@Brainicus
Pssst, careful with that negativity or they’re going to bury you in downvotes ^^
@tieutieu
Improved a lot’? One of the most ‘exciting’ updates was simply getting the system to run smoothly, just because Suunto couldn’t even bother to properly optimize their own software for launch day. Navigation is still struggling, the maps are still limited compared to the competition, the weather forecast is still limited, and smartphone connectivity is still severely lacking (just look at the missing DND sync). Setting an alarm is a century behind the competition (even a basic Casio does it better), even a simple timer function is terribly executed, and let’s not even bring up watch face customization.
Sure, you can always excuse all of this with a simple: ‘well, it’s strictly a sports watch, not a smartwatch’ – but if that’s the case, given the ratio of capabilities and features to the price tag, it must have been one of the most overpriced watches on the market, considering it launched at €800.
It’s just sad.