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on May 19, 2017
The heart sensor has a protrusion which makes it uncomfortable to wear.
on March 2, 2017
This watch has a major software bug. It loses it's connection to the phone and does not reconnect. The only way to reconnect the watch is to reset the watch to factory settings. I can understand having to do it once over the course of a few months but I just did this a few days ago. I own three other Pebble watches and have never had this problem before. I checked Pebble's help page and also Googled the issue. Apparently Bluetooth connectivity is an issue this line of watches.
on May 20, 2017
Seller states that the watch is for all Android devices 4.0 and above! Mine is 5.1 and it is not compatible.
on January 18, 2017
I have downloaded several apps trying to set up with my phone and they are no longer available.
on December 9, 2016
The readout is too dim and I constantly had to push buttons for the backlight to come on just to see it. I sent it back.
on November 16, 2016
Update DEC 2016
DO NOT BUY IT *Discontinued by Manufacturer* DEAD PRODUCT
A couple of facts to start:
1. Nobody can be demanding when pay $129 for a smartwatch.
2. If your smart watch of $129 is both smart watch and HR monitor..it will probably fail in one, or both features...
Knowing that I bought the P2, looking for a HR monitor most than a smart watch, and knowing through the reviews that the HR won't be accurate.
I was interested in knowing in which HR zone I was training in, so a few bpm off it could be easily handled by me..what I never expect was having dozens or hundreds of bpm off... like yesterday I was playing tennis, in the middle of the game my heart was pretty much off my chest and the HR was showing bpms..totally all over the place, from 65 in the middle of the game! followed by a 168 indication... well in brief: absolutely useless.
Hopefully this is a software issue that can be address by Pebble in the next updates...and not a hardware issue that can be fix buying a reputable brand on HR.
The smart watch side...(in which I was not so interested) seems to be fine, showing notification on a a sleek, and little toyish style watch.
But still wearable during the day watch.
This are my first impressions during the first week of usage.
If I change my mind or if I have a different experience, I will update my review accordingly
Finally...You get what you pay for...there's no way around this statement
Hope this helps for someone looking for a decent HR
DO NOT BUY IT *Discontinued by Manufacturer* DEAD PRODUCT
A couple of facts to start:
1. Nobody can be demanding when pay $129 for a smartwatch.
2. If your smart watch of $129 is both smart watch and HR monitor..it will probably fail in one, or both features...
Knowing that I bought the P2, looking for a HR monitor most than a smart watch, and knowing through the reviews that the HR won't be accurate.
I was interested in knowing in which HR zone I was training in, so a few bpm off it could be easily handled by me..what I never expect was having dozens or hundreds of bpm off... like yesterday I was playing tennis, in the middle of the game my heart was pretty much off my chest and the HR was showing bpms..totally all over the place, from 65 in the middle of the game! followed by a 168 indication... well in brief: absolutely useless.
Hopefully this is a software issue that can be address by Pebble in the next updates...and not a hardware issue that can be fix buying a reputable brand on HR.
The smart watch side...(in which I was not so interested) seems to be fine, showing notification on a a sleek, and little toyish style watch.
But still wearable during the day watch.
This are my first impressions during the first week of usage.
If I change my mind or if I have a different experience, I will update my review accordingly
Finally...You get what you pay for...there's no way around this statement
Hope this helps for someone looking for a decent HR
on March 7, 2017
After only 4 months this item has stopped working. It gives an error code relating back to bad firmware. When it was up and running the pebble 2 would not sync to the swim.com app which was the entire reason we purchased this. When we contacted swim.com the problem was traced back to a bug within the firmware on the pebble and we were told there would be a fix. Swim.com was awaiting pebble to fix the bug. Now pebble has sold to Fitbit and there is no longer any warranty and no support for this product. Very dissapointed as this was a new product and now we are not able to utilize our expensive purchase. EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED>>>>DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT!!!!!
on December 20, 2016
Don't buy. Have had this since October. At first I really liked it not now They sold out to Fitbit. On top of that I always have to constantly sync my watch to my iPhone, it's ridiculous. This phone should have been cheaper with the amount of time I have had to shut it down.
on April 11, 2017
I think I received a knock off because on most days the battery barely lasts 5 hours. It definitely can't hold 5 days, even on standby. Moreover, the flashing green light on the back often stays on for an extended period of time, draining the battery, and I haven't seen any way to make it stop. Comfortable but also limited functionality. It often experiences errors that are painful to try to fix (troubleshooting it doesn't work every time). It often ends up on the quitting... or phone is not connected page (even though the phone is connected). It's a great watch normally, but the seller is not to be trusted.
