Suunto Vertical is here

JonnyKarate

@Egika that’s good to know! I ended up getting the Titanium black one though. Either way, it’s a fantastic watch!

northeast_trekker

@isazi 1hr is much improved. still wish the x axis was distance not time. way more intuitive and useful IMO than time. the elevation graph will show a plateau if you stop at the top of a peak for a while. then later when you analyze your data it won’t resemble that whatsoever in the real elevation profile.

Mff73

sorry if already asked.
In the SV manual there is

But do someone notice that if you still long press (little longer) the upper button, when on 500m zoom, then the map is changed from outdoor to dark, then if you do it again from dark to map off, and the again to high contrast and again to map outdoor

Egika

@Mff73 yes, the super long press changes map style

v.sacre

@Mff73 Indeed and you don’t even need to be at 500m zoom.

Mff73

@v-sacre said in Suunto Vertical is here:

@Mff73 Indeed and you don’t even need to be at 500m zoom.

indeed, but super long press then will do both zoomout+map change

mikeorbreak

Here it is…

JonnyKarate

@mikeorbreak nice! If only the forest green band was back in stock in the US…

mlatej

What is a square? It is not visible in all copies. Is this normal? ![alt text]( image url)

JonnyKarate

@mlatej I have it in mine. I believe it’s part of the solar panel.

mikekoski490

Finally arrived. Ti solar black with addional Canyon strap on the way, as like the longer strap and will use 2 x button keepers.

Took a long time to get to Vancouver but well worth it. This really is an amazing screen and build and UI.

I’ve done a long ride and a run and no issues - map download easy and navigation working perfectly. Also, GPS acquisition extremely fast, and amazing accuracy.

Can’t recommend enough. Definitely an improvement on the S9PP for readability, as I can run 5 data screens for the first time - couldn’t even do this on Fenix 6X solar. Do miss the more easy to wear size of the 9PP though, but definitely a worthy trade off for function.

Nice!

Question for moderators - can the voice feedback dialect be changed or chosen? The voice is nice but I’m having a hard time with the current accent of the stock one, evrn though the voice is nice… ?

Brad_Olwin

@mlatej Not a square,that is the solar panel wire.

Walter Samuel

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Music in the watch is required by a large number of people. There is internal memory in the watch, so it would just be a software setting. Coros and Garmin have music.

Dimitrios Kanellopoulos

@Walter-Samuel because there is storage at the device it doesn’t mean that there is all the hardware to support, for example drm decoding etc. And even in the case of hw being there, or possible to do that it doesn’t mean that a) it’s easy sw wise , b) should be done. I am sure Suunto is not building a have it all watch, thus the name vertical.

Coros has mp3 support and the people that own mp3 has become a niche now-a-days. A proper implementation and b2b is needed for streaming services to download drm content for offline listening in the niche case that you are fine with paring your headset with your watch, having dropsouts , battery drain , and many other complexities (UI wise) for the few cases that you leave the phone at home. My humble opinion

gone troppo

Sorry music is nonsense on a serious training watch. I hope suunto sticks to its origins leave music for Garmin and apple

Luís Pinto

Suunto Vertical (rapid thoughts):

(+)

comfortable;
size of screen and fonts;
battery;
HW more fast even connection to app;
dual GNSS frequency provides the best tracks i’ve ever seen. Lovely! Simple reason?
maps (very well implemented taking into account the size of a watch’s screen).

(-)

just minor bugs.

EzioAuditore

@Luís-Pinto
My thoughts:

Pros:

literaly everything;

Cons:

Bike OHR (the rest activities are quite good, and by bike I mean very easy commuting not MB or Gravel - still have not tested those)

Ketoohs

@Hristijan-Petreski weight lifting is similar to bike. Very low OHR.

Otherwise the OHR for me is almost perfect, but did not have problems with 9p or Spartan either. Bit of a luck I guess.

EzioAuditore

@Ketoohs Yes its too low for me as well while biking. At some points ~70 beats lower when you are pushing. And once you drive more calmly it tries to catch up but again still too low. Which is weird since if you attribute this to the wrists being pushed is not valid since while core training I have no problem and I am driving my Gravel bike which does not require me to push my wrists.

Tieutieu

@Walter-Samuel said in Suunto Vertical is here:

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Music in the watch is required by a large number of people.

Nope. Those who want music in the watch don’t buy or shouldn’t buy suunto’s.

If I want music my phone is much more efficient.

I choose Suunto.