You need to install the included 22mm silicone strap when you first get the watch it uses quick-release pins so you can swap it out for any standard 22mm band. There's a magnetic charging port on the back for the included proprietary charging cable. There are four plastic buttons for navigating menu screens-three on the right side, one on the left-along with a microphone on the right for voice replies. The polycarbonate case looks very similar to previous Pebbles. And if the fitness features don't hold much appeal, the Pebble Classic can be had for about half the price, and remains an Editors' Choice. But heart rate and sleep results were inconsistent in testing, so you're better off with a fitness tracker like the Fitbit Charge 2 ($123.99 at Amazon). The Pebble 2 + Heart Rate ($129.99) is the first out of the gate, with a lighter, slimmer design than the original Pebble Classic, along with an accelerometer and an optical heart rate monitor to track your workouts and sleep. Hot on Apple's heels, Pebble is updating its smartwatch lineup with a lot of same the fitness-tracking functionality you'll find in the Apple Watch Series 2 ($269.00 at Amazon) or a dedicated fitness tracker. As such, we can no longer recommend this product. Existing devices should continue to work as they have, but functionality or service may be reduced in the future.
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