Suunto 7

[Aleksander H]

Some might find this usefull.
https://www.reddit.com/r/WearOS/comments/mo2jmt/new_app_wear_battery_monitor_is_an_experimental/

It’s an app that attempts to identify the cause of battery drain.

[Aleksander H]

@macdav said in Suunto 7:

April is now!

Given how infrequently the S7 measures heart rate, I must admit I’m very sceptical of how accurate sleep tracking and body resources will be.

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@aleksander-h first of all, any other measurement outside of sleep , regardless the regularity it’s pretty much “random sample” (were you washing dishes with a high HR or just at the couch?).

During sleep even if a watch would measure every 2 mins, vs 5mins the difference would be little as the subjects state (you sleeping) is pretty much the same.

That said if I recall correctly , it might be continuous (I am not 100% sure but that is my gut feeling)

[JANTIKAINEN]

@aleksander-h
But will the HR be more frequent with the update.

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@jantikainen the HR measurement is from Suunto now and not from GFIT

[JANTIKAINEN]

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos Excellent!

[Scott Gibson]

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos is there any time frame for this update will go to existing watches?

[Aleksander H]

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos said in Suunto 7:

@aleksander-h first of all, any other measurement outside of sleep , regardless the regularity it’s pretty much “random sample” (were you washing dishes with a high HR or just at the couch?).

I may be thinking completely wrong here, so please correct me if that is the case. I assumed body resources would be dependent on 24/7 hr measurements to determine how rested one is. As far as I know, the S7 only measures 4 times an hour. So if a person is doing something that gives them a really high heart rate for 10 minutes (running to catch the tube for instance), then that section of strenuous activity might never get registered if it fell between two such readings. Would that not make the body resources measurement “miss out” on this?

Of course if the heart rate gets measured more often with the update, that obviously won’t be a problem.

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos said in Suunto 7:

@jantikainen the HR measurement is from Suunto now and not from GFIT

The less I rely on GFIT the happier I get .

[Brad_Olwin]

@aleksander-h I think you will be happy with the tracking…….Since @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos is commenting…

[Aleksander H]

@brad_olwin in that case I shall say no more

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@aleksander-h

[Harboe]

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos uhh can’t wait. 24 hour heart rate and native sleep tracking (automatically i hope) will make the Suunto 7 almost perfect.

[Ander Lehena]

@harboe the battery will have to improve to be able to make all the improvements that the update brings.

[drunners]

@ander-lehena i agree, we will have a 24h hr monitor but we will have to put it on charging during night.
I’m very disappointed about the suunto 7 battery.

[Aleksander H]

@drunners said in Suunto 7:

@ander-lehena i agree, we will have a 24h hr monitor but we will have to put it on charging during night.
I’m very disappointed about the suunto 7 battery.

Let’s wait with judgement until we’ve actually got the update.

[JANTIKAINEN]

@drunners I use Sleep as Android at the moment and for ~8hrs of sleep it consumes 14-16% battery which is about 2%/hour. Sleep as Android uses continuos hr.

[Harboe]

@jantikainen 2% isn’t bad at all. Hope the native app match that. Tempted to try Sleep as Android, but think I can wait a week or two more.

[Massimiliano Mirannalti]

The real issue will be to find the time to get our S7 recharged, with all these new day&night tracking functionalities!

[JANTIKAINEN]

@massimiliano-mirannalti I don’t think it’ll be an issue. The watch charges very fast so it can be done either right before bedtime in the evening or just after waking up in the morning. It’s only about an hour in charge.

[Aleksander H]

@jantikainen I usually just charge mine after a workout. By the time I’ve finished my shower and got fully dressed I’ve usually recovered enough battery.