Race 2

I'm looking to upgrade from my Garmin Fenix 6S so I'm trying out all the major watches that I could get for under $500. From left to right: Epix Pro 51mm, Suunto Race 2, Coros Nomad. I've used the Epix Pro for around 3 weeks and have to return it soon if I don't decide to keep it. It's an excellent

It’s a tricky question and I’m a comparable situation I think you should first define your needs and things that you don’t want Coros and SUUNTO have both made their hardware evolve recently with new processor that will allow labels on map for exemple Suunto is in my view a bit late on the software

I'm actually returning my Suunto Race 2, the mapping and navigation on it was just too weak for me hiking. The maps don't have trail names and POIs which matters a lot to me especially when my plans might change midway into a hike due to bad weather, closures, or other hazards. Also I don't know if

I’m not here to argue, but you’re incorrect. Apple Watch ships with offline mapping capability, and includes things like text in maps which Suunto doesn’t do. Using an app that’s a $4.99 payment you can have incredibly detailed offline maps that can show you a map and have your stats on the screen a

This is a completely different thing u/slimak131 (It's an issue that needs to be solved but it's something in a very concrete situation, not a general faulty thing for the whole navigation like the one I was posting). Also, believe me, the POI thing is FAR superior in Amazfit. Suunto does not even h

El GPS de Suunto es muy preciso y a la par de otros fabricantes en condiciones óptimas; cuando le metes en problemas, pierde la fiabilidad mucho antes. Tema diferente es, que desde la propia marca y sus "expertos" (españoles), aquí nos han vendido la película del mejor GPS de la historia y se aleja