After nearly a month of waiting, we finally got the Pebble smart watch we bought from Amazon. Before officially writing about the use experience of Pebble, we still took a batch of photos to let you first enjoy this Kickstarter star product.
The outer packaging of Pebble is very simple. Pebble claims that the outer packaging is made of 100% recycled paper, and even the printing is made of biodegradable ink.
There is no too much description on the package, just a brief description of the devices Pebble can support.
Tear the English "Open this side up" along the side like a zipper to open the package.
There are only watches and charging cables inside, which are very simple. Even the general manual is not available.
Try it on your hand. It's very inconspicuous. It's like a plastic watch for children. It has a strong sense of plastic. It's not high-end, grand and international at all. It's difficult to install B.
On the right side of Pebble, there are three buttons for control. Again, the buttons are too hard. I really need some strength to press them. Ha ha! In this way, there is absolutely no need to worry about misoperation.
In addition to a button on the left side, there is also a charging interface. The design of this interface is similar to that of Magsafe on Apple Mac, which can be connected to the charging line by magnetic force.
The plastic watch is matched with a plastic strap, and the illiterate people will really think that you have turned over the watch of primary school.
It looks good, but it's not very good.
Without looking behind, I believe that many people do not know that such an ugly watch has its origin. It was a star product of Kickstarter that raised more than 10 million dollars. Look carefully. This watch is made in China. It is said that the factory is in Dongguan. In addition, if you really want to install B, you'd better wear it in reverse.
The introduction of Pebble's unpacking pictures is over. After a few days of use, we will tell you how to use Pebble.
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