Suunto's newest watch is the 5 Peak

[freeheeler]

@traileyes
interesting… as a completely uninformed person I am very surprised. Especially about the naming… what does “peak” actually mean now?
This watch has no barometric sensor and I could understand that this is basically an S9P without baro, hence an S9 (nonbaro) successor and sibling to the S9P as S9 was to S9B…?!

[ChrisA]

@markytarky awesome - thanks. The S5 is my favourite Suunto and this seems to be a great successor

[Mff73]

Cool, thanks.
No baro ? not for me
Wait for next, next one.

[DMytro]

@traileyes is there any release date known? I couldn’t find anything on Suunto website, nor any other source.
I wonder if release of the watch will be aligned with release of some cool new features, like those that S9p introduced.

[A Former User]

@freeheeler peak maybe stands for all the things that can not be measured… peak moments… I would say also lightweight, thin… feels comfortable… Also old 5 didn’t have a Baro

[TrailEyes]

@dmytro Suunto’s PR firm told me that the launch of the 5 Peak is today (Jan. 20), but yeah, I hadn’t seen anything on the site yet either. I def wanted to link to it in the article.

[Theo Lakerveld]

@traileyes this 5 Peak isn’t on the Suunto website yet. Does that mean that you’re a bit early with your anouncement?

[freeheeler]

@mff73
as mountain men we need baro
I am really curious about next releases, too

[A Former User]

@freeheeler maybe S11 or S9 peak max

[wmichi]

This is a nice looking watch and very lightweight - great! But where are the innovations? Look elsewhere. Maybe next time.

[markytarky]

@freeheeler it’s shame they didn’t include the baro sensor. I think it will be worth it, even if the price will jump to $349 due to its presence. But they know better. I’m still wondering that Coros pace 2 for $199 has everything inside. How the heck they are doing it?

[Richard Thygesen]

@markytarky said in Suunto's newest watch is the 5 Peak:

@freeheeler it’s shame they didn’t include the baro sensor. I think it will be worth it, even if the price will jump to $349 due to its presence. But they know better. I’m still wondering that Coros pace 2 for $199 has everything inside. How the heck they are doing it?

Cheap labor?

[Likarnik]

Let’s wait for full S5P specs, but if S5P had baro I’m not sure if I would need S9P anymore

[A Former User]

@markytarky 245 doesn’t have a Baro also. I like the idea of a minimalistic watch (lightweight) for flat running…

[freeheeler]

@markytarky
I don’t know any details about that watch and I might be on thin ice here… but if Suunto had added a baro sensor to S5P it would be an S9P, or am I completely wrong?

[TrailEyes]

Looks like at 4:15 am U.S. Eastern Time, there will be a video premiere of some sort spotlighting the 5 Peak, for those who are eager to see more of the new watch: https://youtu.be/u-bg-fNg-t0

[wmichi]

Maybe there‘s not only the adaptive training plan on the watch, but finally also user defined structured workout support introduced. If so, Suunto would make me very happy

[Łukasz Szmigiel]

Let me guess: there’s still no compass.

[markytarky]

@mountainchris fair enough. I have nothing against it, just discussing I will never buy it as I’m in the mountains and woods 90% of my trainings.

[A Former User]

@wmichi or user based recovery (depending on fitness, training, sleep) or stamina