speculations and rumours about upcoming Suunto watches

@Wilson75 said in speculations and rumours about upcoming Suunto watches:

I want to send it to Suunto support to fix it but I don’t want to have a free wrist. How long does it take from pre-order to ordering/shipping for new watch?

Some time ago I sent my A3P for the same reason and iirc it took less than a week from .it

Andi Buzer

@Freezer so you mean someone who’s name starts with a p ?

Freezer

@Andi-Buzer, actually no, one with a g. But the one with a p is also flashing it. Soon it will be the whole alphabet.

Jurjen

Maybe the bottle is some kind of external barometer that is required by the watch.

Ketoohs

Got my finger on the trigger.

Hope it’s a worthy upgrade over 9p.

isazi

@Ketoohs I hope it is. What I would miss is just the size, I really like the size of the 9P (and 9PP), it is so light, barely noticeable, and all rumors point at a larger watch.

Ketoohs

@isazi well I really hope the size iz 49mm and the screen is bigger. It is one of my biggest drawbacks with the 9p. Especially when I run a structured run I can sometimes barely see what it says.

The other thing is lack of power.

On the wish side there is treadmill accuracy, and hrv,sleep, life analytics.

mikekoski490

@isazi I agree. I have always had larger watches - from Suunto to Garmin to Coros - but I currently have the 9PP on a grey Suunto microfiber strap and it’s only 46 grams. It is easily the most comfortable ‘wrist device’ I have ever had, and the best looking. Hoping the upcoming announcement has a few upgrades and bug fixes for the 9PP too, since I bought it for its improved internals and ability to update to more advanced features!

isazi

@mikekoski490 the 9PP is not forgotten, it has a substantial update coming (May? June?) to the firmware for what I know, and if there is a new watch coming I would bet that all features that are not hardware dependent will also come to the 9PP.

Steven Limmer

@isazi what about us poor Peak neighbours? Any hardware updates in the pipeline? It’s been 6 months since anything? The app improvements have been brilliant, especially the Suunto Coach feature, but would love to know if you can get more out of the older watches.

DMytro

@Steven-Limmer I think at some point it was romoured that older watches should get at least one more update. But it’s been a while, and maybe plans got changed. Usually FW updates go live slightly after new watch gets announced. So we’ll find out soon enough.

isazi

@Steven-Limmer older watches should also get updates, for sure. As far as I know all watches we have have updates in the pipeline. Of course, newer watches are more capable and get more features.

@isazi said in speculations and rumours about upcoming Suunto watches:

@Steven-Limmer older watches should also get updates, for sure. As far as I know all watches we have have updates in the pipeline. Of course, newer watches are more capable and get more features.

Spartan and Ambit series also?

Steven Limmer

@isazi I absolutely LOVE my Peak - it’s the perfect size, and as a long term Suunto user, I’m happy with it. But it would be nice to have improved brightness / menu / power.

I could be very tempted with this new watch, depending on the feature-set, or wait out for the inevitable Suunto 7 upgrade (hopefully with external sensor compatibility; my actual Suunto watch…)

Steven Limmer

@André-Faria I’m a massive fan of the 9P, I moved from the 9 for it. So comfortable on the wrist, amazing for 24/7 wear. Plus its aesthetically pleasing

Richard Thygesen

@Steven-Limmer I also have a peak but doesn’t really need more functions. I don’t use all that is in the watch now but we all have different needs.

Steven Limmer

@Richard-Thygesen if I had a magic wand, I’d ask for better screen brightness, and running power.

The ultimate watch for me would be the body and features of Peak Pro, with an AMOLED screen…

MarcW

Really enjoyed reading all the excitement and thoughts here… I can’t wait until the 9th of May also

altcmd

@MarcW 9 or 10?

altcmd

Get the feeling Marc is toying with us.