Pebble is going to be one of those iconic products that very few understood, but that nailed the medium long before anyone else in the end! The Pebble 2 SE is probably one of the best gadgets I have ever used (I also have a Pebble Time and a Pebble 2 HR). When it's battery will die, I will open it and hack a new battery in there. It will lose it's water resistance, but that's life. Pebble will never die because none of the companies making wearable notification devices have any clue (Memory LCD and design) and it seems they never will! That said this video was boring as hell and the audio sucks (stopped watching after 10 minutes).
Agreed, I can't think of a better device I've purchased in the past two years. The Pebble 2 SE nailed it. I have mine running Rebble now (rebble.io) and will keep it going as long as I can.
This seems to be mostly about random startup topics e.g. "how do I sell my product?", a little bit about hardware startups and not a lot about "hard tech". Which they also seem to define as essentially "traditional engineering".
they "sold it" because they owed a lot of money to svb. silicon valley does not understand debt. this is one of the reasons hardware is hard. actually making stuff is hard and expensive.