Suunto Vertical 2 General Discussion
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@martintrail Really? I think the cases of the watch looks nearly identical.
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@Sportsfreund me also. Id struggle to tell them apart!
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@martintrail said in Suunto Vertical 2 General Discussion:
I don’t know why the titanium color is so black? The V1 titanium is much nicer.
I agree, Suunto experimented with different shades in the V1s. The Race S is nice, the Race is too white and the Vertical was perfect.
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@Stavrogin As I have a scratched V1 I see that its not the colour of be material, it is from the coating.
I would prefer an uncoated version, but maybe then it shines too bright
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@VoiGAS I would not of thought so. I have a few titanium things, a couple of bikes being the biggest. They are brushed and dull. I also have a Titanium watch from Tissot that is dull.
I’d quite like a brushed titanium V2
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@VoiGAS I agree. For looks it is the titianium, for durability it is the standard. The standard bezels really can take a bit of stress.
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@Stavrogin You are right - the Vertical is my first Titanium Suunto and the only one with scratches. Amit3, 5, 9P and Race S were really tough with the steel bezel. On a smaller/lighter watch I would always choose steel now - but Vertical Steel is too heavy
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@Audaxjoe Yeah, me too. Beeing a big fan of titanium on Citizen Watches and Bike parts. I also have a lot of Titanium in my leg, so we have a very close relationsship ;-). What I can say is that not all Titanium is the same - my Citizen Watches are great and free from any scratches
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I think with brushed titanium scratches don’t matter, on the bike for example you can just sandpaper them out!!
But I am not sure how much of the V2 is titanium, is it just he bezel? Would it look odd if this was a different colour?
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I got my new Vertical2 today. I wanted to download some watch faces from the watch. Unfortunately, the app isn’t showing any preview images anymore, so I can’t see which ones I want. What’s going on now?
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@Sportsfreund is the watch updated? usually they need an update when new.
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@Stavrogin yes today delivered from Vantaa. Mean the store. There are all watchfaces only white.
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@Sportsfreund Yeah! I think this is known by Suunto. I have the problem as well. There was a problem with the 9 Peak Pro. It just erased all the watch faces. Suunto fixed that in a few days, but since then the watchfaces are not shown in the app. On the watch I don’t have problems
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@pavel.samokha Hi, I’m experiencing something with the V2 that I didn’t experience with the V1: after starting a run between not too tall buildings (4 floors), the route recording is almost always lost and inaccurate, the way back is always fine. The V1 has basically never made a mistake at the same place. Has anyone had a similar experience? The GPS fixation before the start is the same, i.e. several tens of seconds.
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@Martin-Vrska It’s worth waiting a few minutes before starting your activity. The AGSM data may be out of date. A green GPS indicator doesn’t always indicate a perfect signal. As you can see, during the run, the signal stabilized and the results were accurate.
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Hello everyone,
I just learned that on the Suunto Vertical 2, manual SpO₂ measurement via the widget is no longer available. The feature has been restricted by software, reportedly for battery life reasons, and now SpO₂ measurements are only taken automatically during sleep.
This information has been confirmed by four different Suunto specialists. I find this very disappointing, especially for a flagship device that is meant to support outdoor and high-altitude activities, where real-time SpO₂ monitoring is often crucial.
I’m curious to hear your thoughts on this restriction. How do you feel about a flagship watch limiting such a core health and performance feature?
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@AYHAN-YILDIZ said in Suunto Vertical 2 General Discussion:
Hello everyone,
I just learned that on the Suunto Vertical 2, manual SpO₂ measurement via the widget is no longer available. The feature has been restricted by software, reportedly for battery life reasons, and now SpO₂ measurements are only taken automatically during sleep.
This information has been confirmed by four different Suunto specialists. I find this very disappointing, especially for a flagship device that is meant to support outdoor and high-altitude activities, where real-time SpO₂ monitoring is often crucial.
I’m curious to hear your thoughts on this restriction. How do you feel about a flagship watch limiting such a core health and performance feature?
While I disagree that this is a core health and performance feature, for me it is still there to be enabled from the widget.
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@Sportsfreund Update to the latest firmware.
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@Brad_Olwin No. Was an App Problem. Fixed since last week.
