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Your mileage may vary. My pebbles, the OG and the round, both had screen tearing issues.
by xeromal 7y ago
Your mileage may vary. My pebbles, the OG and the round, both had screen tearing issues.
- amatecha 7y agoYeah, on the two Pebble OGs I owned, they had frequent display issues. However, it turned out it's because the display connector somehow starts wiggling loose or something. You can actually fix the display-glitching yourself by adding a paper/cardboard shim. It actually works! There's an excellent post[0] that outlines the process. I had to redo mine because it wasn't quite thick enough, but after I did that mine was good to go for a long time. I think you might have to redo it when the shim gets worn down and doesn't put enough pressure on the display connector? Not sure... [0] https://waynedgrant.wordpress.com/2016/02/01/pebble-watch-screen-tearing-fix-with-lots-of-pictures/ https://waynedgrant.wordpress.com/2016/02/01/pebble-watch-sc...
- neumann 7y agoyes - I sadly left my kickstarter edition on a beach, and tried replacing it with a steel and both watches I ended up buying had screen tearing issues. Tried all the tricks, but ended up going back to my old analog.