Suunto 9 User Reviews and Ratings

Relógio leve, preciso e extremamente funcional.A bracelete é muito confortável.Um upgrade muito bom.

Es mi 4 suunto y cada vez mejor. Muy cómodo. La pulsera de tela mejor que la de silicona...no suda la muñeca.

Excellente montre que j'utilise en randonnée avec mon compte komoot en utilisant la fonction guidage de la montre. Elle est très légère, je la porte jour et nuit. Ce que j'apprécie par-dessus tout, c'est la simplicité d'utilisation des montres Suunto: les menus sont clairs et simples (pas des centaines de menus cachés).

Ma montre avait probablement un défaut d'altimètre, ou nous ne savions pas l'utiliser.... Quoiqu'il en soit même la garantie dépassée de 60jours, j'ai contacté la SAV (à partir de la commande), après un échange très technique du SAV et en moins de 15mn, j'avais un échange standard sans frais supplémentaire.La nouvelle montre est reçu en 48h et elle marche parfaitement.Suunto ne nous avait jamais déçu auparavant et là encore ça été plus que professionnel.N'hésitez pas et si vous attendez un peu... prenez la suunto 9 peak (selon les modèles elle est souvent en rupture de stock :)

Looks great! Does everything I want!

I have using the Spartan Ultra for a little less than two years. I use it as an everyday watch and for walks and runs. I have always wished I had a HR monitor on the watch because I do not like the chest strap (even if it is more accurate. I was excited to try out the Suunto 9 and see how it compares to the Spartan Ultra.To start, their appearance is almost identical. There are a few modifications that make the 9 seem a little sportier than the Spartan, but if you have identical watch bands on them it would be difficult to tell them apart. In fact, if you are a fan of the Spartan interface (not sure if all the Suuntos use the same interface) you will notice that the 9 has the same interface.To test the the Suunto 9, I wore it, and my Spartan on the same runs through my neighborhood. The courses I run are either 5K, 10K, or 9mi depending on the day. All the courses are suburb running with no trails or canyons to interfere with GPS. I have run these courses over the last two years, so I have good data in movescount for them.I noticed the GPS on both were almost always identical. I did not have any issues where one watch failed to connect to GPS during a run and had to extrapolate data. So the GPS in the Suunto 9 passed with no issues.The elevation was another thing. I have always had issues with the Suunto watches giving me different elevation readings on the same run. i am not sure why, but this continued with the 9. I don't worry that much about it, because I don't concern myself with the elevation.I did enjoy having the HR monitor. Finally, I was able to add that data to my runs. While not as accurate as a chest monitor, having some data is always better than nothing.I found little difference between the watches, and I really enjoy the HR monitoring. I plan to switch out the green wristband that came with my 9, and make this my everyday watch. If it has a longer battery life, like others have mentioned, then this will be the perfect watch for me.

For perspective I have a Garmin Vivoactive 3 which retails around $300 as a GPS watch. My needs are to: Tell time, have GPS accurate for walking and running, receive text messages.Both watches do all of the above in spades and I had honestly never heard of Suunto prior to getting this watch. After about 2 hours of wearing this (which is more expensive than the Garmin by a good amount) I liked this one a LOT better than the Garmin. Here is why:-I love the ability to have the backlight at different percentages because it doesn't get bright with hand movement, only if you press the side button. I just want to see the time in the background without doing anything easily and this does that well.-There are not a lot of watch faces, but you can change them easily on the watch itself and quickly with different colors. Garmin you need to download them. Garmin has way more options, but ultimately the options on this Suunto I like better even through there are fewer.-This is a larger more substantial watch than the Garmin. A bit heavier which is plus/minus but it FEELS like something impressive.-The number one thing I love more about the Suunto is that GPS is easy to access, fast to activate and accurate. The garmin had a margin of error about 7-8.5% which is quite a bit. The Suunto on over 10 runs has been within 1%. Seriously, that's crazy! Also, you can get to GPS in three clicks on the watch and it activates much faster than the Garmin which at times drove me crazy just waiting for it to find the satellites.Other notes:-I like the band and found it comfortable, but did not like the lime. For $49 I purchased a black version and it is easy to exchange them. No tools needed as there are sliders to unlock on each band.-This watch is big so make sure you want a watch face that big. On tight fitting clothes at the wrist it is tough to get out.-Battery life is way better than Garmin. I went on a 4 mile run with GPS and It took 4% battery. The Garmin would have taken maybe 15%. I charge this every 5/6 days or so.Overall it is handsome, works well has a streamlined app and just doesn't try to do too much. I do get my messages on this watch from my iPhone and my only gripe is that I wish the vibration were a bit stronger but it does allow you to have a beep as well. Garmin tries to be a smartwatch and GPS athletic and it is OK at them. This is a sport watch for GPS and it is awesome at that.

The 9 G1 Baro is Titanium is lite weight. I use the watch primarily for cycling and hiking. The battery life has been excellent lasting for over a week depending upon what I am doing. If you decide to buy this watch I would recommend only down loading the Suunto app to your phone and not downloading the Movescount app to your phone. I have issues with syncing the watch to Movescount on my iPhone particularly after i have synced with the Suunto App... If you link your watch via the USB connection to your computer, the Movescount page does come up and does summarize your activities. Suunto has made it known that the Movescount app will be retired by 2020... I have not tried planning a route on the Suunto app yet, but it does look easy to use....i like the Suunto app on my iPhone and have had no issues with it. You get what you pay for... This is a high quality activity tracker...This is a great activity watch...

it's a very good watch, high quality, nice look, battery last more than one week even I do a lot of exercise. It halo me records my training. GPS is very precise.

I recently received the Suunto 9 GPS Watch and I absolutely love it! The watch comes with a USB cord that has a magnetic strip on the end that attaches to the watch back to charge it. It pretty much locks in place when you try to attach it which makes this very simple to attach and charge. I am an avid runner and have run several marathons over the last 10 years so I compared it against my current Garmin 235.Here are the main pros and cons as it relates to this watch:Pros:-58 sport modes as well as a custom mode customizeable watch face-GPS relatively accurate compared to a Garmin-Movescount and Suunto apps provides good information about your run-Exceptionally Long battery life that includes the ability to adjust the GPS signal to save battery life as well as a low power mode.-Very comfortable sports watchband with two straps to hold the band in place versus the typical one strap-Accepts notifications from your smartphone-Provides heart rate but seems to run higher than the Garmin by about 10 bpm-Provides step count although it may run high because it notes that it may include arm movements-Tracks your sleep, although seems to under-report versus Garmin. I think this is somehow tied to the fact that it asks you to provide normal sleep time and normal wake time and if you get up to go to the bathroom and go back to sleep close to your normal wake up time it appears to assume you have woken up for the day. I do like the fact that it greats you with a good morning when you do get up!-You can swipe on the watch face to get to all of the individual screens or tap on certain screens for it to move between different pieces of information on that screen.-The Suunto app just recently partnered to upload to Strava which is great so you can notify all of your friends on Strava automatically about your training.Cons:-Suunto Software app has issues even between the 2 apps Movescount-Also, a little confusing as to why there are 2 apps. Would recommend consolidate into on e app-Doesn?t interact with some of the popular apps like MyFitnessPalOverall:An excellent multi-sport watch that is very comprehensive to meet most of your needs.

I like everything about this watch

Excelente producto. Muy potente.

Excellent GPS watch for sports in the nature and in the city. Great after sport analysis App.

I love this product. It has similar features as my Spartan Ultra but a LOT LIGHTER to wear. Plus factor being a wrist HR watch, unlike my Ultra where I have to keep wearing the HR monitor to track my activities.

I didn't like screen icons

I love this watch. It looks good and the battery life is awesome. Professional reviewer are too critical. I'm a novice and mostly track workouts. I'm glad I bought this watch. App is only downside, but gets better everyday. Awesome Watch!

I have used it for swim and bike.Nice distance determining in the pool. But sometimes adds extra lap when change swimming style in the middle of the pool.Fast and accurate GPS locating. Sometimes shows incorrect height in the start point. But it seems that I do not give enough time for GPS locating.

Excelente ... cumple perfectamente con mis expectativas.. y aún cuando habla leído comentarios no positivos de la app suunto.. esta opera perfectamente.. yo práctico triatlon y me resulta muy práctico.Adicionalmente tengo un fénix de garmin.. y la pantalla de suunto es notablemente superior.

Nice watch very tough, but glitches sometimes not connecting through Bluetooth need some work to connect them

El mejor reloj multideporte, fiable y bonito.

I practically tried almost all sport watches out there (Garmin, Samsung, Apple, etc).None of them come even close the battery life that this device offers.If u r a serious athlete don?t waste your time and money with anything else.

This watch looks good, feels good, and has a great battery life.

Nothing I dont like love it

Great watch. Excellent battery especially for a smart watch.

The best sport watch

Es un buen reloj para hacer ejercicio tanto indoor como outdoor

The best watch ever!!!!!

Read many comments about problems with the app experience and so on...I have cero problems at all so far, this is a great watch for runners

Nice and value for money

Works as described. Good tool for working out. Great quality. No regrets