Pebble 2

35 avis

Juin 2020

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alaTest a collecté et analysé 35 avis de consommateurs et d'experts pour le produit Pebble 2. La note moyenne du produit est 3.9 sur 5, tandis que les autres produits de même catégorie ont une note moyenne de 4.1 sur 5.

En moyenne, les consommateurs notent ce produit 86/100 et les experts notent ce produit 73/100.

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Avis d'expert par : Richard Easton (trustedreviews.com)

Pebble 2

The original Pebble was the darling of crowdfunding platform Kickstarter, and helped springboard a whole new market for ‘smartwatches'.

Oct. 2016

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Avis d'expert par : Kyle Wiggers (digitaltrends.com)

Pebble 2 + Heart Rate review

The Pebble 2 + HR is inaccurate, outdated, and completely outclassed by other fitness bands and smartwatches.

Oct. 2016

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Avis d'expert par (engadget.com)

Pebble 2 review: An affordable smartwatch with a fitness bent

The Pebble 2 is a basic smartwatch that brings some improved fitness features over its predecessor. The black-and-white screen and plastic housing won't win any design awards, but a built-in heart rate monitor gives and water-resistant body lend it...

Long battery life ; Water resistant ; Heart rate monitor ; Affordable ; Improved health app

Dated design ; No GPS

Even though Pebble already offered support for several popular health apps, the Pebble 2 is the company's first genuine attempt to make a more fitness-friendly device. The ability to track your heart rate, plus the addition of Pebble's new Health app,...

Oct. 2016

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Avis d'expert par : Timothy Torres (pcmag.com)

Pebble 2 + Heart Rate

The Pebble 2 + Heart Rate is a very good smartwatch, but its fitness-tracking features could stand to be improved.

Excellent battery life. Always-on display. Solid voice-to-text functionality. Android and iOS compatible. Instant notifications. Lots of apps. Comfortable.

Inconsistent heart rate monitoring and sleep tracking in testing.

Comparisons and Conclusions With an update to fine-tune its fitness-tracking capabilities, the Pebble 2 + Heart Rate has the potential to win over smartwatch fans with an interest in fitness, and vice versa. As it stands, however, its fitness...

Dec. 2016

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Avis d'expert par : Lauren Goode (theverge.com)

Pebble 2 review: still more smartwatch than health tracker

Pebble is the indie band of smartwatches. Ever since the startup company of the same name launched its record-breaking Kickstarter campaign four years ago, it has attracted an enthusiastic fan base...

Accessible price ; Works with both iOS and Android ; Long battery life ; Encouraging activity notifications

Unsophisticated looks ; Inaccurate heart rate tracking ; Not a good workout watch ; Limited voice control

Oct. 2016

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Avis d'expert par : Scott Stein (cnet.com)

Pebble 2 struggles to keep up with the pack as a fitness watch

Long battery, water resistance and a low price. Just keep your fitness-tracking expectations to the basics.

Affordably priced. Five-day battery life. Swim and shower-proof to 30 meters. Always-on display. Improved software makes glancing at quick notifications easier. Built-in microphone for quick text message responses. Works with Android or iOS.

Baked-in fitness tracking is uneven, especially heart rate and workout tracking. Plastic design. Small black and white screen is sometimes hard to read. Pebble's apps and watch face options are often ugly.

The Pebble 2 doesn't win on fitness tracking, but it's still a solid pick for simple notifications and messages on a long-battery budget smartwatch.

Oct. 2016

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Avis d'expert par (stuff.tv)

Pebble 2 review

A slick smartwatch brain, plus basic fitness tracking for £100? Yes please

Notifications? Not a problem ; It's got battery for days ; Light and comfortable to strap on all day

Fitness tracking is as basic as it gets ; Few first-party apps

It’s not a premium smartwatch or a pro fitness tracker, but the Pebble 2 nails the middle ground in style

Nov. 2016

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Avis d'expert par : Cam Bunton (pocket-lint.com)

Pebble 2 review: Smart, but not fancy

Before the plethora of Android watches and, eventually, the Apple Watch hit the market, there was Pebble. It wasn't the first ever smartwatch, but it was the first to excite the tech community with its ping-from-phone alerts and apps and was, for a...

Easy to use, waterproof, amazing battery life longevity, works well on Android and iOS

Screen is only black and white ePaper, no GPS for location tracking, design is plasticky

For a £100 device, the Pebble 2 has a lot going for it. It's truly cross-platform so that you can use it with an Android phone or iPhone. It has amazing battery life and a user interface that's very simple to use and understand.

Nov. 2016

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Avis d'expert par : Gareth Beavis (techradar.com)

Pebble 2 review

The very slight upgrade to the Pebble Classic

Low price ; Excellent battery ; Fun interface

Too simplistic ; No GPS ; Plastic design

A neat watch from Pebble, but we expected more of an upgrade. If you're into notifications and some simple apps you'll enjoy this watch, and especially the price, but ultimately it feels like a very minor refresh of the first Pebble.

Oct. 2016

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Avis d'expert par : Alex Todd (recombu.com)

Pebble 2 Review: In Depth

Pebble 2 review: 3 years after breaking records on Kickstarter, Pebble has released the Pebble 2. Is it an improvement on the original Pebble watch?

Great battery life ; Water resistant ; Feature packed ; Easy to use

Thick bezels ; Lacks style ; No GPS

Pebble’s newest watch retains all of the elements that made its original offering so great but enjoys the benefits of a refined, more compact design, a richer app store, water-resistance and (optional) heart rate tracking..

Oct. 2016

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