Pebble has cut the prices of its Pebble Time, Pebble Steel, and Pebble Classic smartwatches by up to 40% as it tries to sell off its remaining inventory in what it calls "fall cleaning".
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Pebble recently teased everyone on Twitter by announcing that they have some "juicy details" to tell us, and now we know what the company is up to: new Pebbles, and an interesting new accessory.
Pebble has teased an announcement for May 24th. While the company could announce a new product, it is more likely that we might see a new software update for the current lineup.
Pebble has reduced the price of its watches by 30% in Europe. The rest of the world get a $50 price cut on the Pebble Time and the Pebble Time Round. The price reductions have been made permanent.
Pebble released a new device at the top of the year, but it looks like they are back to unveil a sleeker device, the Pebble Time Round. The 'Round' will ship in November and start at $249.
Pebble has released an update for its Pebble Time smartwatch, bringing heavily requested features such as the ability to adjust the vibration, backlight and font settings.
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