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Eric Migicovsky

Founder of Pebble and Beeper

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u/erOhead ↗Personal account

We retrieved 1 post and 15 comments from u/erOhead, dated 2015 to 2025, most often in r/pebble, r/IAmA and r/beeper.

Best moment

A redditor posted in r/pebble

Anyone else get an email from "Eric Migicovsky" about their watch face?

I get the usual fan/hate mail over my watch faces, but got one from eric@pebble.com that was asking for one of my faces Source Code. I doubt this is legit and is more than likely a scam, but anyone else get an e-mail like this lately?

u/erOhead replied

Haha, yes this was me. No scam, just wanted to customize the PebbleEye 007 face for a friend :)

More moments

A redditor posted in r/pebble

Target's Pebble Time clearance- What does it mean?

While everyone is super excited about the $99 Pebble Time sale, no one is talking about why. Any Target or retail ish employees have any experience or inside knowledge?

u/erOhead replied

Happy to share the answer. An error was made as Target set up for a new Pebble point of purchase (POP) display that will be launching in Target stores in October. One hundred Target stores received incorrect instructions to reprice…

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Happy to share the answer. An error was made as Target set up for a new Pebble point of purchase (POP) display that will be launching in Target stores in October. One hundred Target stores received incorrect instructions to reprice some Pebble Time inventory. Sorry to the deal hunters, the mistake has been corrected :)

Target is and will continue carrying Pebble Time and is launching Pebble Time Steel shortly, it's selling very well there and we planning for a great holiday season in retail. I'm personally excited to see our new POP display roll out in Best Buy and Target in October...

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A redditor wrote in r/pebble

On “Why Pebble Failed”

Pebble Time did not succeed because in a quest for huge growth we attempted to expand beyond our initial geeky/hacker user base and failed to reposition it In 2015, we also doubled our operating expenses in anticipation of future growth. Looking back with hindsight, I should not…

u/erOhead replied

Notice it had nothing to do with VCs. Our VC was absolutely not the problem here. And again maybe I didn't make it perfectly clear but I would not have changed anything. At the time it was very logical to…

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Notice it had nothing to do with VCs. Our VC was absolutely not the problem here. And again maybe I didn't make it perfectly clear but I would not have changed anything. At the time it was very logical to make the call that smartwatches were going to explode and that we had a chance to grow with the market.