My bet for a potential S6 would be a refined version of the SSSWHRBaro. New gps chipset and other minor under the hood upgrades as with the S9. The differences between the Ultra and the Sport-lines are essentially the battery capacity and the materials used. Can’t see a reason why they wouldn’t go with the same strategy again, but this time making the only model available the “HR + Baro”, as these features are the standard amongst the competing brands and models. They might also opt for more clear separation between their top end and mid range products by not including software features such as the intelligent battery and FusedTrack on the S6. These are mainly related to battery consumption and wouldn’t be paramount for the “mid-range consumer”.

@mi_chael said in Question about elevation: @martin C’est joli par chez toi… Merci !

I looked in the topic you linked to, but gave up after found so much stuff but not the one I was hoping for… @sartoric

@jthomi Maybe with launch of S5 and S7… In concern to functionality, i’m not. I didn’t see important sport features.

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos hope I’ll say the same about the Trainer in 2/3 years time

@peegee one more advice could be to let it drain it’s battery.