Suunto Vertical is here

[A Former User]

@Ketoohs said in Suunto Vertical is here:

Did a TP guide on a treadmill. With the 9p when I pressed the lap button the guide went to the next interval. Today on the Vertical it recorded a manual lap.

I think that’s the exact behavior I’m seeing on S9PP, quite possibly a correct behavior. Pressing “lap” records manual lap unless TP workout is setup to explicitly skip to next interval:

[trailcafe]

@ChrisA this happened to my Press release watch sometimes too. Switched to another screen and when I came back any timelier, map appeared. I cannot reproduce that behaviour, but sometimes maps are lost.

[zhang965]

@dombo said in Suunto Vertical is here:

I also got mine today. The worst experience is to create all sports modes from the scratch, so I will be happy about new watch tomorrow. I hope Suunto will solve this, because I will have to stay with this watch forever coming from S9B impression about new UI is very good.

Yes, it’s a horrible pain to reset anything, now I use only default sport mode.

[zhang965]

I downloaded map for Île-de-France, it takes up to 15 minutes! we are back to 2001

[Wilson75]

@zhang965 it was quite long to download maps

[A Former User]

Not sure if it belongs here, but does anyone know how this works in the SA?

A workout recorded with the S9PP looks like this:

A workout recorded with the Vertical looks like this:

The information about he watch is missing. Is this intended?

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

the download does not take long it’s the unpacking of really compressed data and creating indexes that does. That’s why the charger requirement.

That said you can downloaded a whole country in a couple of hours and never worry.

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

For those having map issues did you download one region or more than one ?

[A Former User]

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in Suunto Vertical is here:

it’s the unpacking of really compressed data and creating indexes that does.

You need Middle Out! Paging Richard and Elrich from Piped Piper…

[Mouse Cruiser]

@mikeorbreak Here are some comparison pictures S9B and SV
You asked for it

[ChrisA]

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos I only downloaded one area, around me. I’m in the process of downloading the other two around me, since I live exactly in an area where three tiles meet

[trailcafe]

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos had it with 4-5 regions (Upper Bavaria, Tyrol, South Tyrol, Carinthia, Switzerland) as well as with only one (Upper Bavaria)

[mikekoski490]

@Miš-Kan Great photos. Can you turn the screen on for the Vertical as a comparison? I keep hearing the screen resolution is so much better than 9 Baro or Suunto 9 PP, but I haven’t seen any real world photos yet to compare.

[TonyG]

@mikekoski490 said in Suunto Vertical is here:

@Miš-Kan Great photos. Can you turn the screen on for the Vertical as a comparison? I keep hearing the screen resolution is so much better than 9 Baro or Suunto 9 PP, but I haven’t seen any real world photos yet to compare.

Also can anyone do a series of photos comparing to S9P§ on wrist, height etc please

[A Former User]

@mikekoski490 said in Suunto Vertical is here:

I keep hearing the screen resolution is so much better than 9 Baro or Suunto 9 PP

Screen resolution is better but then the screen is larger. The pixel density is the same between SV and S9PP. SV should have the next generation MIPS panel though, with improved contrast and brightness.

[Stefan Kersting]

@Brad_Olwin 175/69 here and I am very satisfied with the S9B. Yes it is big but I need a big display, difficult to see the numbers on a small watch when wearing lenses So I am very happy that the Vertical is almost as “big” as the S9B

[mikekoski490]

@NickK Thanks. I heard the pixel density was also improved. 240X240 vs 280X280 for the Vertical as well (or is it basically just the same because the screen is larger?). Still - would be nice to see some photos from those of you lucky enough to have your Verticals up a running already!

[A Former User]

@mikekoski490 It’s 1.2" diameter 240x240 for S9PP and 280x280 for 1.4" SV. Of course, in our day and age display “pixels” aren’t necessarily equal physical screen pixels like in the days of yore, but at least on Garmin or COROS side, with a similar progression of resolutions you’d be hard pressed to see more pixels in larger screens. They have more data yes, but the rendering is the same.

[Mouse Cruiser]

@mikekoski490 Big difference between screens. Suunto Vertical screen is much brighter.

[Likarnik]

@mikekoski490 another pic, during workout. HR zones ring looks funny because it’s so thin and thus pixelated and uneven width (especially top one). It would look better to be wider like zone in use