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    bbx100 Bronze Member @Durri
    last edited by 11 Nov 2019, 13:05

    @Durri I vote also for SSSWHR Baro as watch faces are the same. Some kind of a light theme for watch face would be nice. It will draw more battery, but I see better without glasses on positive watch face as contrast is better for me.White color sends more light to eyes so pupils contract and then you see better 🙂

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      Neal Markham @Bulkan
      last edited by 11 Nov 2019, 15:26

      @Bulkan Second that. It was key in my Ambit 3 days. And super helpful in new cities. Please Suunto.

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        A Former User @freeheeler
        last edited by 11 Nov 2019, 16:13

        @TELE-HO said in S9 Baro Wishlist:

        @silentvoyager
        this looks like a garmin app

        Yes, because that literally is a screenshot of Garmin ClimbPro. But I’d like to have something similar on Suunto 9.

        However I think the main issue is that there is no good way to switch between alternative displays without having to scroll through all of them. On Ambit there is View button for that, but on Suunto 9 there are no available buttons - out only 3 buttons two buttons are always reserved for rarely needed actions.

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          freeheeler @Guest
          last edited by 11 Nov 2019, 16:33

          @silentvoyager
          I wanted to point out that garmin has apps 😉
          and Suunto not anylonger…

          living sideways

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            A Former User @freeheeler
            last edited by 11 Nov 2019, 17:10

            @TELE-HO Because Garmin is a smartwatch. And Suunto 9 is less “smart watch” than Ambit. It is trying its best to be a fitness tracker though.

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              freeheeler @Guest
              last edited by 11 Nov 2019, 17:18

              @silentvoyager
              I remember that I looked into the programming of garmin apps and noticed that it was waaaay to difficult for me… but something like this could be added for S-line watches in my opinion…
              we’ve got some smart guys in this forum 👍

              living sideways

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                Dimitrios Kanellopoulos Community Manager @Guest
                last edited by 12 Nov 2019, 13:30

                @silentvoyager lol really?

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                  freeheeler @Fenr1r
                  last edited by freeheeler 12 Oct 2019, 06:17 10 Dec 2019, 06:14

                  @Fenr1r
                  now since I’m trying to reach the miraculous 0.25%/h battery consumption and therefore have switched off everything incl BT by activating flight mode I absolutely understand your sync button request.
                  I don’t use an active BT connection at all and rather “waste” battery capacity for 24/7 HR than frequent sync triggered by aproaching watch to phone… I use sync once before an activity for the agps update and once after an activity for uploading.

                  when I recall the middle-age when I owned a Fenix 3, I remember that I pressed a button to sync thru wifi at home… (the BT device in the watch was somehow damaged and BT to phone took like half a night to sync)

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                    freeheeler
                    last edited by 10 Dec 2019, 06:48

                    while I’m thinking about a sync button it would be nice to have a shortcut button that opens up a customizable shortcut list.
                    one needs quick access to dnd, watch faces and light settings… another one prefers to toggle touch activation, alarm clock and flightmode…

                    living sideways

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                      Fenr1r
                      last edited by 10 Dec 2019, 12:22

                      @Durri deserves credit for suggesting that: I merely paraphrased and seconded. But good to know you’ve seen the (10% back-)light on occasionally maximising battery potential. Good luck with the 0.25%/h goal; is that an officially specified capability?

                      As for the shortcuts, customisable “master” modes would be nice: each including a set of configurable button/touch assignments, etc.

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                        isazi Moderator @Fenr1r
                        last edited by 10 Dec 2019, 12:51

                        @Fenr1r said in S9 Baro Wishlist:

                        @Durri deserves credit for suggesting that: I merely paraphrased and seconded. But good to know you’ve seen the (10% back-)light on occasionally maximising battery potential. Good luck with the 0.25%/h goal; is that an officially specified capability?

                        Sounds slightly over optimistic. Suunto states that the 9 can get to 14 days in time mode (so I guess without HR and sleep tracking, and not connected to SA all the time), and 0.25/hr means over 16 days (almost 17).
                        A reasonable number would be close to 0.3/hr.

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                          freeheeler @isazi
                          last edited by 10 Dec 2019, 13:14

                          @isazi
                          I quote @silentvoyager observation

                          “S9B consumed 13% of battery in 44 hours, including 35 minutes of GPS activity without HR and 1 hour of gym activity with chest HR while syncing only to MC. That is about 0.23-0.25%/hour or 5.5-6% per day.”

                          From my experience Suunto promised the batterylife for A3PS to be 20h with best GPS and HR but overachieved as I tested once with my older used A3P black. Hence there are expectations 🙂

                          What worries me a bit is that I don’t use notification whatsoever and no sleeptracking at all and I know for sure that my watch does sync only few times a day. And I don’t even get close to 14 days. When I disable BT the numbers don’t change much…
                          I would like to learn what uses battery and how much. I will do some tests regarding this. I will not go crazy about that and will not discuss 3 decimals… but some learnings would be nice, just to know ☺

                          living sideways

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                            bbx100 Bronze Member @Guest
                            last edited by 10 Dec 2019, 14:02

                            @silentvoyager said in S9 Baro Wishlist:

                            @TELE-HO Because Garmin is a smartwatch. And Suunto 9 is less “smart watch” than Ambit. It is trying its best to be a fitness tracker though.

                            What’s wrong with smart watch? Suuunto 9 and Spartan line could easily be smart watches. This can only raise up functionalities of the watch and increase selling. I personally wear my spartan baro all day, it tracks my steps and so on while I’m not exercising. Actually I exercise only few hours per week and other 99% I wear watch as a smartwatch? So I don’t see any contradiction between being smart watch and fitness watch. Actually suunto 9 and spartan lines are big enough to be smart watches too…

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                              A Former User @bbx100
                              last edited by 10 Dec 2019, 15:44

                              @bbx100 said in S9 Baro Wishlist:

                              What’s wrong with smart watch? Suuunto 9 and Spartan line could easily be smart watches.

                              A true smartwatch is a watch that can run an arbitrary application that you can load on it. Apple iWatch is a smartwatch. Garmins are to some degree. Modern Suuntos are not, although they might become with SuuntoPlus. Currently they are just fitness watches - their functionality, with exception of notifications, is limited to a very small set of fitness tracking functions.

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                                Durri
                                last edited by Durri 12 Oct 2019, 21:13 10 Dec 2019, 21:03

                                What is incomprehensible to me is why I have must to turn off my watch from economy mode when I want to use BT, while turning off flight mode . Wouldn’t it just be enough to turn off flight mode? Why so complicated?

                                I use my watch in economy mode and flight mode on. I work out three times a week and still have an incredible amount of clicks to turn on / off features.

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                                  isazi Moderator @Durri
                                  last edited by 11 Dec 2019, 01:02

                                  @Durri if you mean power save by economy, that should include turning off all external communication (Bluetooth), so having also flight mode is redundant.

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                                    Durri @isazi
                                    last edited by 11 Dec 2019, 01:18

                                    @isazi Yes, but I don’t understand the logic when flight mode is off I can pair devices only when the battery saver mode is off.

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                                      Durri @isazi
                                      last edited by 11 Dec 2019, 01:21

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                                        Durri @isazi
                                        last edited by 11 Dec 2019, 01:26

                                        @isazi Now I have tested: Battery saving off, flight mode on. Unable to sync! Flight mode must be off. Unnecessarily complicated.

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                                          isazi Moderator @Durri
                                          last edited by isazi 12 Nov 2019, 02:17 11 Dec 2019, 02:16

                                          @Durri sounds logic to me, how could you connect to external devices in flight mode? Think mathematically as two sets, one including the other. Power saving mode includes airplane mode, while the other direction does not hold, and this is quite logic. The two modes have different use cases, and are both useful. You should simply not select both, as one implies the other. However, the fact that a user can select both at the same time is some kind of UI failure. Best approach would be for power saving to shadow airplane mode, so you can’t select both.

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