charge, and that is while still tinkering and playing more so than I will be as I get everything set up (like one might expect), so more than a week will be my normal time between charges. Recharging takes less than two hours. It is waterproof! So I don't worry about sweat and rain, or even swimming with it on. There are more features than I will ever need, or use, so it is perfect for me. I have dressed it up with a bezel cover and clear lens protector, plus new watch band to match. And I can change it as I desire with alternate bezel skins since they peel off and watch bands that attach with standard 22mm pins (the installed band has a quick disconnect pin, too). The watchface color choices also can be set to match your bezel and band colors, too. I use my PebbleTime with an android phone, but it also works with iphones. It is light weight, and hardly noticeable to wear. The e-paper display stays on all the time, but a back light will show automatically in darker conditions to provide adequate viewing with a wrist flip or by installing the Backlight app like I have done and use. See my blog, updated daily at http://pebbleusers.blogspot.com/ for pictures and more details! I have no connection with Pebble other than as a customer and wearer of the watch, but I love it and the excellent customer support they provide. Which, for me, is a big plus! If there are ever problems you can count on them to be there for you. I look forward to the future smart watch bands, too. These devices will expand the functionality of the Pebble Time and provide future needs and purpose. News is forthcoming every day and this is what makes Pebble an exciting company and excellent watch choice.

If you want a cheap watch that is a bare bones notification device and music changer for iOS then you have come to the right place. Overall great watch and functionality and performance... For what you pay for the screen should be a little better... I mean it is crisp if you are in direct sunlight but the backlight works as a cheap Casio watch would look in 1987... The price of the Apple Watch dropped and I returned this and bought that... I mean if it was $50/60 I would hands down own this along side the Apple Watch but if you are going to spend over $100 you might as well just get an Apple Watch if you have and iPhone.

This is a fantastic watch with the applications I have running it lasts 3-4 days which was about the same battery power it used from my pebble and pebble steel. The timeline feature is one of the best improvements and is great it works with apps like ESPN and tells me when a game is coming on. New UI that is more fluid and candy to the eyes. The Pebble Time Steel is coming soon as well so keep an eye for that. The watch will take 22mm watch bands and the included have clips that let you remove the old band with ease.

Being a current Pebble Watch owner, I was very excited to receive my Pebble Time watch. Pebble compliments the smartphone industry with a simple interface with multiple apps. I love the battery life and visibility in direct sunlight. I can't wait for the update to utilize the microphone. You won't be disappointed in the quality for the price.

I have an iPhone. I've seen the commercials about the Apple Smartwatch, but couldn't see myself paying $300-$400 for it. So, I decided to do some research. I looked up and read the reviews of a lot of smartwatches, and I came across this one. You can download apps and different watch faces. I can see who is calling and reply to text messages. The only thing I would change, is that it doesn't have a speaker, so you can't talk thru it, but it does have a microphone, so you can reply to text messages with your voice. Overall, it's a great watch and I'm glad I bought it.

Bought this after checking out my boyfriend's pebble time steel. I like the polycarbonate look, it's more geek chic and doesn't look like it's trying to be a mini smartphone. Tells me what I need to know and is insanely customizable. I get compliments on it all the time, and people are always amazed at how much it cost compared to other Smartwatch options.

I purchased a pebble and experienced some technical problems. I bought the product several times and received excellent customer service, along with a replacement. I appreciated the lack of difficulty often experienced when returning a product.