Reading this press release I thought -- they perfectly read the minds of the target customer. Retaining the spirit of the product and exceeding expectations with polished improvements.
Great job guys! I'm in
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Reading this press release I thought -- they perfectly read the minds of the target customer. Retaining the spirit of the product and exceeding expectations with polished improvements.
Great job guys! I'm in
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I was interested in NFC payments using a smartwatch. Do these watches support NFC payment? I didn't see any mention of it.
Personally I never found myself using my NFC payment watch. It felt like if I was venturing far enough to the store, I'm just going to bring my phone with me anyways. I wonder if this differs for areas that don't get as much suburban sprawl.
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That makes no sense. Profit, by definition, is net. If you still have to pay costs out of some money, then it isn't profit .
it's trying to make a cheap product into a niche product with kind of premium price, 150$ and 225$ for a watch is already pretty high.
The people who can afford it, they already got apple watch.
i expected the price to be cheap, like the original pebble. it's trying to make a cheap product into a niche product with kind of premium price, 150$ and 225$ for a watch is already pretty high. The people who can afford it, they already got apple watch.
i expected the price to be cheap, like the original pebble. it's trying to make a cheap product into a niche product with kind of premium price, 150$ and 225$ for a watch is already pretty high. The people who can afford it, they already got apple watch.
i expected the price to be cheap, like the original pebble. it's trying to make a cheap product into a niche product with kind of premium price, 150$ and 225$ for a watch is already pretty high. The people who can afford it, they already got apple watch.
That was also 10 years of inflation ago.
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That makes no sense. Profit, by definition, is net. If you still have to pay costs out of some money, then it isn't profit .
i expected the price to be cheap, like the original pebble. it's trying to make a cheap product into a niche product with kind of premium price, 150$ and 225$ for a watch is already pretty high. The people who can afford it, they already got apple watch.
Apple Watches start at $250 and up to over $1k, pebbleOS offers way more functionality and 10x battery life, they’re not overlapping audiences