PineTime SmartWatch (sealed) - PINE STORE
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**********************  Disclaimer *********************** Please keep in mind that doing development on a sealed device is MORE difficult, mostly because there is no access to the low-level debug interface that allows you to recover from mistakes. Read the wiki and join the chat if you have more questions about the limitations imposed. Pine64 and Pine Store are not responsible for any bricked devices due to flashed firmware. ** If you want to do development, buy a development kit. That too can be sealed if you are sure of its stability ** For more PineTime info, please visit wiki page at https://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/PineTime Features: BODY: Dimensions: 37.5mm x 40mm x 11mm Weight: 38 grams Build: Zinc Alloy and Plastic DISPLAY: Type: IPS capacitive touchscreen, RGB 65K colors Size: 1.3 inches Resolution: 240×240 pixels, 1:1 ratio PLATFORM: SoC: NORDIC Semiconductor nRF52832 CPU: 64MHz ARM Cortex-M4F MEMORY: Internal: 512KB Flash, 64KB RAM Additional: SPI NOR 4 MB Flash COMMUNICATION: Bluetooth 5 (including Low Energy) FEATURES: Sensors: Accelerometer, PPG Heart Rate Sensor Actuator: Vibrator BATTERY: Built-in LiPo 170-180mAh battery Charging: Proprietary 2pin 5V 500mA, USB type A plug
  • jokeyrhyme@lemmy.ml
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    2 years ago

    I bought a sealed device, with the intention of doing development but have not yet done anything like that

    I installed GadgetBridge on my Android phone, paired it with the watch, uploaded the latest PineTime firmware, all without looking at code or opening it up or anything

    It works perfectly fine as a basic watch with step counter and heart-rate monitor (although, I am not sure how accurate these features are)

    If you can browse the web, download files, and find that file again when using a different app, then I think you’ll be fine

  • bruhbeans@lemmy.ml
    1·
    2 years ago

    I have a pinetime. Like basically every other Pine64 project (except the pinebuds, which are good, not great), it’s lousy as a daily-use device and only of interest if you want to hack on an embedded device.

  • Leer10
    1·
    1 year ago

    I was deciding between the PineTime and the Bangle.js 2. I ended up going with the Bangle because I wanted more developmental flexibility that the javascript engine gave me.

    However, the experience is still pretty rough edgey. The less flexibility the PineTime has might mean less pits for someone to stumble into through use.

  • suoko@feddit.it
    0·
    2 years ago

    Check https://banglejs.com, the hw of the banglejs2 is exactly like an amazfit bip (which is great) but the firmware is open and programmable in js. Fyi the screen is transflective, which makes smartwatchces perfectly readable under sunlight without turning it on, like e-paper. It’s just lower in resolution bit it will last 30days without charging it.