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Publicerad: 2014-11-06, Författare: Dan , testad av: theverge.com
Sammanfattning: Smartwatches are going to be the next big thing. They'll keep us connected, keep us informed, and make it feel like we're living in the future. Virtually every mobile phone maker has dipped its toes into smartwatch waters, including Apple, which is going ...
Publicerad: 2014-08-29, Författare: Kevin , testad av: gottabemobile.com
Sammanfattning: The Pebble Smartwatch and the Samsung Gear Live present different approaches to the smartwatch. The Pebble hit Kickstarter and instantly rose to the top of the list of Kickstarter crowd funding campaigns. Samsung joined the smartwatch club with the Samsun...
Publicerad: 2014-07-15, Författare: Dan , testad av: tomsguide.com
Sammanfattning: The Pebble Steel is one of the most beautiful smartwatches on the market. And that's primarily because it looks more like a watch than a sci-fi movie prop. Its elegantly styled stainless steel body sports polished edges and a subtle Pebble logo. On the St...
Publicerad: 2014-06-19, Författare: Will , testad av: newatlas.com
Sammanfattning: When companies release follow-ups to their existing devices, they usually bring some upgrades to the table. Bigger screen here, faster processor there and maybe some fun new features. Pebble's latest watch, though, is all new on the outside, but exactly t...
To know the time by looking at a pretty piece of plastic, you may like Pebble. But if your watch does not work properly, you will need divine intervention to receive any useful technical support or to find out how to return the watch for a refund. I fou...
Hundreds of customizations and apps, Coollooking, Sevenday battery life
Just receives notifications, Requires proprietary charger, May be a bit big for some wrists
The Pebble Steel (Est. $250) is not just a smartwatch that "tastefully marries high-tech with high-end looks," it's part of an ecosystem. With the recent launch of this model, Pebble opened the doors of its app store with hundreds of apps and custom watch...
Since getting the original Pebble, there has been one particular benefit that it hasn't failed to provide. When set up with a third party notification application, or the built-in one that is available with version 2.0, you'll find yourself not needing to...
Sammanfattning: Our Pebble Steel (in black matte) is finally in house. And yes, we unboxed it.Announced during press day at CES in January, the Steel is Pebble's premium finished smartwatch, targeted at those looking for something a bit classier than the original plastic...
Publicerad: 2014-03-04, Författare: Taylor , testad av: Pocketnow.com
Great, sophisticated/mature design, Solid build quality with quality materials, Two watch bands included, Fantastic battery life, Disguises well as normal watch
Not compatible with aftermarket straps, iOS notifications could be better, Materials and straps aren't ideal for fitness purposes,
So what's the final word on Pebble Steel? It's a fantastic improvement over the introductory model. If you were interested in the first Pebble but couldn't cope with its low-end, nerdy appearance, Pebble Steel is a fantastic option, so long as you're ...
Publicerad: 2014-03-03, Författare: Jason , testad av: macworld.com
Attractive design, Display visible in bright light
Display is fairly low resolution
I like how Pebble's watches keep it simple. They're watches with slight upgrades, and don't try to do too much. One day, perhaps even one day soon, we will be strapping crazy sensors all over our bodies, including our wrists, and Pebble's approach might ...
