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| [* black] That's it! In a surprising departure from its older sibling, this Pebble 2 turned out to not be very repairable at all. | |
| - | [* black] If we had the authority of the iFixit team behind us, we would probably rate this at |
| + | [* black] If we had the authority of the iFixit team behind us, we would probably rate this at a 2/10. |
| [* green] Pebble stuck with industry-standard 22 mm watchbands, so you can still swap those out all you like! | |
| [* green] The motherboard and first part of the screen can be removed fairly easily, | |
| [* red] but with both the battery and the vibration motor soldered on, there won't be much swapping going on. | |
| [* red] Since the second half of the screen is glued to the front glass, neither it nor the glass are feasibly replaceable. | |
| [* red] Button replacements are also a no-go. | |
| [* black] If you're looking to stay on the Pebble train as long as possible, you might want to pick up a few of these on [https://www.amazon.com/Pebble-Technology-Corp-900-00057-se/dp/B01KM4NFD2|Amazon] while they're still around. |