Suunto 9 Peak
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@surfboomerang a separate topic just for “watch face issues” would be better, so we can keep track and forward everything to Suunto.
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@omunoz
Feel the same, charging is really fast.
I imagine that with little powerbank, one could charge on the go during some pauses in long expected activities. -
@isazi Good idea. I’ll open one soon.
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@mff73 yes but mind the activity capacity.
Some people abuse this function to record like 200h of data. The watch can hold up to ~50h of 1s data (belt pods etc).
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The S9P looks like a toy compared to the SSU… now I just have to hold out at job somehow
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I think I’m unlucky, the backlight in my S9P has a shade of magenta, I compared to my old SSU and I can clearly see the difference, especially with the green color
someone had the same issue? -
@aroo7
Maybe a comparison picture would help -
@sartoric
Green is not green more like blue -
@aroo7 Truth be told, green in S9 is also kind of like aqua. Did you make those photos in neutral light?
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@aroo7
Same issue outside in the sun ?
Could be some reflection due to artificial lights and sapphire glass -
Guys, I figured out what the S9P is like. Suunto Lumi only with new hardware
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@aroo7 all transreflective screens have a little of those issues. If this is under a lot of backlight it’s ok. If it’s under little/none it depends
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@dimitrios-kanellopoulos the white dial is highlighted in pink light. It looks a bit like night mode
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@sartoric and @NickK it is not a reflection. the dial is highlighted in pink light, it is not visible outside in the sun
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First impressions on the S9P replacing my S9Baro titanium:
DESIGN
- It is really very very beautiful but I find it too small as its screen. I think that for my wrist size the ideal would be a watch of about 46mm with a bigger screen for my eyes
On the other hand, for my wife’s wrist who also ordered one, it is perfect! - Very pleasant to wear
- The screen is of much better quality than the S9B
FUNCTIONALITY
- During my test, I left at an altitude of 84m and I made 5 accelerations of 30’’ with recovery of 45’’ on a small circuit to test the GPS precision and with the OHR:
- When I came back to the starting point, my altitude was 82m
- The GPS track (GPS+QZSS+BEIDOU) seems to be really good as you can see on the circuit training I did 8 times. - The pace curve shows the accelerations well - My heart rate was a little higher than usual at the same pace, about 5-10 beats above normal, which is too much. On the other hand, the 5 accelerations are clearly visible and the watch seems quite responsive. I will continue to test this because it seems promising but there is still room for improvement in terms of reliability. It’s useless for me if the accuracy is not improved.
- SpO2 is not regular enough and the fluctuations are important when comparing two measurements one after the other, which makes this feature not very useful if it lacks reliability…
- I’m waiting for a feature to do a recovery test based on heart rate variability.-
I don’t know yet if I’ll test the ORH on my run this week end because I don’t trust it… to see
- It is really very very beautiful but I find it too small as its screen. I think that for my wrist size the ideal would be a watch of about 46mm with a bigger screen for my eyes
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@aroo7 said in Suunto 9 Peak:
Green is not green more like blue
Same. But I find the display clearer to read, it has more contrast and coating on sapphire is less reflective compared to S9B.
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Mine arrived today. I like the screen! It’s much crisper than the S5: here are some pics side by side. It’s really a „light“ watch compared even with the S5
With backlight
Without backlight outdoors
Comparing „the green“
Will do some walking now- running and cycling at the weekend is planned .
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@aroo7 said in Suunto 9 Peak:
@sartoric and @NickK it is not a reflection. the dial is highlighted in pink light, it is not visible outside in the sun
I don’t mean light reflection ON the screen but through the screen due to backlight and indoor light.
Check the images up here … do you see the same reddish colors on natural (sun) light ? -
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@sartoric yes - it was a bit tight Just got it a few minutes before the pictures and I still “struggle” which hole in the strap to choose. But I like the new “pin” to fix the strap - kept it a bit looser on short first test walk. Really very readable display and almost not noticeable on the wrist!