Developers, please fix the 9PP vibration!

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@Łukasz-Szmigiel it’s been over 2 years now (and why not fix it with just 9PP? on the countdown of the timer, the vibration is soft, which is needed - so it’s easy to fix programmatically, they just don’t listen to users. and why is there such a long and bad feedback from suunto?(

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@Łukasz-Szmigiel and thank you so much for taking part in the discussion

[Brad_Olwin]

@Евгений-2 I prefer it louder, some others may as well. The 9 Peak was too quiet and easy to miss. Not sure all agree here but I doubt anything will be done about it. I had the coating peeling from my HR module on the 9PP, the new module is noisier than the old one.

[Łukasz Szmigiel]

@Brad_Olwin said in Developers, please fix the 9PP vibration!:

I prefer it louder, some others may as well.

Cool. Now let users decide. Just as it’s done with backlight.

It’s a shame that such loud buzzing is a thing with nicely designed and elegant wearable the 9PP is.

[suuntastic]

@Łukasz-Szmigiel agree. Also Vertical for me for daily not usable. Too loud. Too hard. Shouldn’t it be quiet but subtile noticeable by feel, not by noise?

[Łukasz Szmigiel]

@suuntastic I really don’t get it.

Design an elegant watch series that can be used for sports and in the office, comfortable and elegant to wear 24/7 and at the same time don’t polish it enough to be useful and pleasurable to use in all the environments it was designed to be used.

While I admire Suunto’s approach to design - overall, some aspects of Suunto’s UI/UX are just sloppy.

Things like haptics, usability bugs being transfered from version to version, stubborn approach to certain design features like button lock, backlight, etc.

But the last update gives me hope that perhaps something is changing as the amount of QOL changes introduced in the last firmware is pretty substantial (although not without its own sloppiness).

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@Brad_Olwin The vibration should be felt on the hand, but the vibration should not be audible to everyone nearby. if you decided to increase the vibration power compared to 9 peak, why did you do it so carelessly?((

[suuntastic]

@Евгений-2 thats why it is called vibration and not tone

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@suuntastic 100%

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@Brad_Olwin and another thing: a rattling vibration is not much more felt on the hand than a soft vibration, but there is noise and rattling. why not at least make the soft vibration longer for those who need a more tangible vibration? why didn’t the testers pay attention to this problem? and again, the question is, if there is a problem with this, how to bring it to suunto, where to get an answer from them… I’ve just been looking for a watch that I like for a long time. and if Suunto had replied that this problem could not be solved, I would have continued searching for the watch or switched back to 9P. And I’m sure most users don’t like the 9pp vibration((

[Brad_Olwin]

@Евгений-2 I think it is the hard ware choice used for this watch. The Race S is much better… During testing the vibration was very weak. Making it detectible is the result. The testers did note the rattle and mine was fine until the module was replaced. We (testers) don’t control development.

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@Brad_Olwin thanks for the reply. and why, knowing about this problem, suunto will not programmatically fix it… They just don’t want to, or is it very difficult to do, what do you think?

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@Brad_Olwin you’re talking about hardware, but 9pp can vibrate gently. so they can be customized…

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@Евгений-2 I wish you good health! I sold my 9pp titanium slate-I still couldn’t get used to that vibe. I ordered 9p all black titanium.