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+---
+title: The Pebble Time!
+description: '"Smart" watches are not smart at all!'
+pubDate: 2024-06-06
+tags:
+    - pebble
+    - impressions
+---
+
+Today I finally managed to get my hands on the Pebble Time! I've been looking for a watch to fulfil my three main needs,
+without all the wacky account creation, data collection, and general annoyances sprinkled in for a while now, then I
+found the Pebble Time. And now about a year later, here's my first impressions/review of the Pebble Time
+([only 9 years late...](<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pebble_(watch)#Pebble_Time>))
+
+## My Three Wishes
+
+### Timekeeping
+
+This seems quite stupid to put as a requirement for a watch "review" of sorts. But with all these watches coming out,
+less and less of them can do what they were originally designed to do—show the time. Instead, they're packed with
+features nobody will actually use that drain the life of the watch,
+[barely get a day of battery life at times.](https://9to5google.com/2022/05/31/pixel-watch-battery-life/)
+
+The Pebble Time, when released, was advertised to have 7 days of battery life,
+[and it performed as advertised!](https://www.theverge.com/2015/5/27/8661863/pebble-time-review-wearable-smartwatch)
+But nearly nine years later, does it still hold up? I can only answer after a few days of use, so watch out for an
+update!
+
+But how could Pebble do this? Through the smart optimisation of their PebbleOS and the use of an E-Ink display
+(which I love)
+
+### Notifications
+
+This will make me sound old, but I hate having to pick up my phone constantly to check for notifications. It drives me
+insane sometimes with the amount of stuff that tries to get my attention, even with most apps' notifications disabled.
+
+Being able to quickly check if I should care to pull out my phone from my pocket is really handy, and something I missed
+when my Samsung Gear S2 Classic finally kicked the bucket.
+
+The Pebble Time does a great job at it, and I'd hope so since this was one of its main advertisement points. When do I
+get a notification, it stays on my screen until I acknowledge it, which it can only do through the funky technology of
+E-Ink.
+
+### Quick Controls
+
+Similarly, I don't want to have to take out my phone for some more simple things, like quickly changing the music I'm
+listening to or toggling my desk lamp as I'm running for the train in the morning. Having access to
+[Home Assistant](https://github.com/Willow-Systems/pebble-home-assistant) from my wrist is quite a lot more useful than
+I thought at first. Though can be quite slow being written in JavaScript.
+
+With the Samsung Gear S2 Classic, I didn't have such controls, due to the bloated TizenOS hogging down the limited 512MB
+of ram and slow Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 CPU, along with the already dropped support at the time when I bought it.
+
+## Annoyances
+
+While there is many things I can say about the watch and the interface, like its funny little animations, cool design
+and physical buttons to navigate. I have _already_ experienced crashes when trying to reply to notifications and "you
+are not connected to the internet" block when trying to set up the watch,
+[which Rebble does cover how todo](https://help.rebble.io/setup-android/#7), but still, it took me 3 attempts.
+
+## What I miss from the Gear S2
+
+While there isn't much here, I do want to point out just how useful the rotating crown of the Gear S2 was. It was a
+really nice way of interacting with the operating system, similarly, I like the physical buttons on the Pebble Time. We
+need less touchscreens in this world, not more!
+
+## Final notes
+
+I will probably post an update post for a more long-term review of the watch. I also want to try to write an app for the
+Pebble, and I've been meaning to learn C, and with the extensive guides that are available for the watch, I think it's a
+good time as ever to get into the land of low level!

src/content/tags/impressions.md

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+name: First Impressions
+---

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+name: Pebble
+---

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+name: Review
+---