Suunto 9 Peak Pro?
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@Jugger No, funny is that long term issues/behaviors seem very similar for different hardware devices.
So, or new hardware is not so powerful or is not optimized by software (that derives from old softwares as well).
That’s my actual reason for not buying a S9PP and keep training with S9P and B, I don’t find sustancial improvements and seems that S9PP behavior after months of use is very similar to S9P. -
@jjpaz said in Suunto 9 Peak Pro?:
@Jugger No, funny is that long term issues/behaviors seem very similar for different hardware devices.
So, or new hardware is not so powerful or is not optimized by software (that derives from old softwares as well).
That’s my actual reason for not buying a S9PP and keep training with S9P and B, I don’t find sustancial improvements and seems that S9PP behavior after months of use is very similar to S9P.Since Spartan, all Suunto watches are getting the same behavior after months, my s9p’s gps was very good at the beginning, then I got the speed drop months after.
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@zhang965 said in Suunto 9 Peak Pro?:
@jjpaz said in Suunto 9 Peak Pro?:
@Jugger No, funny is that long term issues/behaviors seem very similar for different hardware devices.
So, or new hardware is not so powerful or is not optimized by software (that derives from old softwares as well).
That’s my actual reason for not buying a S9PP and keep training with S9P and B, I don’t find sustancial improvements and seems that S9PP behavior after months of use is very similar to S9P.Since Spartan, all Suunto watches are getting the same behavior after months, my s9p’s gps was very good at the beginning, then I got the speed drop months after.
… not (at all) true for every Suunto watch. Did not have it with the Spartan, and still have not had it with my Suunto 9 Non-Baro. My wife and two friends with non-baros did not have any issue like that at all. Speaking for me and my wife only: I usually do not even have any soft-resets between the firmware-Updates.
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@Shrek3k said in Suunto 9 Peak Pro?:
@zhang965 said in Suunto 9 Peak Pro?:
@jjpaz said in Suunto 9 Peak Pro?:
@Jugger No, funny is that long term issues/behaviors seem very similar for different hardware devices.
So, or new hardware is not so powerful or is not optimized by software (that derives from old softwares as well).
That’s my actual reason for not buying a S9PP and keep training with S9P and B, I don’t find sustancial improvements and seems that S9PP behavior after months of use is very similar to S9P.Since Spartan, all Suunto watches are getting the same behavior after months, my s9p’s gps was very good at the beginning, then I got the speed drop months after.
… not (at all) true for every Suunto watch. Did not have it with the Spartan, and still have not had it with my Suunto 9 Non-Baro. My wife and two friends with non-baros did not have any issue like that at all. Speaking for me and my wife only: I usually do not even have any soft-resets between the firmware-Updates.
I got a Spartan ultra and a S9B, then s9p (I had the lag issues), s9pp(so far so good), could it be an issue on the barometer?
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How do I lock the buttons and the touch during activity and out of activity?
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@skifun
long press lower button in activity. in watch and pause mode, not possible.
touch is inactive by default during an activity, but you can activate it in custom battery mode -
Ghost sport mode !
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@freeheeler Thanks, man. Is there a place from which I can download more watch faces? I find the the preinstalled watch faces not good and hardly customizable.
Which exercises are the best to be used for push-ups and sit-ups?
When I pause an activity, does the gps turns off or is there a “resume later” mode, so that the gps is turned off and the watch goes back to a watch face? During an activity, is there a way to leave the activity running normally in the background and bring the watch to a normal watch face?
It seems the watch overcounts a little bit my steps, compared to my F7XSS. The sleep tracking of the later has always worked great for me. Now it says my sleep was crappy and do feel like crap. My Suunto says I slept great, my resources are at 95% and I’m ready for the day
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Yesterday I made a couple of unboxing pics but no idea how you post pics on here.
So far, I like the watch. I like to keep my watches before my wrist bone, my wrist circumference is small, so the watch lies quite comfortably on my wrist. -
@skifun
there’s no way to add more watch faces. only the small fields can be changed to what’s pre-defined.
I don’t do workouts in a way that I let the watch count the repetition, hence I can not advice here, sorry.
the watch keeps satellites connected when pausing afaik in order to quickly start again after a pause.
resume later isn’t available.regarding sleep tracking, the accuracy depends on your rest HR settings. if they are too high or low, the watch gives wrong estimation.
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@freeheeler from where and how do I fix the RHR settings?
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@skifun
settings, general, personal and then rest HR.
I use avg sleep HR plus 10 as a rule of thumb to get rest HR -
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As I already said I like the watch. One of the things that I bloody hate is the lack of two more buttons.
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Sunday evening: a weekly report on the watch. Nice function, I like it.
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@skifun Do you really need the five buttons?
I can understand that without touchscreen (F6 and Forerunners) but with touchscreen…How is the comparison with F7X?
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Coming from S5: Three buttons are fine. There’s whole left side of the watch to support the thumb when operating buttons on the right. Good design.
What I miss however is the ability to cycle screens to the left. Being able to cycle only to right is super annoying, especially when I want to go 1 right to check the navigation and then 1 left to get back to data screen.
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@jjpaz Yes, I do. The touch for me is only good when I use the maps on my F7X. That’s my second day with the Suunto, so it’s way too early for comparisons. For me the F7X is the better device.
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273 steps while I’ve been asleep? Awesome
, I had no idea I was a sleepwalker 
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Saturday I put the watch in charge (it was at 40% but I needed more autonomy) but when I went to put it on the screen was all black, as if it were off, I tried to hold down the upper button for 12 and more seconds but nothing, he’s still dead, after contacting assistance
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@gambacorta said in Suunto 9 Peak Pro?:
Saturday I put the watch in charge (it was at 40% but I needed more autonomy) but when I went to put it on the screen was all black, as if it were off, I tried to hold down the upper button for 12 and more seconds but nothing, he’s still dead, after contacting assistance
Send it back to Suunto support for repair.
If you keep it as is, congratulations, you get a true all black, all black edition.