Startup Guides > Why should i Buy Pebble Watch - i will open my impressions . I believe that at this period, Pebble Watch is the most practical smart watch, which by all indicators bypass both MotoActiv and Sony Smart Watch.

These are the hours that allow you to read SMS, mail, Facebook and Twitter, receive calls, manage music. And using Pebble is a pleasure to do: poking at the tiny screen of the Sony SmartWatch is inconvenient, whatever you say, but buttons are another matter.

Yes, the same thing people said when the iPhone came out, and now we are tied up on a multitouch. But I mean, they have not come up with another interface that would be convenient to use on the screen, 1.5 'in size.

The lack of a color screen is also not a problem, and I even like this approach - e-paper with the ability to animate is an excellent battery-saving solution, which also does not require backlighting. After all, the electronic paper in the sun looks even brighter, and the screen attenuation is absolutely not required, so you can see the time at any second. I remember how difficult it was with iPod nano 6-gen: it's too much imagination - it's inconvenient to carry iPod nano on your hand, as it's at least strange to let headphones through a sleeve. And to see what time it is, you need to press a small button. (They stole them from me, by the way. Thank you)

Pebble Watch has a serious problem: the lack of multilanguage. Of course, messages written in Russian cannot be read due to the fact that Pebble does not support Cyrillic in software. But it can be solved. I think the developers are already smoking their heads and working on the update, but for now I have found a solution for Android - [ Play Market ].

In addition, Pebble will soon learn to count mileage and steps. So, this will be useful for runners and cyclists, and now the developers have already announced that soon there will be a lot of applications for these watches www.rafiqsonsonline.com/p... that can be downloaded via an iOS or Android application.

And in addition, we are left with one uncorrectable flaw:

- The phone is quickly discharged due to a Bluetooth connection

For a month, I was so used to the fact that the clock became my personal secretary: I always feel when I get a call, even when the phone is in another room. I can read SMS and switch music without seeing my phone in a crowded subway. I think, until Apple came up with something with another bomb (or failure) in the face of iWatch, Pebble will take the Western market.

Update: Yes, I forgot. The battery is also not annoying. Charging the clock every 5-6 days is not a problem, I think. But the charger a la MagSafe is indeed an inconvenient, very weak magnet.