Pebble
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Pebble was a pioneering smartwatch company known for its e-paper displays and customizable smartwatches.
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What does Pebble do?
Pebble Technology Corporation was an American technology company that developed and manufactured smartwatches. Their products were known for their e-paper displays, long battery life, and open SDK, allowing developers to create custom watch faces and applications. Pebble aimed to bring smart, connected experiences to the wrist.
What is Pebble's valuation?
StartupHub estimates Pebble's effective valuation at $160.0M (range $114.0M to $273.6M, 10% confidence), based on comparable companies in the sector.
How much funding has Pebble raised?
Pebble has raised a total of $46M in funding.
Where is Pebble headquartered?
Pebble is headquartered in Redwood City, United States.
What industry does Pebble operate in?
Pebble operates in Smartwatch, Wearables, Consumer Electronics, IoT, Mobile Accessories.
“Now, every time I visit, it fills me with stress and dread. There are so many posts about broken screens and people 3D-printing bumpers to protect them. And the latest thing I read was about someone whose button fell off without even notici…”
View on Reddit“Very disappointing. I’ve had this watch for just one day, and the screen has already cracked. I also have a Pebble Time Round on order, and this experience is seriously making me consider returning that one as well because this is ridiculou…”
View on Reddit“Disappointing: Pebble Watch Round 2 suffers from manufacturing problems and further delays.”
View on Reddit“So I've been reading through the complaints. Coating scratching off, cracks on the B&W units, the Time 2 screen situation. All real, all valid. But I think people are losing the plot a little. This is four people. Not four hundred. Four.”
View on Reddit“I had the Pebble Time 2 for about a week before I sold it, primarily because I found the color MIP screen to be inferior to monochrome for reflectivity & legibility (especially for my aging eyes).”
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