Pebble Watch: The new smartwatch's initial hardware specifications were made public

Unexpectedly, the Pebble watch's reappearance was announced. With a beginning price of about $100, the first Pebble smartwatch was produced in 2013 as part of a very successful crowdsourcing campaign. Fitbit, which was later purchased by Google, purchased the Pebble firm.There is little doubt that a new Pebble is allegedly in the works, but users are unsure of what to anticipate from Pebble's return because no specific specifications have been made public as of yet. In a conversation with Eric Migicovksy, CNET has now been able to gather preliminary information about the device.

According to reports, the new Pebble watch will be controlled by buttons, just like the original, rather than a touchscreen. This indicates that the gadget clearly deviates from the norm for contemporary smartwatches, which generally rely on a touchscreen for primary input. It is also rumored to have a rectangular, as opposed to circular, plastic body that comes in black and white. The publication claims that the new watch would have a remarkable one-week battery life. Despite the fact that a lot has changed since the first Pebble's release, it is not anticipated that the new Pebble will have any new sensor types. For example, in addition to heart rate monitoring, several wearables now detect blood oxygen. Eric Migicovksy has