Suunto Vertical 2 General Discussion
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@Tieutieu I think 3 bpm is significant but I can be wrong. Curious if other have the same problem.
Suunto Vertical 2
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I always buy the new top outdoor watch from Suunto as soon as it’s released because I’m a long-time fan of the brand. I do it to see whether they’ve finally fixed the old software issues and to check if I can finally recommend my athletes to use Suunto instead of Garmin.
But unfortunately, I keep finding the same problems:
1. It’s impossible to change data fields on the watch screens directly, without stopping the activity.
2. The activity data screens are limited.
3. HRV data, sleep data, and resting HR are not exported to TrainingPeaks.
4. “Feeling” and workout RPE data are not exported to TrainingPeaks either.
5. It has now also become impossible to add a customized energy consumption strategy.You can live with points 1 and 2 — it’s been like that since the Ambit 3 Peak and I don’t think Suunto will ever invest in decent software — but points 3 and 4 are essential for a professional product suitable for coaching.
I simply cannot recommend a sports watch that doesn’t natively export these key data to TrainingPeaks.Compared to Polar as well, it’s clear that Suunto has once again missed the train of high-quality sports watches.
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@JonasLarsson maybe try to switch watches during next nights (I guess you wear them one at each wrist ?) ?
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@Tieutieu Thanks, I’ve tried that.
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@JonasLarsson Hi Jonas, now that you mention it, since I started using the SV2, the nightly records have increased by about 3 beats…
I must also say that they have been or possibly altered by an increase in my physical activity and sleeping away from home…still too early in my case to determine.
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@Elmiuel said in Suunto Vertical 2 General Discussion:
@JonasLarsson Hi Jonas, now that you mention it, since I started using the SV2, the nightly records have increased by about 3 beats…
I must also say that they have been or possibly altered by an increase in my physical activity and sleeping away from home…still too early in my case to determine.
Hi! Interesting to see if you calm down
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Just tried fast walking/slow running to 7th floor. Started with 96bpm, ended with 98bpm.
To be honest, Fenix 7Pro wasn’t good too, but HR starts rising from 4th floor.
Tomorrow I’ll try bike commute to work and will see, if I have to continue using chest strap for this activity. -
@Jan-Suchánek said in Suunto Vertical 2 General Discussion:
@Egika said in Suunto Vertical 2 General Discussion:
You can make a guess how many percent of Suunto users have never configured a single custom sport mode.
Do You have numbers? I’m curious about that
. My guess is 40% because I think, that Suunto buy more sporty people which customize the watch. Garmin could be opposite IMHO, there I’ll guess 60%.Yes - it is more than 80% of users who only use the built in sport modes.
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@Egika Maybe I misunderstood it. If it refers only to creating a new activity profile, then I get it. But if it also includes modifying predefined profiles/data fields, that percentage seems really high to me — and it just shows that the vast majority of people use the watch as a fashion accessory :-).
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After a few days with this wonderful watch I cannot understand why they decided to change menu after swipe from top to bottom where now are only sports categories
In my opinion previously (I compare V2 to S9B) was much better
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@Jan-Suchánek the number is referring to the users who are not customising data fields. Just using the “basic” predefined ones".
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@Egika Wow! So for Garmin it must be 95%. Now I understand why nothing ever happens at Garmin with reported bugs. There’s no reason to fix anything when the vast majority barely use the watches, and therefore don’t have any problems…
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@Egika That’s crazy number. It’s unimaginable what a bubble we’re in here on this forum.
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@martintrail yes we are!
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@isazi i had a better OHR with a non-suunto strap, a stiffer strap is required in my opinion.
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@JonasLarsson Hey, for me it is the opposite !
Since SV2, my minimal night HR has dropped by several beats.A3S | S9B | S9P | S9PP | SV1 Ti | SV2 Ti
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So how is the flashlight? Does it shine brightly enough? Can anyone write a comparison with, say, the Enduro3? I’ve read mixed reviews about how bright it is, so I’d like to hear the opinion of someone who owns a V2. Thanks!
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@martintrail its very bright 🤩 it brings light in the darkness
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@v.sacre Hey, what can I say, it’s weird. Several beats makes a difference.
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@Jan-Suchánek or some sport people do not change what is not broken. I mainly use watch for running/hiking sometimes cycling/skiing, haven’t changed any fields for quite some time. For running I mostly need pace, time and distance and HR for trail running/hiking - the same + maps. It is all there, all the other numbers are just unescessary.
I like to analyse stuff when it is uloaded to the app afterwards.
Just wanted to say, that people are different and have different needs, that does not mean that folks use watch as a fashion item only
