The older models are likely still available through resellers but it’s pretty common for companies to only promote their current models on their own site. There are some older models in the refurb section. My guess is the 9pp will possibly drop a bit in price to make way for the Race S but I do agree they would benefit with a product around the €200 - €250 mark to draw in new customers. I took the dive with a 5 peak when they were on sale as it was a safe way to try a brand I was less familiar with - and I was very happy with the move and am looking forward to the Race S.

@Mff73 ok, but I was referring to something about above 0 asl

@freeman1898 Maybe try their chat support? https://www.suunto.com/en-ca/Support/customer-support/

I have bought my Ambit 3 Peak from Amazon UK (before Brexit). Great value, 225GBP in 2018. It was sold as new and it arrived as new too. Didn’t have any issues.

@pavel-samokha Unfortunately I do not have that one anymore. [image: 1708887758141-img_1086.jpeg]

@Brad_Olwin I love my 9B and wouldn’t want to put it in a drawer for a long time, I’d like to still use it sometimes. I understand that in the future Suunto will not synchronize resources when changing clocks with old and new hardware. Perhaps this could work on new hardware? For example, 9PP and Vertical…

@André-Faria didn’t know it either ! (I find that S9PP seems pretty inspired by this one).

@marcrie If consuming from app rather than from watch and interested in all day measurements and not just when tracking an activity, then best option is Garmin as its the only one that uses a 2min avg on its HR graphing , most others are using a 5 or 10 min periodic or avg reading. Note that if checking the HR from the watch face its unlikely to be continuous as to save battery (whether amoled or mip) the HR data point on the watch face will only update periodically i.e. on Garmin its either a 5s or 1min interval - depends on the watch face build. Not sure of other brands but suspect its similar. To see active HR when not tracking activity you would have to open HR widget which does show active live HR. For continous HR 24/7 and not just during tracking (during tracking all watches offer continuous 1s reads): All garmins offer this as standard (its the only option). Wear os Pixel / Pixel 2 (note locked to android). All Fitbits offer this. Samsung GW series (wear os so locked to android) Not sure: coros, polar and suunto - I know that some suunto do but not all. Rest of wear os (fossil gen 6, ticwatch pro 5, xiaomi watch 2 pro). Doesn’t: Withings (10 min); amazfit (1 or 10 min), huawei (periodic or real time contiuous which is dynamic like apple watch in that continuous when being active but if sitting still i.e. inactive it becomes periodic). Wouldn’t suggest going outside these brands if want a level of accuracy.

@ey1972 thanks to all responders. i was thinking of something simple. not requiring me to manually combine anything. i agree that the app is the better place to do it. you can simply mark the logged activities and unify them into one “adventure”. this way you can combine even different sports. i also agree that it should not be done by pausing the activity in the watch. let me finish the day’s walk, start fresh the next day, but give me a simple UI to unify them later own or on the go in the app.

@Egika yup. I was joking about that mytic catchphrase

@Stefan-Kersting damn, I was hoping to meet you at the Vantaa parking lot. I am planning to bring my Metron in!

Protip: stop thinking about firmware and driving your own fomo. Simply enjoy whatever you’re doing.

@omunoz said in [Feature Request Navigation Zoom in curves]: Congratulations Suunto , how it looked before an how it looks now with the new maps implementation: [image: 1692689258833-c9480531-36fc-47c3-af4c-b74479381927-image.png] [image: 1692689274166-cac2ecd7-fcf4-4617-b774-d45feacb6b0c-image.jpeg] Now with the SV maps implemented is positive to view curves Great! We all see suunto’s progress in 2 years.

@gone-troppo the watch only talks with a phone, the app can run on an Apple silicon Mac but it does not have Bluetooth support in this case. It should work with an iPad though.