@zapatista said in Title: Long-time Suunto user — bitterly disappointed with the Vertical:
@wakarimasen That was as part of a controlled experiment in an attempt to understand how the watch was programmed to behave (because I was none the wiser after studying the manual)
Of course I wore it too! It’s fatuous of you to suggest that I didn’t!
The backlight goes off after 8 seconds, on or off the wrist. Like it or not, you’re stuck with it. £500 watch with no adjustable backlight, and no possibility of adding that feature for “technical reasons”?!
Come on Suunto surely you can do better than that. Other people can!
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