Suunto app Forum Suunto Community Forum
    • Recent
    • Tags
    • Popular
    • Users
    • Groups
    • Register
    • Login

    Battery LIfe

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Suunto 7
    450 Posts 54 Posters 55.2k Views 55 Watching
    Loading More Posts
    • Oldest to Newest
    • Newest to Oldest
    • Most Votes
    Reply
    • Reply as topic
    Log in to reply
    This topic has been deleted. Only users with topic management privileges can see it.
    • aeroildA Offline
      aeroild Bronze Member @luca760101
      last edited by

      @luca760101 Sure: Nokia 7 Plus Android 10, Ultimate Watch 2 as watch face, NFC and Wifi off, BT and positioning on, tilt to wake, screen brightness =2, DND and tilt to wake off during sleep.

      Here’s one example of battery use earlier this month:
      Screenshot_20200310-183606.png

      1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 0
      • J Online
        jw cou Silver Members @luca760101
        last edited by jw cou

        5F0938BE-D36B-43D9-9BF9-F06F71556FE4.jpeg

        This is my consistent experience of the S7 battery. I charge it every 3 days, with approx. 2h30min of gps activities, some music and a lot of SA map checking.
        I’ve configured it to maximise the battery, the only 2 additional apps I installed are google play (for offline music) and a compass.
        I have the watch on airplane mode most of the time, because I only need notifications on my watch a couple of hours per day (e.g when I work I am anyway always on my phone / laptop, so don’t really see the point of another device notifying me…)

        Very happy with the battery of my S7, offline maps, music and very pretty screen are something no other (Suunto?) watches can provide, and charging my watch twice a week is absolutely fine for me.

        EDIT: that’s with an IPhone 8

        Federico OrmesaniF 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 4
        • Federico OrmesaniF Offline
          Federico Ormesani @jw cou
          last edited by

          @jw-cou
          I answer here because it is perfect for my statement. With all the settings you have indicated and only two apps installed, it is not the clock for which the manufacturer claims so much to have designed it.
          Yesterday I uninstalled the “altimeter” app and today the battery perhaps performs better (maybe over 24 hours). But I point out that when I had to choose between buying an S7 or an S9 I studied the technical specifications declared by Suunto and for altimeter and barometric pressure they give the possibility of having it via “google play” (see screenshot). Therefore I decided to purchase the S7. But if to have the battery that lasts at least a day I can not install apps, which interest me, why have an S7 with wearOS? I believe that Suunto with this S7 is also undermining its credibility as the Customer Service excellence it had.
          I believe that the design is wrong, it is like a partition of a harddisk (50% wearOS and 50% suunto app) with the result that if you need the alarm clock and not only with vibration, Suunto must have this update only close to the partner (google) and who knows what are the rules of engagement between the counterparties …
          below also picture of the battery.Suunto 7_funzioni via google play.GIF Screenshot_20200326-171036.png

          ? 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 0
          • ? Offline
            A Former User @Federico Ormesani
            last edited by

            Yesterday I uninstalled the “altimeter” app and today the battery perhaps performs better (maybe over 24 hours)

            From the usage posted above, I see predicted battery life of almost 2 days – off the charger around 19:00 on 25/03, expected to last until after 14:00, 27/03. How’s that slightly more than 24 hours you claim? 🤔

            And that’s after you had a fairly significant drain around midday today. Do you know what caused it? The battery doesn’t drain like that unless there’s screen, data transfer, or some power hungry app involved.

            The way I see it: you have the watch that works exactly as advertised. Suunto promised up to 2 days battery life in smartwatch mode, and it has delivered it. Fair and square. Up the thread, people actually posted screenshots with 2 days+ battery life, on iOS no less. There are very few, if any, WearOS devices out there that have comparable battery performance.

            Federico OrmesaniF 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 3
            • Federico OrmesaniF Offline
              Federico Ormesani @Guest
              last edited by

              @NickK
              The battery life report will post it first before charging the watch. For the moment I am still in charge of 19.00. But for two days I slept with the clock in standby and in airplane mode and above the bedside table, which in fact is an unusual use since Suunto declares the possibility of seeing the heart’s trace even at night.
              In addition, I strongly return to the point of the “several options via google play” app and to the fact that now I have no additional app (ie altimeter or compass).
              The objective evidence tells us that with additional apps the battery performance is lost then suunto must declare it in the user manual, instead it does not write it anywhere and also declares that “… your apps will automatically update when your watch is charging and connected to Wifi …” so not even the suggestions of “jorgefd78” and “Bulkan” are correct in this regard (see the pictture below).
              So buy a watch with wearOS and find out that you can install, by making attempts, only apps that drain little battery as the manufacturer does not openly declare it to me seems incorrect. We are crazy?
              I am angry with suunto because I have been more than a week to study user manual before buying it and once purchased I was unable to return it because 10 days of testing to test everything are few. I have install the new apps after 10 days because before I tried the native functionality and with disappointment I noticed this problem.
              aggiorna app google play suunto 7.GIF

              isaziI 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 0
              • isaziI Offline
                isazi Moderator @Federico Ormesani
                last edited by

                @Federico-Ormesani I don’t see how someone should tell you that running apps consumes battery. Sounds pretty obvious to me.

                Watch: Suunto Vertical Ti

                Blog: isazi's home

                Federico OrmesaniF 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 0
                • Federico OrmesaniF Offline
                  Federico Ormesani @isazi
                  last edited by

                  @isazi
                  Well then it is stated that it is possible to have certain “severl options via google play” features if then these severl options once installed consume battery. In fact, you uninstall them as I did. Does this seem normal and correct? My question is as elementary as your statement

                  isaziI ? 2 Replies Last reply Reply Quote 0
                  • Saketo NemoS Offline
                    Saketo Nemo Moderator
                    last edited by

                    maybe you haven’t studied it well, the manual says that the actual duration varies according to the functions, the apps you use and the way you use them (for example on page 148 of the Italian manual)
                    It also seems obvious to me that this is the case: how should Suunto or Google be responsible for the abnormal consumption of applications developed by third parties?

                    Federico OrmesaniF 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 1
                    • isaziI Offline
                      isazi Moderator @Federico Ormesani
                      last edited by

                      @Federico-Ormesani everything is possible, but you have to pay the cost of it. And I believe you are having issues with your S7, but as you can see many people are not, and when they tell you that you just reply “BUT LOOK AT ME I HAVE PROBLEMS”. If you don’t let other people help you, then call support.

                      Watch: Suunto Vertical Ti

                      Blog: isazi's home

                      Federico OrmesaniF 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 1
                      • Federico OrmesaniF Offline
                        Federico Ormesani @Saketo Nemo
                        last edited by

                        @Saketo-Nemo
                        I repeat don’t write “several option via googe play” on internet page becuse is marketing, but you must say that the watch is as it leaves the factory. point

                        thexvoT 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 0
                        • Federico OrmesaniF Offline
                          Federico Ormesani @isazi
                          last edited by

                          @isazi
                          Already called the cutomere care. He does not answer the email and on the phone they are evasive. It is not that I do not want to be helped by you, but I would like to open your eyes to when declaring suunto on the internet page is only marketing and in my opinion they are incorrect. and that’s that

                          1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 1
                          • aeroildA Offline
                            aeroild Bronze Member
                            last edited by

                            If you buy a car the manufacturer has declared what the typical fuel consumption will be. But if you drive a lot in the mountains or in the snow, maybe you get a roof rack, maybe a roof box and you start hauling a trailer, then the consumption will of course increase. So if this is something everybody accepts, then why is it so hard to accept that the same will affect a watch?

                            Federico OrmesaniF 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 3
                            • sartoricS Offline
                              sartoric Moderator
                              last edited by

                              So … maybe … we should rename the topic fron “Battery life” to “the internet page is only marketing and in my opinion they are incorrect” as it is the real purpose of this thread, isn’t it ?

                              😁 😁

                              SVTS - 2.40.38
                              SSSWHR BARO Amber - 2.8.32
                              Samsung A5 2016 - Android 7.0
                              Samsung A33 2022 - Android 14 - One UI 6.1
                              Suunto App Android 5.2.5 beta
                              Suunto App IOs 2.45.0 (19123) beta on MBP M1

                              Federico OrmesaniF 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 1
                              • Federico OrmesaniF Offline
                                Federico Ormesani @aeroild
                                last edited by

                                @aeroild
                                it’s different, I’m talking about additional features and information that watch can have more because it doesn’t exist from the factory “several options via google play”.
                                Your example does not seem right to me

                                1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 0
                                • thexvoT Offline
                                  thexvo @Federico Ormesani
                                  last edited by

                                  @Federico-Ormesani said in Battery LIfe:

                                  @Saketo-Nemo
                                  I repeat don’t write “several option via googe play” on internet page becuse is marketing, but you must say that the watch is as it leaves the factory. point

                                  Doesn’t “several option via googe play” mean exactly what you want: “the watch leaves the factory without it, but you can add this functionality via 3rd party apps (at your own risk)”?!

                                  Isn’t that obvious that using extra 3rd party features can have an impact on battery life?! (Not necessarily it will, but it sure can 😁 ).

                                  Ambit3 Vertical
                                  Smart Sensor
                                  SA beta on iOS 12

                                  1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 0
                                  • Federico OrmesaniF Offline
                                    Federico Ormesani @sartoric
                                    last edited by

                                    @sartoric
                                    If this is your way of operating as a “moderator” then I don’t waste any more time. You have achieved the result. good day

                                    sartoricS 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 0
                                    • BulkanB Offline
                                      Bulkan Moderator
                                      last edited by

                                      I don’t get where are we going with the marketing of the web. Is true an accurate.

                                      Lets stay with the battery life please, so this topic could be useful in the future.

                                      Tu comunidad Suunto en Telegram: https://t.me/suuntocommunity (spanish)

                                      1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 0
                                      • sartoricS Offline
                                        sartoric Moderator @Federico Ormesani
                                        last edited by sartoric

                                        @Federico-Ormesani
                                        Oh c’mon … really ?! Aren’t grinning faces enough to mark the post as a joke ?
                                        We are talking about battery consumption not about a matter of life or death … please, take it easy.

                                        Just to clarify.
                                        Yes, I’m a moderator, not a Suunto employee, a Suunto user, not a Suunto’s fanatic

                                        SVTS - 2.40.38
                                        SSSWHR BARO Amber - 2.8.32
                                        Samsung A5 2016 - Android 7.0
                                        Samsung A33 2022 - Android 14 - One UI 6.1
                                        Suunto App Android 5.2.5 beta
                                        Suunto App IOs 2.45.0 (19123) beta on MBP M1

                                        1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 0
                                        • Mff73M Offline
                                          Mff73
                                          last edited by

                                          i can avoid reading this post, because i try i read all here 🙂

                                          but i am little fed up with this kind of comments. ( @Federico-Ormesani )

                                          @aeroild , i love the car analogy 🙂

                                          @Federico-Ormesani , In the marketing link of your OP, there is :

                                          1a335f79-7898-4db5-8697-b91eea6ff7c8-image.png

                                          42fbc902-309c-4440-b41e-3dd4482f0e46-image.png

                                          You won’t have 48h anytime with any kind of usage. Some are archieving, not others, maybe your watch is deffective, maybe your usage is too heavy, maybe something is stuck somewhere in your watch (wear OS is not made by Suunto, SuuntoApp only), maybe…

                                          Suunto Spartan Ultra (since 2016) FW: 2.8.24 (retired)
                                          Suunto Vertical all black
                                          Wife : S9PP
                                          SA: Always the latest beta :)
                                          Android 13, Galaxy S205G

                                          1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 2
                                          • Saketo NemoS Offline
                                            Saketo Nemo Moderator
                                            last edited by Saketo Nemo

                                            @Federico-Ormesani, here we are just trying to help. We can have different opinions, right or wrong, not take it badly.
                                            Allow me a little addition on the barometer. As you will have seen from my print screen, there are applications that consume much less, simply choose others. As you know, among other things, it is a third-party app it is only useful in watch mode, during the activity it is Suunto wear that provides you with the data, it does not seem to me to be even essential, or not so much to judge if a watch is good or not.
                                            The fact that Suunto 7 is the reference of autonomy among the smart watches wear os, I think is a fact, then it is up to each of us to use it and set it according to the needs of autonomy. If, on balance, autonomy no longer meets your needs, return the product.
                                            In addition, I invite you without any controversy to reflect on the position you are holding, opposite to anyone else in this 3d.

                                            1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 2
                                            • First post
                                              Last post

                                            Suunto Terms | Privacy Policy