I really liked pebble’s weird lcd/e-paper/whatever display, ideal for a watch that’s not trying to replace a phone (not sure if its basically the same as other open source watches, looks different on video tho).
The bangle and the pebble both have the e-paper display, but as far as I know they’re the only ones. They’re a huge draw for me, I love not having a bright screen that kills the battery.
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I really liked pebble’s weird lcd/e-paper/whatever display, ideal for a watch that’s not trying to replace a phone (not sure if its basically the same as other open source watches, looks different on video tho).
probably not worth 2x price 😅
The bangle and the pebble both have the e-paper display, but as far as I know they’re the only ones. They’re a huge draw for me, I love not having a bright screen that kills the battery.