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    Pebble’s Spiritual Successor Set to Launch This July!

    Lina Johnson MercilliBy Lina Johnson MercilliJune 13, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    1. Launch Timeline: Eric Migicovsky’s Core Devices is set to release the Core 2 Duo smartwatch to pre-order customers in July, with the pricier Core Time 2 coming later this year.

    2. Pricing & Production: The Core 2 Duo will retail for $149 and is nearing mass production, while the Core Time 2 is priced at $225, with working samples expected soon.

    3. Smartwatch Features: Both models feature the classic Pebble smartwatch functionality, including e-paper displays, health tracking, notifications, and compatibility with legacy Pebble apps and faces.

    4. Beta Program: Core Devices is launching a beta program for testing early hardware and a new companion app compatible with both new and older Pebble devices.

    The Return of Pebble: New Smartwatches Set to Ship in July

    Core Devices, a company founded by the original Pebble creator, plans to ship its new smartwatches soon. The first model, the Core 2 Duo, will reach pre-order customers in July. This smartwatch features both black and white and color e-paper displays. Priced at $149, it is nearing mass production.

    Meanwhile, the Core Time 2 is on track to launch later this year. At $225, this model boasts a larger screen, a metal frame, and a built-in heart rate monitor. Customers can expect engineering samples to become available next month.

    Both models inherit core features from the original Pebble, including health tracking and access to notifications. Users can also utilize classic Pebble watch faces and apps. For those eager to test the newest technology, Core Devices is launching a beta program to assess early hardware and an app for both Android and iOS.

    This program invites users to sync notifications and watch faces seamlessly. Interestingly, the new app will also support older Pebble models, like the Pebble Time Steel and Round. Pre-order customers can confirm their orders and shipping details later in June.

    With modern aesthetics and enhanced capabilities, these new devices highlight Pebble’s legacy. Not only do they honor the brand’s original spirit, but they also represent a significant step in wearable technology. As smart cities evolve and urban innovations grow, such devices can help residents manage their daily lives more efficiently and actively monitor their health. The excitement for the Core line reflects a renewed interest in the smartwatch revival and its potential to integrate smoothly into smart urban environments.

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