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Pebble Smartwatches Are Back: What to Expect from the New Generation

The beloved Pebble smartwatch is making a comeback with the 'Repebble' project, promising a modern twist on the classic design and features.
By Blip Tech 2 min read

Pebble Smartwatch Revival: What to Expect in 2025

Official Announcement

  • Google has opened the source code for Pebble smartwatches, paving the way for new hardware.
  • The 'Repebble' project aims to bring a new generation of Pebble smartwatches with open-source PebbleOS.

Design Inspiration

  • Eric Migicovsky, the former founder of Pebble, is leading the revival.
  • New models are likely inspired by the Pebble 2 design, known for its modern and slim profile.
  • The original Pebble smartwatch had a thick, square design with large bezels, while the Pebble Time series introduced color displays and more sophisticated designs.

Features

  • The new Pebble will keep it simple, focusing on basic health tracking like step counting and sleep monitoring.
  • It will not include advanced features found in Apple Watch or Garmin devices.
  • Complications (widgets) may be added to watch faces to display timely information more effectively.

Timeline

  • No official release date has been set, but the goal is to launch the new smartwatch sometime in 2025.
  • Google opened the source code only recently, so development is still in its early stages.

Current Pebble Users

  • Original Pebble smartwatches can still be used, although setup may require additional steps due to outdated hardware and software.
  • For more information on using a Pebble with Android in 2025, follow the provided guide.

Sign up for updates on repebble.com if you're interested in the new Pebble smartwatch.

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