I’ve been testing this for a week.
I’ve finally finished it.
The results are as follows.
These results are my personal comments based on my personal use.
Watch: Suunto Vertical Titanium Solar
Fw: 2:44:46
App: iOS 3.2.0 Beta
The watch hasn’t been removed from my wrist for 24 hours.
No exercise has been done. (daily use)
Daily use: Activated usage during testing:
24/7 wrist-based HR tracking
Wake-up reminder
Constantly connected to phone (Bluetooth and Wi-Fi)
Notifications (I receive a lot of notifications, email, SMS, etc.)
Manual sync at least 5 times a day
Media controls
Pedometer
Blood oxygen monitoring
Sleep tracking
Automatic altitude adjustment 3 times a day (connects to GPS)
Wake-up alarm every morning
Wrist-based alerts on
Sound notifications on
Race 2 watch interface
According to this table, I found my daily battery consumption average to be 9.3% between 8:00 AM and 8:00 AM the next day.
Sunlight also plays a role here, but it doesn’t exceed 0.3% at most.
I also tested under the sun, so I’ll briefly mention that. I left the watch charging in the midday sun, and it charges at most.
If the battery is over 94%, it reaches 100% in an hour with sunlight, but if the battery is less than 94%, it doesn’t increase even 1% in an hour. Furthermore, after a while, the watch goes to sleep, decreasing its consumption.
As a result, some features need to be updated automatically through the app,
more Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connections,
more watch interface complications,
and the fact that my watch is 1.5 years old,
I think this increases battery consumption.
You can factor in the FW update.
Regards.
Translated by Google Translate. (Original text: Turkish)