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on May 7, 2017
Since pebble got bought out, u might want to be wary as you might get refurbished items or something as "new". I mean basically it's sellers selling off what they got left in stock. My unit works fine but my heart rate sensor is kind of misaligned under the housing, which is kind of upsetting for a new product to get a lemon out the box. Your buying from a bunch of 3rd parties so just be cautious and make sure your product works fine out the box and all. I don't even know of my heart rate monitor is accurate, I have no way of telling.
on January 14, 2017
I loved the Pebble 1, and the Pebble 2 looked like a smaller better replacement. Unfortunately it crashed every time I tried to charge it so I returned it, and I understand the company has stopped producing the watch and is no longer supporting it. I had to return it.
I bought a Vector watch instead, the only watch I could find with an e-paper display and a long battery life (30 days, although I haven't had it long enough to test it yet)
I bought a Vector watch instead, the only watch I could find with an e-paper display and a long battery life (30 days, although I haven't had it long enough to test it yet)
on January 26, 2017
I really liked the idea, but I had a hard time reading the screen without putting on readers, and I was completely disappointed to learn after I bought it that the company had gone out of business.
on February 13, 2017
I thought it was going to work just fine till the end of the year but it's so behind on updates that you can't use most of the good apps with it .
I had it for 3 days and it didn't convince me maybe if it was cheaper ($50-60) but not 110$ you don't get what you pay for you get half of it.
I had it for 3 days and it didn't convince me maybe if it was cheaper ($50-60) but not 110$ you don't get what you pay for you get half of it.
on November 10, 2016
For reference, I have used a Polar, Timex and UA chest strap monitor as well as a Garmin, Fitbit and Basis (Peak) fitness trackers. The Basis Peak was by far my favorite. It was the most accurate (steps, sleep and HR) and had the perks of a smart watch. Unfortunately, due to a safety issue it was recalled and will no longer be supported. I've been searching for my replacement and its big shoes to fill.
I thought the Pebble 2 HR was perfect...it had all the features I was looking for (steps, hr, calorie count and sleep). Plus the price was great and I actually liked the sporty-techy-geeky look of it- some reviewers didn't. I really really wanted to love it. But as it turns out I am so disappointed and I hate it!! For a smartwatch its great, I would give it 4 maybe even 5 stars. But as a fitness tracker its awful and is only getting 2 stars because the sleep tracking is decent.
I've had it for 2 days and have used it for a 3 mile walk, yoga, weight lifting and a 40 minute stair machine session. I am a fitness freak, healthy and I know during my workouts, my heart rate should be well over 100 at any given time and during cardio should be over 130. I dont think the Pebble has picked up anything over 100bpm for more than a minutes time. I just used it on the stair machine for 40minutes and it was all over the place. EVERY time i looked at it, the number was different...88...62...98..76,...89...58 and when I checked my HR manually it was 132.
As for the step count, its as bad as the Fitbit. I woke up with 80 steps already. It very sensitive, tracks any movement of the wrist as a step and way over estimates.
My other issue is you can start a workout (walk, run or general workout) and it will track/display your HR and time. Then when you end the session, it ends and its gone. There is no way to go back and look at past workouts to track time, calorie burn during workout, average heart rate during workout. So its pointless to even try to track a workout session.
I gonna try it out for a few more days. I hope Pebble does updates and can improve it. I like the way it looks, i like the customization, and all the other features, it a fun watch...but I really didn't want just a watch or I would have gotten one.
I thought the Pebble 2 HR was perfect...it had all the features I was looking for (steps, hr, calorie count and sleep). Plus the price was great and I actually liked the sporty-techy-geeky look of it- some reviewers didn't. I really really wanted to love it. But as it turns out I am so disappointed and I hate it!! For a smartwatch its great, I would give it 4 maybe even 5 stars. But as a fitness tracker its awful and is only getting 2 stars because the sleep tracking is decent.
I've had it for 2 days and have used it for a 3 mile walk, yoga, weight lifting and a 40 minute stair machine session. I am a fitness freak, healthy and I know during my workouts, my heart rate should be well over 100 at any given time and during cardio should be over 130. I dont think the Pebble has picked up anything over 100bpm for more than a minutes time. I just used it on the stair machine for 40minutes and it was all over the place. EVERY time i looked at it, the number was different...88...62...98..76,...89...58 and when I checked my HR manually it was 132.
As for the step count, its as bad as the Fitbit. I woke up with 80 steps already. It very sensitive, tracks any movement of the wrist as a step and way over estimates.
My other issue is you can start a workout (walk, run or general workout) and it will track/display your HR and time. Then when you end the session, it ends and its gone. There is no way to go back and look at past workouts to track time, calorie burn during workout, average heart rate during workout. So its pointless to even try to track a workout session.
I gonna try it out for a few more days. I hope Pebble does updates and can improve it. I like the way it looks, i like the customization, and all the other features, it a fun watch...but I really didn't want just a watch or I would have gotten one.
on December 17, 2016
Nice product but does not work with wrist HR for me. Returned
on January 31, 2017
Reading the heart monitor and steps suck..Wish I could return it not Into fit bits back using my pebble 1..
on March 24, 2017
I have recieved Pebble watch three weeks ago. Turned out it doesn't pair with my phone. Unfortunately, support services haven't still answered the problem report I wrote.
on April 25, 2017
I purchased the watch due it good reviews, basic operating system and excellent battery life. However, there were too many syncing problems with the watch and my phone (OnePlus3T)
To remedy the syncing problem, I had to reset the watch. I did this several times it became a nuisance. I requested a refund from Amazon.
I want to clarify nothing negative against the seller but this product was not good.
To remedy the syncing problem, I had to reset the watch. I did this several times it became a nuisance. I requested a refund from Amazon.
I want to clarify nothing negative against the seller but this product was not good.
on May 23, 2017
Horrible battery life. Not even one day.
