9 Peak Pro

I love it and think it's a steal at the current prices, but also realize I might be in the minority. I wore a Vertical 1 for a long time, but picked up a titanium 9PP last year when they went on sale and it's now my preferred everyday watch. It does everything the SV1 does minus maps and is so much

Suunto 9 Peak / 9 Peak Pro are very underrated. I've just sent my 9 Peak Birch White Titanium in for a battery replacement. It's my daily watch even on formal occasions. Which was why they were so great. A 100-200 mile ultra is too far for me, I'd get too sleepy so I don't need a Vertical. Wish ther

The bands that come with the Suunto Run are extremely comfortable. The Tun is significantly newer than the 9PP, so it will have software support for many more years than the 9PP. The Run software is snappy and will most likely receive new features in the future. I have found the Run to be the most c

I just asked this last week: https://www.reddit.com/r/Suunto/s/U0w5O0CfPH. At the end of the day, it is an older watch. Yes the case and sapphire is beautiful and the price is very enticing. The sensors are older and at some point I won't be surprised when support for it abruptly stops. I am decidin

Hey there, Good call leaning towards Suunto. It's a fantastic choice if you want to avoid the feature-overload and app clutter of other brands and get a watch that's durable and easy to use. For your main activities – mountain biking and hiking – the choice between the two Suuntos you're looking at

Nur um dir die Entscheidung schwerer zu machen, möchte ich da mal die suunto 9 peak pro ins Rennen werfen. Klein, leicht, günstig, extrem gute Akkulaufzeit, Trackmode gegen GPS Ungenauigkeit auf der Bahn. Aber: kein oled Display, nur basic Smart Watch

I WANT to drop Garmin and get a Suunto. Everything time I do (9 Peak Pro & Race 2), within a month I am back to my Garmin. Suunto’s ecosystem is not very customizable, lacks a depth of information, and frankly looks dated. Their physical watches are infinitely better than Garmin and are priced more

Vertical is in the same boat as 9 Peak Pro at this point. Both nice watches, but once it ends its production cycle, Suunto stops actively testing its firmware on those models. E.g. the last FW update for 9PP came a month or so after it was already available on other watches due to "beta testing". No

The only real issue for me is the size, to be honest. I’ve also had a few bugs with the 9 Peak Pro that made me look into Garmin. Several times this year my watch wouldn’t sync with the app, and I had to restart it completely just to get it working again. I really like the Suunto app and the overall

Hi! I went from a Garmin Fenix 8 to a Grit X2 Pro. I don’t really miss anything. Of course, the flashlight was handy, but not something I actually miss. I love the simplicity of Polar, and the watch also feels better on my wrist. It’s less bulky, sits better, and (in my opinion) looks much nicer. Po