Pebble Time 2 smartwatch available for pre-order for $225

Pebble Time 2

Core Devices, the company that revived the Pebble brand, has unveiled the final design of its new Pebble Time 2 smartwatch and opened pre-orders. The corporate identity is recognizable, but now it has become more refined. The angular body has given way to a more elegant stainless steel design. If in March the manufacturer showed only rough renders, now it has demonstrated the serial version of the device.

Pebble Time 2 Features

  • 1.5-inch color e-paper touchscreen (64 colors), 200×228 pixel resolution, 202 DPI density
  • RGB backlight
  • Microphone, speaker, compass
  • Heart rate sensor, pedometer and sleep tracker
  • Waterproof IPX8
  • Back cover with screws
  • Standard 22 mm straps
  • Battery life up to 30 days
  • Weight with strap — 48 g

Pebble Time 2

The Pebble Time 2 is available to order now for $225, with shipping scheduled for December 2025. Orders can be canceled at any time before shipment. The company said that pre-orders for the Pebble 2 Duo will be automatically upgraded to the Time 2 without any additional action. A survey will be sent to all customers in the coming month.

The return of the legendary watch promises to combine a recognizable design, simplicity, and record-breaking battery life. It remains to be seen whether it will be able to regain its iconic status.


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