Suunto - Suunto Run All Black

I bought Suu to RUN: Amoled screen and larger.

I find that the intervals on the RUN work well: there is a percentage countdown (circle) of the current action and a countdown of the current interval (numbering) https://preview.redd.it/eckij2dq60nf1.jpeg?width=2296&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c2a156fa3be6839cce913a9d2a0ef5e4840a8588

they are fairly different devices, Garmin is over 2x the price, and has features that the Suunto Run doesn't have such as 3rd party apps, incl. spotify etc., nfc payments, live tracking, plentiful support for bike sensors (Suunto Run only works with power meters), and then the coaching features you mentioned. Suunto does have a (pretty basic) coaching/training plan builder, but that's not compatible with the Run. Full comparison on DCR's site here: [Product Comparison Calculator | DC Rainmaker](https://www.dcrainmaker.com/product-comparison-calculator?type=watch&ids=163117%2C162960#results) I guess all depends on whether these differences are important to you and worth the big cost difference?

not compatible with the Run watch

Yeah it works using SuuntoPlus Guides, which for now at least isn’t supported on the Run. Hopefully they’ll add support in the future as it fits the target market of this watch imo. 

The 165 will check all the boxes. If you like the price but would like something capable of tracking even more sports (myltiaport especially) then the Suunto Run would be a great choice.

If you are using a watch that is older than 3 years its very likely (outside of apple watch, garmin, coros, polar and suunto) that it doesn't come close to matching current models accuracy levels - especially as most brands (wear os / apple / garmin / coros / polar / suunto / fitbit / huawei / amazfit) update the sensor and gps chipset every 2-3 years (if not more frequently) and there have been significant improvements all around. For example current garmins are either using the elevate 4 or elevate 5 HR sensor (from health 24/7 perspecive virtually immaterial difference in results, but from an activity perspective especially around strength and cycling their is a more marked improvement - plus the elevate 5 sensors include ECG and baseline temp monitoring) however the elevate 4 was a significant jump from the elevate 3 sensor (4 veritcal led lights) which was an even bigger jump from the sensor prior to that (3 leds in a triangular shape). Huge jumps and leaps have been made in sleep tracking too, and for most its way more accurate than it used to be - though don't get me wrong it still can be fooled (i.e. sitting/lying and being super inactive (i.e. reading / watching tv) and its possible the watch can potentially record that as sleep. Garmin Forerunner 165 - its on special on Garmin sales at just under $200. (or could look to see what deals you can find for the instinct 2 or vivoactive 5). These are all running pretty much garmin's latest version of sleep tracking which is way better at determining sleep duration (I find start time is rock solid and seldom gets fooled - if it does at the worst it records it as light sleep so doesn't really impaact recovery at all -as would be giving you that as recovery anyway and the recharge rate from light compared to resting is so simliar I haven't noticed a difference in recharge rate; and wake time is rock solid as long as using morning report - cause as soon as you access morning report it switches off sleep - so if you wake up and want to go back to sleep don't access morning report - the morning report front screen includes time so no need to access it until you want to be up and about). The sleep tracking algorithms are from firstbeat and includes the use of accelerometer, HR and HRV compared to the older garmin sleep tracking which per my understanding was accerlerometer based. You could also look at anything from amazift (stick to bip 6, active 2, t-rex3 or balance - as all running most current version of their software and alogorithms); Huawei including Fit 3 is worth a look; and could consider anything from coros, suunto (just released the run which should be around the $200 mark) and polar. And you could also look at fitbit charge 6, sense 2 or vera. There is also xiaomi but their HR isn't as good as the others... But worth noting the accuracy of optical HR is still impacted by skin tone, body comp, hair, tats, weight & size of watch, how you wear it and if doing an activity the activity type - and until you use it there is no way to know if it will be accurate for you or not. However for most people most of the sensors of the brands I have mentioned tend to do a good job re accuracy for 24/7 health metrics and steady state activities (walking, steady running etc).

Suunto Run rin!! Naghahanap rin ako ng mga nagamit ng Suunto kasi I felt that it's either Coros or Garmin lang ang ginagamit ng mga tumatakbo.

Hello, share ko lang my new watch Saw some reviews on the Suunto Run and got curious so I picked this up for 14.5k sa Shopee Suunto. This is a Finnish 🇫🇮 brand First yung build feels premium and light on the wrist, UI is malinis and smooth to navigate. GPS is really really good - super accurate and clean! Ganda ng mukha ng watch din hehe Battery life ok naman so far for daily runs and tracking. Cons: Limited watch faces konti lang talaga :( hope to get some updates so if you like customizing your look, medyo kulang. Overall solid value if you mainly care about training and GPS accuracy 👌

suunto vo2 max accuracy is incredible

I try to give you few options , -swim 2 : have everything for swimming but is really focus only on swimming, heart rate is really good , but if you want to do others sports than is lacking a lot. Have drills mode and don’t miss a lap normally. -Suunto run/run s , if you change the strap get an amazing hr underwater (outside of water is way worse ) 🤷🏻‍♂️, is perfect on lap counting , have integrations with Suunto aqua headphone who give you some extra metrics on head rotations ( is still a new come , so something isn’t perfect yet) , can use for any other sports , but doesn’t have any drills mode -instinct series , actually similar to swim 2 but less accurate on hr reading and sometimes miss laps , can do so many things outside water , huge battery , but as a swimmer I felt not worth for only swimming so I send it back - forerunner series , it come in 2 versions , the small 200 series (the last one is called 500) , and the 900 series , go for the smallest , is lighter have everything you need and more stuff you won’t ever use , for the fact is smaller it is more comfy to use in water and hr just little bit more accurate , never miss a lap , and got all function of swim 2 for swimming plus tons of functions for many sports - in conclusion I use many times the Suunto but because is missing the drills mode I go back to forerunner when I need it , than I still using swim 2 bought so many years ago , I use for css , but honestly just because I feel nostalgic on it , after swim with him for many years