Reviews Suunto 9 Peak Pro Forest Green
Reviews Suunto 9 Peak Pro Forest Green
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Jan, Vysoké Mýto
Rated 01/02/2024, variant Suunto 9 Peak Pro Forest Green
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Very high quality workmanship. Connectivity with the app without problems.
I hadn't read enough about the watch and thus didn't expect features from it that it simply doesn't have.
Solid accuracy with the right activity settings.
Updates will continue to evolve for the better and push the watch further in software.
I was a bit surprised by the sleep monitoring settings from - to according to the time range. Nothing major for me.
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Jakub, Praha 10 - Strašnice
Rated 19/01/2024, variant Suunto 9 Peak Pro Forest Green
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Overall I would recommend the watch, I have been choosing it for a long time and within the available types (spring 2023) it has a good price/performance ratio and is sufficient for my needs, and most importantly it lasts a really long time.
The watch has a great battery life (in basic mode without activities it lasts up to 3 weeks). If I measure some activity a few times, the time is of course proportionally shorter, but I didn't get below 1 week.
I have swum repeatedly in salt water and the watch still works. However, it is important to always wash the watch well with fresh water, including the strap, so that salt does not precipitate somewhere. Unfortunately, the clamping mechanism of the original strap rusted (I had to break it with pliers and replace it with a new one).
The connection to the mobile works fine, I just get the same notifications repeatedly unless I delete them from the bar on my mobile - but that's about the mobile settings.
Good connectivity with the Strava app
It also measures depth and approx. ambient temperature for recreational breathing/instrument diving, but (minus) it can't function as a dive watch (it doesn't measure decompression times) - you have to have another, special model for more than double the price.
the watch looks elegant until you scratch the outer edge of the relatively soft aluminium body - then the original colour shines with silver chips/scratches that you can't get rid of.
I've had the watch for about a year and lately it won't measure my sleep activity - hence the star down. For now, I'm trying to figure it out on my own. Up to this point, at least the basic parameters (sleep duration, time awake, REM/nonREM sleep, heart rate) were measured quite well.
Swim measurements may not be very accurate, or you need to pay attention to the gps calibration - it takes longer to catch the signal - I recommend loading it on shore, then pause and start in the water, unless you want to skip the position several times and distort the distance swum, which you can trim only on the edges and through the Strava. PS. The distance swum is loaded with a relatively significant delay - about 30s-1 minute. Don't be alarmed if you swim fast that sometimes you'll jump 100+ meters at a time after taking a short break in place. I suspect that the watch doesn't have a good signal when it is plunged and it is harder to estimate the position.
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