Una Watch Drops to $199, Offers Modular, Repairable GPS Sports Features

The Una Watch, now priced at $199 after a recent drop from its original $350 Kickstarter offer, has drawn attention for its modular, repair‑friendly design and competitive specs. The device features a 1.2‑inch MIP LCD display and up to ten days of battery life, positioning it alongside Garmin’s Forerunner 70 and the Pebble Round 2 that many early adopters have already ordered.

Unlike Pebble’s newer models, the Una Watch comes with a fully open‑source ecosystem—including its SDK, housing, and circuit boards—allowing users to develop and deploy their own applications. The watch already offers a broader set of fitness features out of the box than Pebble’s current lineup, and it encourages developers to create custom apps, even incorporating “vibe coding” for haptic feedback. This blend of affordability, modularity, and developer support makes the Una Watch a noteworthy contender in the growing market for customizable wearable technology.