Customer Ratings & Reviews

Was a great Smartwatch for it's time, but not being able to respond to notifications is what made me move on to an Apple Watch. The good about it is the weeklong battery, viewable in direct sunlight because of it's e-ink screen, comfortable on the wrist and you can control your music with it. If you have the patience and want a smart watch, save up for an Apple Watch. However, if those are unreachable due to finances, this Pepple is a great watch.

For $100, the pebble is one of the most reasonably priced smart watches available. It can do basic processes such as notification alerts, weather, timeline, customize-able watch faces, alarms, apps, games, fitness tracking, music control, and that is about it. Works well, good battery life and ease of use.

Bought this watch as a low cost alternative to the upcoming apple watch. Love the way I can check notification with just a glance at my wrist. Lots of great apps available and cool customizations. I bought a skin to give it a little character. Battery life is great, can wear it for days without a charge. On the down side, the face got a scratch in it first day, not made from a very durable material. Also, pairing with iPhone 6 plus was challenging and if your run your battery down and the phone shuts down, it's equally challenging to re-pair.

I love gadgets and this watch does not let me down. You can change watch faces and install all kinds of apps.. ie.. games, usefull apps(calendar and notes). I have an iPhone 4 and it works great with the app(in the App Store). I'm a female and the size of the watch is just right for me. The strap is very flexible. A good part is that you can change the strap on it if it breaks/you want some different.

Work good with my Iphone. When you are driving you don't have to find your phone to see who's is calling just look at the watch.

Works great!! Has a lot of apps from its own App Store. Great for workouts, interstates with my fitness pal, works great for notifications from calendar or texts, works great for controlling pandora app also! Great smart watch!

I love my Pebble watch. Ive been using it for a couple of months now and dont regret it. I love the call and text notifications and the vibrating alarm is wonderful. I use it to wake me up now. Their app store offers so much customization and their music controls come in very handy when working out or showering because i dont have to touch my phone to change a song. I use my pebble multiple times a day its practically become a must have and ive even changed the band several times depending on what im wearing since its so easy to do. I tried out several smartwatches before getting this one and not once have i thought of looking for another.

The battery life last almost a week and it is great with notifications. For the price it does all that I need it to do.

5-7 days of battery life. Great for quick notifications and fitness tracking.

Easy to set up. Can download apps to display current weather or change watch face. Receive all iphone notifications by vibration. Battery life can go all week. Can play, pause, or skip your music from iTunes or iTunes Radio...note, plays music on iphone...not on watch. Watch has no speaker or mic which makes it waterproof.

While others are endlessly waiting for the over sized, over hyped iWatch, this gem has been around for at least a couple of years, this watch allows you to seamlessly: Receive your phone texts Receive your email Receive messages from most if not all the social sites around today. And of course, gives you the time of the day, the date, the temperature, GPS connectivity with the phone, sleep tracker, pedometer, etc, etc, etc. And works with both Apple and Android platforms. Couldn't be more satisfied with this product.

My 17 year old son loves it. It lasts long (up to 5 days) on a charge. He can customize the screens. He likes the alarm and features. Great value. He thought the B&W screen was fine. Much more excited about it than I thought and it works well with his iPad.

My Pebble is durable and the battery lasts a week. I like it first for how it operates as a watch and then for its smartphone features such as fitness tracking and notifications. There are many apps available for this product. It is a well designed unit.

I just wanted a watch with customizable watch faces, phone notifications, and basic fitness tracking. This watch is able to do all that surprisingly well for something in this price range. I also really enjoy the caller ID and music playback control features. I've also gotten a lot of compliments on the watch. One caveat: my wife tried the watch on and she feels it's too large for a ladies' watch. So try one on before you buy, if you can.

I really enjoy this pebble! For the price and functionality you can not go wrong! Easy to setup and use! I have two or 3 different bands I use and wear it all the time! Highly recommend!

I was skeptical when my 10 year old son wanted to get this watch. He saved his money over several months and decided this was the best choice. The watch has exceeded expectations. The battery life is reasonable and it has several handy apps. We like that he gets his texts when he is playing next door....fun way to call him home for dinner.

Since I got a Cub Scout watch at eight years old, I've had a watch on my wrist constantly. Not only do I like to have the time a glance a way, I've always had a fascination with "gadgety" watches. I'm a late-comer for most gadgets, but with watches I've always wanted the latest toy. I was the first person I knew to have a digital watch, then the first to switch from LED two-handed watches to LCD. I've owned watches with built-in compasses, watches that synchronized with the atomic clock in Fort Collins, chronometers with too many dials to fit comfortably, and anything else that's come down the pike. When smart watches became "a thing", however, I decided to hold out for the next generation. I knew that they would ultimately improve, and didn't want to jump on the first wave, only to be disappointed when everything else passed me by. I kept an eye on articles, reviews, etc. Interestingly, when it came down to comparisons, the humble Pebble - the one that first made smart watches a viable commodity - was constantly rated favorably in many categories against its newer and more expensive competitors. All the new stuff coming out was flashier, but didn't add any features I wanted; combine that with shorter battery life, and it's pretty much a no-sale for me. Meanwhile, the Pebble kept coming down in price. When Best Buy had a sale, I couldn't resist. I had fun playing with this new toy, but after the newness of it faded, I found myself with an incredibly useful device that literally has made a small, but significant, change in my daily life. I generally keep my phone in a holster on my belt. When it rings, the tone tells me what kind of notification it is (text, voice message, email, etc.) and sometimes who it's from, but nothing else to tell me whether it's important enough to pull the phone out and take a look. In the winter, when I'm driving and my phone is strapped beneath a heavy jacket, which in turn is strapped down by a seat belt, twisting and reaching to retrieve and view the phone is not only inconvenient, it's potentially dangerous. With my Pebble, I just take a quick look at my wrist and I can gauge the importance of the incoming notification. If it warrants further action, I can pull over and take appropriate action. I recently went on a business trip. Most of the time I was in meetings or working sessions with my customer. In such a case, I feel that constantly checking my phone is a sign to the people paying by the hour for my time that I'm not focusing on their needs. However, when I get a little vibration on my wrist, a quick glance at my watch is hardly noticed, and doesn't distract from the conversation in progress, even if I'm the one speaking at the time. If a notification appears to be important (e.g.: the airline telling me that my flight has been delayed and that I'll miss my connection home, which did happen during this trip), it's easy to wait for an appropriate break in the action and deal with it accordingly. And hey, the watch geek in me enjoyed it when we were at lunch and I could show off the geeky features. At this point I can't imagine having a smart phone without a smart watch. If you're on the fence, just go out and get this little beauty. Maybe something better is around the corner, and maybe not, but you might as well start taking advantage of this useful (and incredibly cool) technology.

I purchased the Pebble because it was the only smart watch compatible with my old iPhone 4. It has a lot of wonderful companion apps. It is very easy to use and the vibrating alert is a great feature. The Pebble has a lot more companion apps for Android than iPone, but other than that it is a very nice device and looks pretty cool. Its not too bulky and has a nice choice of watch faces. I have recomended this product to my friends.

For the price, this is a great basic classic smart watch. Works as I expected and blue tooth connection is very reliable and an exellent battery life (a week). Tons of watch faces available online. I gave 4 stars out of five due to lack of international language supports and style of the watch is not quite appearing to unisex and a bulky. However, fits great to me and never missed the calls or message alerts.

The shipping was faster than estimated. I purchased this watch as an "open box" item with a Best Buy "excellent" rating. The stores policy states "Each open-box product was tested or inspected to verify proper working order and physical appearance, and assigned a condition — Excellent-Certified, Excellent, Satisfactory or Fair." However, I didn't expect to find a hair on the watch band. Also the watch was not reset, so the previous owner's information and apps were still saved on it. Some inspection.