[ClassyJacket]

Pebble had an LCD screen. It didn't use Eink at all. You can look this up, it was an LCD display manufactured by Sharp.

[_emacsomancer_]

A transflective LCD[0] though (that they call "e-paper"), which, in user-facing terms, is similar to e-ink.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transflective_liquid-crystal_d...

[orangeyjuicey]

Well now, users would notice if the screen has to constantly flicker like their Kindle instead of looking like a colour Casio screen. Meaningful user-facing distinction there.

[MostlyStable]

I never had one, but doing some quick googling, it looks like at least some models had an e-ink display. Certainly several commenters seemed to think it did.

[will0]

It was a transflective memory LCD, which Pebble marketed as "E-Paper" (not the same as E-Ink)

[yjftsjthsd-h]

No, it had an "epaper" display that visually looked a lot like eink but was a different technology