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@TELE-HO
It looks a lot brighter in the photo. I’ve played with it a little bit and certain colors look brighter than other colors on the watch faces.
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@Kristen-Maria
does somebody know the screen technologie s9 vs fenix?
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Just for the sake of chatting … I’ve set backlight to 30
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@Kristen-Maria I have found gold and green colors are easiest to see, the others appear much dimmer to me. I have my backlight at 30% and turn on standby only in winter.
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@Brad_Olwin
s9 seems to have a completely different screen technology than fenix 3…
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I wear two watches, one is S9b another is a normal automatic watch, I never use s9 for time.
I have to move several time my wrist to find a best view on s9 time mode. it’s not convenient during a business meeting or dating…
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I am not happy with the height measurement of the barometer, this is usually far off even if I calibrate this each time at the beginning of a hike.
Therefore, I would like to know if there is an option to measure the height via GPS
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@Jonas-Imholz You have a separate thread for this, can we keep one conversation and not two?
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first short evening hike with my new S9B… so far, very nice watch!
the track is not too accurate but for slow activity like hiking acceptable… i’ll check all settings tonight… I only had time to setup the sport mode before the hike -
I understand those who wants 24/7 tracking and OHR but I would love to see the possibility to turn off step counting. At this point, only Garmin allows you to turn this completely off. It shouldn’t be too difficult.
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@Torbjørn-Høstmark-Borge
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after using my s9b for the first time the first thought I have is why is it not possible to toggle the use of satellite systems? I see you can select gps, gps+glonass and gps+galileo… it would be nice to use galileo alone or galileo+glonass
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@TELE-HO i know, but a minor group (including me), are a little bit more prone to addictions than others. Reaching 40k steps each day is a killer. It really helps when you can turn that feature off.
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@Torbjørn-Høstmark-Borge
then you better leave it switched on and face your addiction to overcome it 
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@Torbjørn-Høstmark-Borge
Lower the goal to 100 -
@TELE-HO impossible
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@sartoric 100 steps a day?
. I’m more l kind of a 1-point-something-million…But it should be possible to turn it off.
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@Torbjørn-Høstmark-Borge
I’m working in an office and try to move in my free time a bit… sometimes I don’t even get 5k steps
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@pilleus There’s actually a reason expensive watches with built in OHR tend to have worse readings than cheaper fitness trackers: weight. The heavier that one-sided weight is on your wrist, the more likely it is to bounce around a little and mess up the HR data. So, yes, generally that base-model activity tracker is going to track your heart rate during activities like running better than an S9 or a Fenix. It’s paradoxical, but it’s a limitation of wrist-based HR.
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@TELE-HO Thanks for your advice, I’m new to this forum, so after reading a bit here, I thought this was the best place
