That's a steal at under £45. All I've needed in a Smart watch. Lasts over a week between charges. I have the original Kickstarter version.
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romeospadre to eelvis
17 Nov 163#12
Text whilst driving? ...... Jeeeeesus...
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snagsanger
21 Nov 16#30
Just reserved one and happy to pay this price. Many thanks OP.
ofir
19 Nov 16#29
I wish i could by this one, Looking great!
COMARANTZ
19 Nov 16#28
QUIDCO would be £4.50 not £4.99. Delivery would be £3.95 so only a £1.04 saving in that process. If linking from QUIDCO to ARGOS, paying in advance then collecting instore for a total order of £50 that should get £5.00 QUIDCO. This would also qualify for a £5.00 ARGOS voucher, but it would be an online code not an instore voucher. So a possible £10 saving.
tyr
18 Nov 162#26
44.95 now.hot
Timbo_UK to tyr
18 Nov 16#27
Thanks, I've just edited :wink:
RebTheRebel
18 Nov 162#25
Don't forget to add a 5p carrier bag, to get that £5 voucher for spending over £50!
wakkaday
17 Nov 16#24
Thanks. Considering the pebble 2 this that will. Be around 80 kwid on black Friday
wakkaday
17 Nov 16#21
Different between pebble time and pebble time steel. The versions that are out now? What battery prove? Cam you reply on WhatsApp, SMS email via microphone
lianne21 to wakkaday
17 Nov 16#22
Eh?
Nealjane100 to wakkaday
17 Nov 16#23
7days battery vs 10days on steel. yes you can reply using messseenger, what's app, text, SMS etc on pebble anyway (don't use iPhone)..
Nealjane100
17 Nov 16#19
tbh at this stage (with 3rd gen out/coming out,) you may as well pay the extra for the pebble time (2gen)at £70 on Amazon, or pay extra 49£ and get the 3rd gen of this which includes a heart rate monitor at £99. I have a pebble time steel and it's best thing I've ever bought!! 1st gen doesn't have mic so no voice messages with it..
lianne21 to Nealjane100
17 Nov 16#20
Is the pebble steel much better than this one and have more functions?
ficosaneil
17 Nov 16#18
Thanks for replying. I was looking for something that would measure distance travelled.
ficosaneil
17 Nov 16#16
I assume this has GPS and will track distance run and be able to plot on google maps etc?
Nealjane100 to ficosaneil
17 Nov 16#17
no GPS, but if you take your phone too you can use it as remote for some running apps...
n64play
17 Nov 16#15
argos site crashing under the strain just now :smiley:
Razwaz
17 Nov 16#14
Great little watch, bought a couple of years ago at this price and still using it to this day. Liked it that much that I backed the new Time 2 on kickstarter. If you are on the fence about a smart watch then this is a fantastic way to start.
romeospadre
17 Nov 16#13
Text whilst driving? ...... Jeeeeesus... I suppose you use it communicate with KITT?
eelvis
17 Nov 16#9
Got this 18 months ago for the same price, still use it great.golf gps Bluetooth car control, text while driving and waterproof.
uksparky to eelvis
17 Nov 16#10
Text while driving? Hope you don't drive off the road and end up in a lake, but at least it's waterproof.
I have one of these £25 from Amazon. It's okay for the cash. Kind of cheap looking. Has separate battery for analogue part so when you forget to charge it up it will still work as a watch.
It's just a bit to hit and miss. Has never worked notifying me of phone calls and emails stopped sending notifications a day or two ago. WhatsApp and texts work perfectly.
I also have an Apple Watch but bought this as I prefer an analogue watch. Might go for one of the fossil ones next, more expensive but hopefully more reliable
toffeelover
16 Nov 162#8
The display on mine started corrupting after 11 months. Pebble have been excellent in arranging a free replacement :smiley:
Like it for the txt and WhatsApp notifications at work, and BBC Sport footi updates at the weekend!
Well worth £50 in my opinion.
HotBot
16 Nov 161#7
While I was waiting for Pebble to send me my third replacement for display corruption issues I managed to pick up a Garmin Vivoactive for £99. This is now 14 months old and has been very reliable and there has been constant improvements in the Connect App and the colour touch screen is nice. Nevertheless, for £50 this may be worth a shot.
kinky84
16 Nov 16#6
This lasted 2 months had to return for a refund, was advised that this issue was due to my son downloading a game and the watch being unable to cope.
romeospadre
16 Nov 161#5
Toyed with the idea of a Chinese android watch as I don't want to waste to much on something but battery life and build quality put me off. Gear 3 looks beautiful but £350 for a watch is steep imo
Timbo_UK
16 Nov 16#2
it should update itself to the newer pebble timeline. Curious to know what you think was missing though
romeospadre to Timbo_UK
16 Nov 16#4
I think it was that I have muted pop up notifications on WhatsApp but these still came through. Looks antiqued for a smartwatch too imo
romeospadre
16 Nov 16#1
it's probably worth the money it is now. Just looks so dated so I returned mine. Very basic and menus short of options.
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It's just a bit to hit and miss. Has never worked notifying me of phone calls and emails stopped sending notifications a day or two ago. WhatsApp and texts work perfectly.
I also have an Apple Watch but bought this as I prefer an analogue watch. Might go for one of the fossil ones next, more expensive but hopefully more reliable
Like it for the txt and WhatsApp notifications at work, and BBC Sport footi updates at the weekend!
Well worth £50 in my opinion.