3D on the BIG Screen

[Stefan Kersting]

Great job suunto and @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos! Looking forward to the further development and what’s coming in the future

[Efejota]

Amazing. The issue with the heart icon on the bottom happened to me as well: II thought it was a like button.

J

[pavel.samokha]

@efejota Suunto designers are busy working to find proper icon for HR

[Brad_Olwin]

@pavel-samokha Suunto designers are an amazingly talented group:)

[Efejota]

@pavel-samokha you are great, indeed. Maybe something like an ECR graphic?

[Tomas5]

It work fine, but sometimes it hides route behind hill. But it is not much important for me.

[jsuarez]

Neat feature. But still can’t understand how Suunto can prioritise this over a proper in-house web frontend

[TonyG]

@jsuarez my thoughts were ‘meh’
I’d rather see new tiles on the app showing usable information to help improve fitness e.g. time spent in hr zones - by the usual (day, week, month, year) or be able to landscape and zoom into the charts (ios) or personal records etc…

[isazi]

@tomas5 that will be fixed.

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@jsuarez how is that not a web ?

[suzzlo]

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos no no, he said that he doesn’t understand why Suunto os doing this 3D maps stuff and not a comple web SA frontend (me also)

BR

[Tomas5]

@suzzlo i too vote for web replacement for deprecated movescount. It is must have feature. Suunto app is great for sync watch, great to check somethink on the move, or to add photos to recored event from phone. But for analysing recorded activities, full web app is needed.

[Tomas5]

@tonyg well this kind of feature i in my opinion for wow effect. Like you are with friend and you show them 3D fly over your hikd/run/bike. It is not usefull at all but it is nice for advertisement.

On other hand you will not show web app, fitness level instructions or another usefull features to friends when you are otside on beer with them. So personally i think this is just some not really good management decision.

[Łukasz Szmigiel]

@tomas5 memories also.

[DMytro]

@tomas5 I’d say suunto does it to prome itself, so it can get more users -> more resources, which would lead to all kinds of new things for fans.
If you have paid attention to recent suunto strategy, you might have noticed quite a few moves to appeal to a broader public: suunto ambassador program has been expanded greatly, music control has been added, now this feature. One might argue that even s9p design was created with a less rugged outdoor look for the same reason. I trust suunto knows what it’s doing, let’s see, where this path leads.

[Egika]

Suunto’s strategy has lately been, to connect to a super broad variety of other services where one could analyze the data.
If Suunto had their own data analysis it would be nice but not suit everyone. Since there are so many services out there from Strava, TP, QS, Runalyze to swim.com plus many more, the idea to use the Suunto App as the sync and planning base, makes sense to me.
Most of the services you can link have a web representation.

[Brad_Olwin]

@tomas5 And that is why you have a large number of 3rd party web services that are dedicated to just that. This allows Suunto to focus on the hardware and integration. Frankly, MC did not have sufficient analysis tools for me, I miss some parts but prefer better mobile integration and offline functionality.

[Richard Thygesen]

@brad_olwin I agree. Suunto make fantastic watches and should focus on that. Others can focus on great web applications.

[Piotr Pientka]

In some cases in 3d Playback route is hidden by terrain. It’s always rotated in same way?
Like here https://maps.suunto.com/move/piotrpientka/61515d34cb38ec6bac959d4e

[Piotr Pientka]

Great feature!. But in some of my hikes route is hidden in 3D Playback by terrain. View is always rotating in same way?
Like here https://maps.suunto.com/move/piotrpientka/61515d34cb38ec6bac959d4e