Pebble Time

Time to shine

What does the first circular smartwatch from Pebble have to offer? We find out, in this comprehensive Pebble Time Round review!

There are some big questions hanging over smartwatches - do we need them?What are they for? How much should they cost? Pebble's 'thing' has always been to ...

The best-looking Pebble yet, but at a cost in terms of functionality

The Pebble Time Round is the sexiest smartwatch yet, but it makes some sacrifices for its good looks.

The Time Steel is a known quantity, right? It's the Pebble Time made from stainless steel and with a bigger, ten day battery and higher price tag. The choi...

Pebble Time is an interesting smartwatch. This is a bit different from anything else out there in the sense that it’s super low-tech. There’s absolutely nothing flashy about it. As far as smartwatches go, this is as barebones as it gets, but is that bad thing? I’ve been wearing Pebble Time for about a week now […]

Scott Stein wore the Pebble Time for a week: here's his full review.

The Pebble Time Round is the company's most attractive smartwatch yet, but the loss of app compatibility, battery life, and watch faces means it's hip to stay square.

Pebble goes all heavy metal on us

Surprise, there's a grown-up version of the Pebble Time smartwatch

Pebble's original smartwatch took an out-of-the-way approach to the wearable category. Instead of offering tons of high-end features, it was a smartwatch that

Pebble Time Steel is one of the best smartwatches you can buy, even if it is not the smartest

All smartwatches owe a debt to Pebble; the startup, in its previous life, was building smartwatches for BlackBerry devices back when people still used those. The Pebble Time is the second-generation Pebble hardware released by the company, and it starts shipping out to early supporters of the Kicks…

A few days after I started wearing the Time Round, Pebble's ultra-thin new smartwatch, I shut off notifications. This was partly practical---I get too many notifications, and the iPhone offers no filtering control over them---but also a thought experiment. Right now most people see a smartwatch as nothing more than a notification machine, a slightly faster way to see what that buzz in my pocket was all about. What if we took that away? What else could it be?