Suunto 9 Peak software update?
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@Kosta said in Suunto 9 Peak software update?:
SW updates are important, because sport watches are not only the pure tools for sport, for me and many my friends it is just funny gadgets.
When this gadget regularly changing and became better with new SW features it is like get new one, and it is cool))
And also SW updates grow up loyalty to company - we bought expensive things and you support it 2 or 3 years, it is modern market reality. Impossible make a top gadget and forget about this after year, nobody will buy next gen after that.The story repeats itself, Spartan s9b and s9p
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@Kosta I wonder where did you learn that the S9P is not supported anymore, or that it has only been supported for one year (BTW it is almost one and a half year old already). You must be talking with some special sources, because as far as I have heard so far the S9P is still supported by Suunto.
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There is a software update coming up and if all things went to plan that would have been already the case.
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@isazi yep, I understand, it was just a common thoughts, not exactly about s9p or another Suunto watch, just about importance of SW updates in general:)
My main idea is that now we buy thing (any gadget and even car) not “as is”, but with hope, that will became better with time with new SW. -
@Kosta we all enjoy that journey, truth be said.
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@Kosta I would prefer a snappy UI instead of new features.
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@gi0vanni O, my main wish for this update is option for turn off some widgets, because I don’t use stress level and Daily HR=)
And HR monitoring is slowest widget on the way to alti/baro or weekly stat widgets. -
@Kosta I’m with you concerning turning on/off widgets.
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@Kosta I agree. I had experience with the S9P but mine had some issues early on (it was a demo). I really appreciate that the S9PP widgets can not only be moved around to prioritize them in your scroll, but widgets can easily be taken off or put back.
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@zhang965 but what do you mean, s9b got support for 4 years. I get that Spartans were only supported for 2 and that might have been too little for some, but 4 years is solid and it’s not over yet.
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@DMytro
spartan was also a step down in battery life compared to A3P… I’ve looked at spartan back then but wasn’t convinced compared to A3P.
IMO spartan was the first step of Suunto into smart-isher watches and they learned and improved from it
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Here is my shopping list for the next update:
- Ability to set the NGP in the activity fields. without going through S+.
- A field on the navigation screen like HR, pace or another. This has been requested for a long time…
- S+ Sryd screen with heart rate in one field.
- Interval number on split sessions + better readability.
- Improved readability in general.
- Detection of the type of swimming for the swimming activity.
- Possibility to select the widgets we want to have in the watch. (Some of them don’t matter to us).
- Ability to put one or two S+ screens in a sports mode without having to do it on the watch every time we start an activity.
- Ability to do a daily HRV test and have it in SA.
- Automatic detection of thresholds (HR and power).
- Vibrations for split sessions when we leave the work zone.
Not sure if we will have all this in the update
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@Frederick-Rochette said in Suunto 9 Peak software update?:
Ability to set the NGP in the activity fields. without going through S+.
A field on the navigation screen like HR, pace or another. This has been requested for a long time…I like these two especially!
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@Frederick-Rochette said in Suunto 9 Peak software update?:
Possibility to select the widgets we want to have in the watch. (Some of them don’t matter to us).
It is already possible via SuuntoApp no ?
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@v-sacre for 9 Peak Pro: yes.
For 9 Peak, no. -
My bad, I didn’t read correctly the topic title
Thought we were in S9PP topic. -
I am charging my watch for tomorrow.
Watch: Suunto Vertical Ti
Blog: isazi's home
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@isazi You’re so kind with us !
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@Kramble why?
