Testseek.com have collected 172 expert reviews of the Pebble Time and the average rating is 75%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Pebble Time.
August 2015
(75%)
172 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(83%)
18 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
750100172
The editors liked
The Time Steel fixes most of my gripes about the regular Time - better buttons
Better screen - and puts everything in a package that looks nicer
And feels better on my wrist
Feels solid
Epaper display
Great battery life
Lots of apps and watch faces
Long backup
Utterly comfortable to wear
Waterresistant
Excellent battery life
Always-on color display
Voice-to-text functionality
Instantaneous notifications
Comfortable
Lots of apps
Syncs with Android or iOS
The editors didn't like
That oversized bezel makes the whole thing feel a little calculator-watch cheap. The glass on the screen also seems susceptible to scratches - I've put two (tiny) marks on the screen in under a week
Published: 2015-06-27, Author: Barry , review by: alphr.com
The Pebble Time undoubtedly has its shortcomings: the screen is unspectacular, the design is functional, and there are more glitches than you'd expect from a polished end product. This isn't a smartwatch for those who want to be noticed for what they're w...
Abstract: Pebble is the plucky upstart to Google and Apple's smartwatch behemoths, having carved itself a niche in the smarwatch market with the backing and subsequent release of the original Pebble in 2013. The Pebble Time is its third generation, following in the...
We're largely enamoured with the Pebble Time. The design is respectable, the key features work reliably, the app store is well stocked and the battery life is beyond compare with most smartwatches.A few software glitches leave it exasperatingly short of a...
Published: 2015-05-28, Author: Sean , review by: gizmodo.co.uk
Well. you can't unless you already did. Until the Kickstarter backers get their orders in, this smartwatch won't go back on sale. Second, I think it's worth waiting to see if the platform gets some software updates to address its deficiencies, and for a...
Unsurprisingly the Pebble Time Steel is the clear winner over the original Pebble Steel. The color display seals the deal, but it's also the refined design, the microphone, and--did we mention--the 10-day battery life of the Time that makes it such a supe...
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Published: 2015-03-05, Author: Lewis , review by: macworld.co.uk
Abstract: Even though the smartwatch game started pretty slowly, as time goes by it seems like every man and his brother are bringing out smartwatches for both Android and iOS. Pebble, who successfully funded their original smartwatch on Kickstarter back in May 201...
Published: 2015-03-03, Author: Matt , review by: techradar.com
Looks better than the Pebble, Color e, paper display, Long battery life, Works with iOS, Android
Plastic casing, Limited colors so far
Pebble Time is the follow-up to one the best smartwatches. It's not as fancy as the all-metal Pebble Steel, but it's a marked improvement over the original Pebble inside and out....
If you compare the Pebble Time to the original Pebble, it's like night and day. It's better looking, it now has a colour screen and the new smart strap feature has the potential to make this the most versatile smartwatch around. I'm beginning to see why ...
Notifications delivered in a really useful way, Waterproof design means you can take it swimming, More luxurious stainless steel watch face
Has a thicker screen bezel than the Pebble Time, Leather strap is most unattractive of the strap options, Still needs some better watch faces
I've seen a lot of smartwatches over the past couple of years, and for the first time I've found one I think I would actually want to own. The stainless steel finish makes the Time Steel more desirable than the Pebble Time. It's waterproof, the software ...
Abstract: Today was a big day for Pebble.Just in case you have been living under a rock and dont know who Pebble are, they made the first truly usable Smartwatch that could work on both iOS and Android. That one was also funded through a Kickstarter project and was...
