Survey time
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@martintrail I don’t have it in the (Android) App. Location Austria
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I have a new survey in the app. So go ahead and fill it out.

Nothing for me on ios beta in france. if you have the link could be cool
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@martintrail working perfectly, thanks!
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It’s not a “help us make a better product” but more a “help us do better marketing” survey.
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@André-Faria https://survey.alchemer.eu/s3/90579713/buying-experience is it working?
thanks, working for me
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Strange survey. Would be interesting why they have choosen such questions
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@elbee true. But I’ve written my requests anyway

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@elbee true. But I’ve written my requests anyway

Me too. What 3 words come into your mind about Suunto: “low quality software”

And I have them some suggestions to do more endurance testing. Suunto watches behave differently out of the box and after weeks of use without a reboot.
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@elbee These three words I used for my wishes or what Suunto used to stand for: Quality, Outdoor and something I forgot
I hope its not read as “Ah, looks like we are good enough in these areas”… -
And another one: https://survey.alchemer.eu/s3/91160519/Software-satisfaction-survey-Sept-2026
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@Egika I don’t think so. Just the one I sent - Buying experience.
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@EGIKA it seems a cellular watch is in the pipeline…
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@Gunnar I’d love a vertical 3 pro LTE with MIPS (or AMOLED if battery life >= SV1)
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@Tieutieu and I a Run 2 pro (64 GB, LTE and more battery)
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I also would like to have a watch with only the features I use and those should work the way I want to, in a small case with excellent battery life for a decent price.

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@Tieutieu Just let me dream. And my Race S will keep going for a few more years. I can wait.

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My impression from the survey is that Suunto is looking quite broadly at where the platform should/could go next. There are many individual ideas, but I still think some fairly clear themes are emerging – especially around making better use of the data that the watches and sensors are already collecting.
What I find particularly interesting is decision support, both for training and outdoor use. In other words, the watch would not just show more numbers, but increasingly help assess what you should do based on them – for example, whether you are ready for the next interval, whether a training session should be adjusted, or how weather, terrain, daylight and physical load should influence a route or decision.
The things that stood out to me in particular were:
- More decision support in training and outdoor use
- More AI and personalised training guidance
- Better use of sensor and recovery data
- Greater flexibility through SuuntoPlus, widgets and custom functions
- More focus on strength training, running dynamics and specialised sports features
To me, it does not necessarily look like an attempt to become Ga#$n. It looks more like Suunto is trying to build further on its own strengths in outdoor and performance, but with more intelligent software and better use of the data it already has.
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