Race

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

I think mip watch would be best for an adventure watch, the race is not even an adventure watch for Suunto but a performance watch, the adventure watch in their lineup is the vertical The best watch is the one that fits yours needs not the one someone else tells you it’s the best (otherwise don’t be

It's simply what the market wants. People are accustomed to AMOLED displays - they're coming from Apple/Google watches and they appreciate the visual quality, even if it means sacrificing battery life during sports activities. Most users aren't familiar with MIP technology, and when they encounter s

You're crazy, doing a review after running 80 miles! 😱🤪 Anyway Suunto has a confusing line of watches with a lot of overlap: Run, Race S, Race 2 and Vertical 2. If they had made the Vertical 2 with an improved MIPS display instead, things would be so much simpler and you'd get a watch with 90 hours

Suunto pros: - Suunto industrial design, UI design, screen quality, and build quality is ridiculously good.- Native support for pace, power, and HR zones. (Coros is cagey about power.) But I'd hedge this by saying Coros HR/Pace zones and fitness estimates are better. Suunto is a bit of a chore to ma

I had the Suunto race s last year when it came out. I chose it over the larger race because it had a supposedly updated HR sensor and zone training was important to me. The software on the watch is great because it’s simple - but on your point about it being a fitness watch, I felt the HR sensor was

Habe die Race 2 getestet und sie leider für die 970 zurückgegeben. War ein Fehler. Habe mir jetzt doch die Vertical 2 geholt und werde die 970 verkaufen. Ja, bei Suunto sind es 70% weniger Daten und Funktionen. Doch irgendwie hat man von den Daten auch nichts. Die 970 ist gefühlt die von der Optik u

See my post here:https://www.reddit.com/r/Suunto/comments/1s6le3x/small_annoyances_are_so_bad/They seem to have prettier design and app overall is more consistent. But training plans are really just a joke, importing from other systems - works, but you don't get any feedback from watch, other then step

Late to the party but … you nailed my main issue with Suunto. Compared to Coros you can’t fully customize your data screen. Let’s say you only want 1 data field (big) you can’t do that with the Suunto, on the Coros you can. I really really want to love Suunto (as it’s an EU-brand) but I always have

I have the same issue with Race 2. No S+ apps, and random laps from no where. And it is destroing my Runna workouts. First, the auto lap issue, so I disabled it as recommended by Runna, now this new shit! Suunto build amazing watches, but the system and algorithms is a joke!