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    Suunto 9 Peak (review and specs)

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    • vr2udtV Offline
      vr2udt Bronze Member @Dimitrios Kanellopoulos
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      @dimitrios-kanellopoulos thanks mate, given the smaller battery but the same if not better endurance capabilities, some juices need to be squeezed somewhere😊

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      • cosme.costaC Offline
        cosme.costa @isazi
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        @isazi said in Suunto 9 Peak (review and specs):

        @prenj some new things coming to our beloved S9 in June. Some of them not even talked about yet.

        I like what I’m hearing and I will do deep analysis of your moves for more clues 😜 😜

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        • ___Alejandro____ Offline
          ___Alejandro___ @Dimitrios Kanellopoulos
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          @dimitrios-kanellopoulos Damn, son! You had me at OHR2. 💘
          And great job Suunto – that’s a sweet-talking design language whispering in my ear (and wallet).

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          • Frederick RochetteF Offline
            Frederick Rochette Bronze Member
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            New! During the night:Sp02 and deep sleep analysis ?

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            • Dimitrios KanellopoulosD Offline
              Dimitrios Kanellopoulos Community Manager @Frederick Rochette
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              @frederick-rochette yes but not when you get the watch in June unfortunately. Later… That is why it was not announced

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              • andrejsgA Offline
                andrejsg
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                Really excited about this one - can’t wait to my hands on it! Great job

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                • herlasH Online
                  herlas Silver Members
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                  hopefully we’ll get the that nice vertical line watch face from the S9P on the S9B 🙂

                  SRS Ti
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                  • sky-runnerS Offline
                    sky-runner Silver Members @Dimitrios Kanellopoulos
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                    This isn’t a watch for me. The three main factors that make it a no-go are:

                    1. The limited battery life. I need it to last at least 35 hours, preferably 40 hours, reliably without having to use extended battery modes.
                    2. The screen size. My eyesight is declining and I have hard time seeing small text even on a larger 1.4" display. 1.2" display of S9P is just too small. By the way, has Suunto addressed the limit of having only 3 user customizable data screens? I want to have fewer data fields per screen.
                    3. Lack of customizability of the app and the watch, which I assume remain mostly unchanged. For example, I really have to have Monday as first day of training week, but I am unwilling to change my phone’s locale for a number of reasons. I also really prefer to have mixed units. These are all small things that should be trivial to make more customizable (Ambit / Movescount had that), so I really don’t understand why it is so hard to do the same in the new platform?
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                    • Brad_OlwinB Offline
                      Brad_Olwin Moderator @sky-runner
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                      @sky-runner said in Suunto 9 Peak (review and specs):

                      This isn’t a watch for me. The three main factors that make it a no-go are:

                      1. The limited battery life. I need it to last at least 35 hours, preferably 40 hours, reliably without having to use extended battery modes.
                      2. The screen size. My eyesight is declining and I have hard time seeing small text even on a larger 1.4" display. 1.2" display of S9P is just too small. By the way, has Suunto addressed the limit of having only 3 user customizable data screens? I want to have fewer data fields per screen.
                      3. Lack of customizability of the app and the watch, which I assume remain mostly unchanged. For example, I really have to have Monday as first day of training week, but I am unwilling to change my phone’s locale for a number of reasons. I also really prefer to have mixed units. These are all small things that should be trivial to make more customizable (Ambit / Movescount had that), so I really don’t understand why it is so hard to do the same in the new platform?

                      For #1, what is the issue with Endurance mode for you? I have extensively tested this and use it for my Ultras. The tracks are nearly as good as Performance, really not enough to make a difference and the other measurements are the same as Performance (HR and altitude). So what is the issue with extended battery??? I can get at least 50h estimate on the S9P and I love having the smaller watch.

                      1. I am older than you and my eyesight is not great. The screen on the S9P is higher contrast and higher resolution than the baro, dead easy for me to see the screen. I was surprised as I find following routes easier on the 9Peak than the 9baro. The ambient backlight is fantastic when it is dark, it works extremely well.

                      2. I agree with the Training issue and have raised this often, it is inconvenient and I don’t like it but not a show stopper. Navigation on the Suunto app is the best in the business. All we need is offline maps……

                      Vector/T6c/Ambit 3 Peak/S5 Copper/S3/S7 Ti/S9 baro Ti/S9P Ti/S9PP Ti/Vertical Ti/Race Ti/RaceS/Ocean/Wing

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                      • fazelF Offline
                        fazel Bronze Member
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                        It looks nice. I wish the screen extended to the bezel. I don’t know that I’ll bite. My 9 Baro is rock solid and I’m not sure the additions make a big enough difference.

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                        • Rob33R Offline
                          Rob33 Bronze Member @Brad_Olwin
                          last edited by Rob33

                          @brad_olwin The announced resolution of the Peak is 240 * 240 while for the S9B it is 320 * 300. So it’s not as good, isn’t it?
                          That the contrast is better is another observation.
                          I quite agree with @sky-runner on the first 2 points and @fazel . But there is something for all tastes…

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                          • freeheelerF Offline
                            freeheeler @sky-runner
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                            @sky-runner said in Suunto 9 Peak (review and specs):

                            This isn’t a watch for me

                            I would have already predicted this 😉 don’t get me wrong, but don’t you want to grant the joy of other athletes about this release? I think Suunto has done a great job 👌
                            and they payed attention to some nice detailes and solved them in a smart way 👍

                            living sideways

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                            • Brad_OlwinB Offline
                              Brad_Olwin Moderator @Rob33
                              last edited by Brad_Olwin

                              @rob33 So I am curious, why do you need 1s GPS fix for 40-50h? Why is Endurance mode not sufficient? I am not asking about tastes but for the facts, what requires you to have 1s GPS fix? I can post tracks on steep mountain trails with switchbacks comparing Endurance vs Performance, they are indeed hard to tell apart.

                              Vector/T6c/Ambit 3 Peak/S5 Copper/S3/S7 Ti/S9 baro Ti/S9P Ti/S9PP Ti/Vertical Ti/Race Ti/RaceS/Ocean/Wing

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                              • Brad_OlwinB Offline
                                Brad_Olwin Moderator
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                                @freeheeler If you remember a post about button lock where @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said it was a hardware issue? You will not accidentally push the buttons on the 9 Peak. I have not yet had a single accidental button push since December!

                                Vector/T6c/Ambit 3 Peak/S5 Copper/S3/S7 Ti/S9 baro Ti/S9P Ti/S9PP Ti/Vertical Ti/Race Ti/RaceS/Ocean/Wing

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                                • DMytroD Offline
                                  DMytro @Brad_Olwin
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                                  @brad_olwin for me personally it would be more to anticipate battery deterioration in the future.

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                                  • Brad_OlwinB Offline
                                    Brad_Olwin Moderator @Rob33
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                                    @rob33 said in Suunto 9 Peak (review and specs):

                                    @brad_olwin The announced resolution of the Peak is 240 * 240 while for the S9B it is 320 * 300. So it’s not as good, isn’t it?

                                    Except the screens are different sizes so you cannot simply compare the pixels across the screens……the S9 Peak is significantly easier to read. I have many runs and SkiMo trips wearing them both. I was skeptical at first but outside, the screen is very good and brighter as well as clearer than the baro.

                                    Vector/T6c/Ambit 3 Peak/S5 Copper/S3/S7 Ti/S9 baro Ti/S9P Ti/S9PP Ti/Vertical Ti/Race Ti/RaceS/Ocean/Wing

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                                      A Former User @Rob33
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                                      The announced resolution of the Peak is 240 * 240 while for the S9B it is 320 * 300. So it’s not as good, isn’t it?

                                      Don’t forget that S9B has a much bigger screen, i.e. 1.35" (or was it 1.4"?) vs 1.2" on Peak. More pixels sure, but way more space for them to cover too. Pixel density is lower on Baro, hence lower contrast and sharpness. Throw in adaptive backlight – this thing rocks on watches they have it, like Vantage V2 – and you got a much clearer screen despite being smaller.

                                      If anything, I think they don’t sell higher resolution and better backlight enough 😊

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                                      • freeheelerF Offline
                                        freeheeler @Brad_Olwin
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                                        @brad_olwin
                                        that’s nice to know 🙂 a button lock wouldn’t hurt anyway, would it? 😀
                                        Maybe I get the chance for hands (with gloves) on the S9P ✊

                                        living sideways

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                                        • BulkanB Offline
                                          Bulkan Moderator @sky-runner
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                                          @sky-runner I can’t think about a watch right for you.

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                                          • Brad_OlwinB Offline
                                            Brad_Olwin Moderator @DMytro
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                                            @дима-мельниченко That will happen with any device! I have a first generation baro and it seems to be doing well. I have not noticed appreciable battery degradation yet. Most of the users will not likely keep a watch for more than 3-4 years so I really don’t see this as a driving issue. I assume you want 40 to 50h of 1s GPS fix…I still don’t have an answer why this is necessary compared to Endurance mode. I use Endurance mode in races and Ultra mode in multi day events and don’t see much of a downside if at all.

                                            Vector/T6c/Ambit 3 Peak/S5 Copper/S3/S7 Ti/S9 baro Ti/S9P Ti/S9PP Ti/Vertical Ti/Race Ti/RaceS/Ocean/Wing

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