Suunto Core 2
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Unfortunately the Vertical 1 Titanium is smaller, same weight (with same strap), same depth rating, same features plus Solar. So I cannot justify the buy
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But I want that Watchface (MIP optimized, not like the Vector thing)it has a lot more features. not just the solar
it has gps, accelerometer, HR, SpOx (ok neither works great) , applications, color display etc… I have no idea what the core 2 audience is but I would assume is a G-Shock type of
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Steps (synced to Suunto app and shown on the watch and in the app) are accurate, compared to a pedometer in the pocket.
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Any chance of pictures with the red back light? I see it stated as feature but not pictures about it
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Any chance of pictures with the red back light?
Race S
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@thanasis Sure, I compared the watch features. I am separating between Sport Trackers and Watches in my daily life. So I normally don’t wear the Vertical as a watch, but I would do it with the Core.
But if the Vertical is also the same or better in this discipline its hard to find a reason to buy. If I wouldn’t have the Vertical I would be very tempted -
@Squirrel Interesting Review. But why just 2m depth sensor (the Core has 10m) and no user accessible log (my old Altimax had it)
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why just 2m depth sensor (the Core has 10m)
Downgrade for sure. I haven’t seen the watch, but wonder about alleged poor daytime readability. Is this STN, or TN LCD panel?
Wonder why Suunto did not upgrade the display to monochrome MIP.
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It’s a beautiful watch, that’s for sure. But it seems Suunto didn’t really change much compared to the original core. In some ways it’s even a downgrade. When I’ve seen that there will be bluetooth I was hoping there would be some kind of recording (altitude, time, depth etc.) or even some simple poi/route guidance with location data from mobile phone. I mean it’s still core, it’s beautiful looking watch, but I feel there was much potential and they kind of missed a shot…
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It’s a beautiful watch, that’s for sure. But it seems Suunto didn’t really change much compared to the original core. In some ways it’s even a downgrade. When I’ve seen that there will be bluetooth I was hoping there would be some kind of recording (altitude, time, depth etc.) or even some simple poi/route guidance with location data from mobile phone. I mean it’s still core, it’s beautiful looking watch, but I feel there was much potential and they kind of missed a shot…
It’s upgradeable though…
Race S Titanium
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I like it! Must…resist…
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@snow sure. But if they planned to include any of more advanced feature mentioned, wouldn’t it be better to fuel the hype right from the start? We’ve seen how initial buggy software or missing feature gets a bad word in reviews and the information that is has later been addressed with updated hardly ever gets an updated review. (eg. Suunto race with jerky scrolling or bad HR).
Unfortunately, I don’t think there will be any significant upgrade for this watch. But I’d be happy to be proven wrong.
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A bit of repetition on the website:
Maybe one of the mods can let the right person know?
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