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>The monochrome screen is also less attractive though IMO bearable. The (colour-screen) Pebble Time and Time Steel have been on the market for about 1.5-2 year
by verandaguy 10y ago
>The monochrome screen is also less attractive though IMO bearable.
The (colour-screen) Pebble Time and Time Steel have been on the market for about 1.5-2 years now, and also included a microphone for relaying voice commands to your phone. The Pebble 2 would've included all of this, plus a larger screen. It managed to preserve a battery life of (easily) the better part of a week.
RE your question: the FitBit isn't a smartwatch. It's designed around a single function (fitness monitoring).
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- kobeya 10y agoPebble 2 shipped, btw.
- verandaguy 10y agoMy mistake!
- PetitPrince 10y agoYour statement is correct about the Pebble Time 2 though (Pebble Time ~ higher end of the Pebble line)
- bradyd 10y ago> the FitBit isn't a smartwatch. It's designed around a single function (fitness monitoring) While that is true of most FitBit models, the FitBit Charge 2 has some smartwatch features like notifications.
- heywire 10y agoSame of the FitBit Blaze. I'm quite happy with my Blaze. It does notifications (email, call, sms/iMessage, apps) and music control as well. Battery life has been pretty good, though it doesn't really matter, I simply charge it when I'm in the shower and getting ready in the morning, and that's enough to get me back to 100% battery each morning.