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> No other smart watch had that feature, and (almost) no other smart watch has it today in 2022. That's not really true, unless your definition of a smartwatch
by adambyrtek 4y ago
> No other smart watch had that feature, and (almost) no other smart watch has it today in 2022.
That's not really true, unless your definition of a smartwatch is limited to Apple/Android devices with LED displays. I use Garmin Fenix with a transflective display which lasts about 2 weeks on a single charge. However, like with Pebble, there are some tradeoffs: the display is not as bright (but clearly visible in the sun), it has less colors, and the screen resolution is lower.
- BlueTemplar 4y agoThere are two definitions of "smart" : - having a wide set of capabilities - being sufficiently open so that an "ecosystem" of third party developers can form I assume that Garmin Fenix succeeds at the first one, but fails the second ?
- jjkaczor 4y agoIt may not be as open as the Pebble, but Garmin does have a development ecosystem - : https://developer.garmin.com/ https://developer.garmin.com/