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Pebble smartwatch comes in super fly blue, green and pink for a limited time

Posted on May 23, 2015April 9, 2020 By Hulk

After releasing well over a year ago the Pebble Smartwatch has been long over due for a make over and now its available in three new bright colors for a limited time.

Pebble launched its inaugural wearable in three previously unreleased shades of new Fresh Green, Hot Pink, and Fly Blue. Other than the swanky new colors these Pebble smartwatches still offer up the same functionality and $150 (about £88, AU$161) price point.

Act fast though. Pebble told TechRadar these colorful bands will only be available for a limited time until supplies last.

After they’re gone buyers will have to go back with to the old black, grey, red, white, and orange colors. Alternatively, users looking for a more professional band could go for the Pebble Steel, essentially the metal version of the smartwatch.
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