what is the Pebble Smartwatch Steel compared to the Pebble Smartwatch
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One bonus for the Pebble vs the Pebble Steel is that the Pebble has a standard band connection. Meaning, if you want to buy a steel/metal/plastic/leather/whatever band to switch it out, most watch bands will work. The Steel has a weird connection, so you are severely limited in options there. Pretty much have to stick with either the steel or leather bands that go with. I ordered a black steel band to go with my Pebble and saved $100. One other difference, the Steel has 8 memory slots and the Pebble only has 4. So, if you are really indecisive with watch faces, or you want lots of apps, maybe the Steel is more your thing. One bonus for the Pebble vs the Pebble Steel is that the Pebble has a standard band connection. Meaning, if you want to buy a steel/metal/plastic/leather/whatever band to switch it out, most watch bands will work. The Steel has a weird connection, so you are severely limited in options there. Pretty much have to stick with either the steel or leather bands that go with. I ordered a black steel band to go with my Pebble and saved $100. One other difference, the Steel has 8 memory slots and the Pebble only has 4. So, if you are really indecisive with watch faces, or you want lots of apps,... » Read More One bonus for the Pebble vs the Pebble Steel is that the Pebble has a standard band connection. Meaning, if you want to buy a steel/metal/plastic/leather/whatever band to switch it out, most watch bands will work. The Steel has a weird connection, so you are severely limited in options there. Pretty much have to stick with either the steel or leather bands that go with. I ordered a black steel band to go with my Pebble and saved $100. One other difference, the Steel has 8 memory slots and the Pebble only has 4. So, if you are really indecisive with watch faces, or you want lots of apps, maybe the Steel is more your thing. « Show Less
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The steel is all about style. They are the exact same on the inside (hardware, software), but the steel looks a little classier.
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The company has updated the software on pebble watch, so now the pebble watch also has 8 app slots. Love the way pebble markets and manages their products:)
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check out this website: http://www.fitbit.com/ it goes into detail about the differences. There was previously an issue with the FitBit Force, some people were getting a rash from it- If I were to by another one for myself I'd get the force, it has more features and it has the time on it-- if your daughter wears a watch this is a great choice (the force) if not go with the flex, it's small and still has great features! I know you can switch bands on the Flex and the Force- the Flex has more choices b/c it's older
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We bought the stainless grid. They have both choices.nthis one came with steel when we got it.
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The f15 is a tanto and has a slightly larger handle and blade. The other difference is the steel f15 has 8cr13 and the f16 has the better edge holding 9cr18. I went for the f16 to try out the 9cr18. If you like the f15 chk out the f32 aswell.
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It's a milder stainless steel, the kind that won't leave fingerprints. So far so good, no rust.
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In my opinion, but this is a strictly personal idea, brass is better (is the same metal, the same material of the inside part). Steel probably is more durable, but, for the brass model, a daily use gives wonderful "signs of time" ...
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It's just a smart watch. If you need a Bluetooth sync can not choose our outside a MQ588 / MQ588L / MQ12
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I think the difference is the rounded corners and metal slide rails. See my review of this item, not worth it. Look into something better.
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The other answers covers everything quite well. I choose One for the reason that I wanted to see the DISPLAY and tell me in numbers on how I am doing in terms of calories+steps+floors. It gives actual numbers and it motivates me. The other reason is I do not want to wear it all 24 hours and wanted to take them out while I shower or go to the toilet. So One is the one for me. With flex there is no display in terms of numbers you need to sync the data and see the numbers and since its a wrist band you can wear it all 24 hours. And flex is good to show off to others ;) Otherwise both are good.
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Not to my knowledge. I would suggest getting the samsung gear watch. I have one as well and its amazing. They also sell other brands that keep track of your heart rate, and most of them do have a pedometer, but not this one. If it does I couldn't find the app.
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Not really sure other than an looks. Both appear to be the same. I looked at many and often astetics. Both look great and I love mine. The next level up sent info to cell phone but I just write it down.
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After losing my spark tracker, I purchased the fitbit one. I have since found the spark tracker and I have been wearing both. The information tracked by both are similar. The fitbit also tracks sleep which is not a deal breaker for me. Both seem accurate with similar results. For me personally, I like the fitbit better for a couple of reasons. The fitbit uses bluetooth to sync to smartphone. I can look at my phone and know my activity status at any time. With the spark tracker, you need to be close to your computer to sync activity. I find that I am much more motivated to get more steps when I can look at progress. (so for me both track activity but fitbit motivated me to do more). One more thing that I prefer on fitbit is the clip. The spark tracker clip did not stay clipped very well so I would just slip in my pocket. I misplaced it a few times. The fitbit one has a rubber casing and the clip really grips. I have not lost it once. The real question for you will be if the differences are worth the extra money. For me, the fitbit was worth the extra money but that is totally a personal choice.
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They seem very similar to me. A difference I do notice is one has a control knob you can spin to adjust the time and the other has a touch sensor that does not move to adjust the time similar to a smart phone's touch screen.
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No you don't need to have your phone with you once your phone and Pebble Steel are synced. But if you were to get SMS or phonecalls notifications in your Pebble Steel, you'd need to have your phone with you in order to reply to those phonecalls and SMS texts. I hope this helps.. Let me know if you have additional inquiries.
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I believe the blade steel is a little different and it is also a stailess steel framelock. Which is superior in terms of lock strength to this model which has aluminum handle scales with a minor lock.
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There appears to be no difference. The tactical one was more expensive at the time that I bought mine that's why I didn't get it. Get it before the price goes back up.
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I think the steel one is a different model than the aluminum. It has a different letter after the name