Suunto Run + New Strap
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@Egika I have posted the link previously. I have seen all the info, but after, the page was 404
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The watch looks nice and all, but let me order the strap finally and can I please get that new watch face
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@aiv4r I am waiting for the same : )
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Seems to be very close to a release. I wonder if other watches will reach end of new features soon, since the firmware is likely to change in the new model.
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@Łukasz-Szmigiel but from screenshots and description, one cannot really see any new features. My guess would be that we all get firmware update together with the launch.
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@Łukasz-Szmigiel @aiv4r imho all watches with newer HW will slowly get the new OS. In the end it looks pretty similar to the current one.
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@aiv4r There are some UI hints though that I like. I.e. look at the scrollable bar instead of the arrows up/down. Also It looks like the in focus item is bigger and the others smaller, etc. Very nice. What I didn’t see although it was hinted is the lack of music features (not that I want any - except if you can load Spotify or other service music
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What leaves me a little puzzled/surprised is the 34 sport modes thing. Compared to what’s being reported for the rest of the watches: “more than 95 kinds of sports.”
Will it have a different OS than the rest of the watches? Or will it be the same but limited (like Garmin)? Hmm, I don’t know, I don’t like this mismatch at all…
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@enriqueescoms same here. My guess that it will be trimmed version of the same OS/SW. But yea a bit puzzeled why 34 and what exactly will be trimmed ( i guess running/walking/hiking stuff will stay)
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Limited sport modes is something I dislike to see; it just seems a lazy way to differentiate models, and if one can add their own modalities, couldn’t someone simply just add them back in with some effort?
I understand the need to make Run different from Race, and have an upsell method to have people who come in to look at the Run also consider the Race, but I’d rather those be hardware differences, or software features that require hardware support.
It’s an annoyance when looking at Garmin’s lineup (which is way too many models to begin with) where various features are turned on or off on models almost seemingly at random.
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@timecode I’m not so sure about that. If it was only about polishing, it wouldn’t get new major number. But we’ll see what new features are there.
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@Łukasz-Szmigiel If I have to guess, I would say that all recent watches (SV, SR, etc) will receive the new major FW release. And I believe that Suunto Run will be launched as a new entry level watch with “limited features” of this new FW, designed specifically for running activities (who says, it might not have a Baro sensor for example).
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Seems like interesting watch. Starter one. Now waiting for strap so far… cant decide if take black or orange. Probably will end with both.
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Love the orange one
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@raven at the price of 250euro the great Suunto app, the maps, and the battery duration plus the lightweight specs… it’s the best at the market i think between the low range Chaos of Garmin
The target group of that range of watches/runner’s is massive and i think Suunto it’s spot on. -
@gerasimos there is no mention of maps though in the different leaks, unless I missed it?
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@jw-cou i mean the incredible useful maps in Suunto app in the leak’s i don’t see either topo maps in the watch…im not sure
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@Łukasz-Szmigiel Vertical, Race, Race S, 9 Peak Pro, and Ocean are all being still supported and developed as of today.
S9PP is getting a bit old, not sure (personal opinion) for how long developments can be provided for it.