Broken display pixels.

However, my watch eventually did begin to show some dead pixels, and began to get worse and worse

Got some dead pixels in the screen several months back

Now, even when it’s working (which never lasts more than a few minutes), the image is corrupted and missing pixels

All three had scrambled pixels on the screen, leaving them unreadable

But soon I discovered electrical problems because randomly the screen would scramble pixels, freeze, or poweroff without warning.

Then someone the dead pixels returned to life

Easy readable e-ink screen under sunlight, long battery life (with the high amount of notification I get, battery runs 3 days - fair enough), light weight, water resistance, good size on small Asian lady hand

a thriving apps store that adds much to the watch, a great amount of built-in functionality, a long-lasting battery life, and an amazingly cool e-paper display that works really well in sunlight

a thriving apps store that adds much to the watch, a great amount of built-in functionality, a long-lasting battery life, and an amazingly cool e-paper display that works really well in sunlight

The e-reader like screen initially delivers good battery life (up to 3-4 days), but the battery deteriorates quickly and the charger is just inexcusably awful, with the magnetic connection coming undone with the slightest touch

Additionally, when the Pebble was offered on Kickstarter, the manufacturers bragged that it would have a great e-paper screen, using the technology seen on Amazon’s Kindle and other e-readers