9 Peak Pro

Staged update starting today. This update brings improvements and bug fixes. SUUNTO VERTICAL, RACE, RACE S: New features: Support for pairing multiple sensors of same type. Sensors will need to be paired again. Showing sensor information, like battery level and name Downloading maps now enabled also

It's preference really, Coros and Suunto are so close to each other about how everything works. Training and sports are the main focus for both. Suunto just has much more experience and that shows in features. Just returned from Coros Apex 4 back to Vertical 2. And it wasn't cause Coros was bad, I j

I’d go with anything that has a barometric altimeter if you want live elevation. GPS alone won’t cut it. My top 3 recos: Suunto 9 Peak Pro COROS APEX 2 Pro Garmin fēnix 7 All three btw are already exceptional watches in their own way and category, it only depends on what you’re willing to spend and

Yes, known issue with the latest firmware update for the 9PP. They're working on it. The current workaround is to downgrade to a prior firmware version: https://forum.suunto.com/post/159509

I’ve got a 9PP and a FR955, which is very similar to the 255. The 9PP has much longer battery life when recording activities. Materials quality is higher (steel/titanium and sapphire vs plastic and gorilla glass). The 9PP is a bit smaller, though not lighter. I find the Suunto route planner much bet

Hey! 🙂 I noticed the same thing when I started using the Suunto Vertical. The Vertical (and 9 Peak Pro) actually uses a different sleep stage algorithm than the Race series, so the detailed REM/light/deep plots you’ve seen on other models aren’t available here. On the Vertical, you’ll only see the s

My Suunto Ambit 3 Peak is pretty old now but still does the job well. I had to replace the band a year or 2 ago but that was pretty cheap (generic one.) In Trekking mode (60 sec ping) it used ~5% battery a full day (10 hours) of hiking but recently (this past weekend actually) It used 10% for ~8 hou

The Peak is an outdated model with ancient technology. As a longtime Suunto user, I honestly couldn't recommend the 9 Peak Pro to anyone with good intentions.

In terms of SW updates, Suunto is pretty reliable and regular, usually quarterly updates, unless there's an urgent fix needed. One example of the latter is the unresponsive HR from 9 Peak Pro users after the December update. Suunto pushed a hotfix for them last weekend so within 1 week. There's also

Will add here. Vertical owner aswel. Battery life is amazing. As example, yesterday my friend and I did 2hrs trail run, nothing too crazy, 11km with 650m elv gain, terrain was quite challengin and on some sections less known soo i needed maps (maps re not routable which means for navigation you need