Published: 2021-04-19, Author: DC , review by: dcrainmaker.com
It's good to see this update, as well as of course the recent Suunto 5/9 updates a few weeks ago. The three new tiles are a good blend of things that both athletes and non-athletes would find useful, which, is sorta the mantra for the Suunto 7 – trying to...
Published: 2020-12-10, Author: DC , review by: dcrainmaker.com
Abstract: Back by popular demand, DesFit has just published our sprawling 2020 Sportswatch Year in Review video, where we iterate through nearly 20 different watches from the beginning of the year to the end – discussing the highs and the lows. Last year's video ga...
Published: 2020-09-10, Author: DC , review by: dcrainmaker.com
Ultimately – the functionality as implemented worked well, aside from the lack of notifications. It's a good step forward for Suunto, and having the underlying maps there makes it look pretty nice. You can see above that there is additional data in the ma...
Published: 2020-02-25, Author: DC , review by: dcrainmaker.com
I was initially excited about the prospects of a Wear OS based Suunto watch. Sure, it'd come with all the baggage of Wear OS battery life and other Wear OS quirks, but it'd also fill a huge (and growing) gap in Suunto's lineup on how to compete with other...
Durable, high-end design, Solid performance, Accurate GPS and heart rate sensors, Plenty of workout modes and health features, Two-day battery life
Activity metrics split up between Suunto app and Google Fit, Incompatible with external HR sensors, Wear OS has limitations that hinder the overall experience, Too pricey for the feature set
The Suunto 7 is a solid first effort as a full-fledged smartwatch, but I'm not convinced going with Wear OS was the right move. There are software limitations that make the Suunto 7 feel less like a traditional GPS fitness watch, and the lack of external...
Published: 2020-12-21, Author: Scott , review by: ausdroid.net
I have used a few dedicated sportswatches in my time but most of them have lacked the smart capabilities. The Suunto 7 offers the best of both worlds. Not only can it perform nearly all functions that you would expect a sports watch to do but it looks gre...
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Published: 2020-10-28, Author: James , review by: impulsegamer.com
The Suunto is well-made time-piece that gives the user access to a fully fledged smartwatch with a sturdy health and fitness platform. However the battery is a little low, especially if you exercise a lot or use the GPS. I'm also confused as to the juggl...
Abstract: If you're reading this thinking how accurate are the run cycle tracking, or bike tracking, or swim tracking on the Suunto 7 – look away, this is the story of a fat bloke with a stylish new smartwatch with some serious capabilities.At $799 the Suunto 7 i...
Published: 2020-02-24, Author: Stephen , review by: techguide.com.au
Sleek design, Cover smart and sport watch needs, Offline maps, Great battery life
Need more watch face options, Needs to be faster to display the time
The Suunto 7 watch can satisfy both smartwatch users and sportswatch users in a single device with excellent mapping features, connectivity and impressive battery performance.Related PostsNixon Mission SS smartwatch review – the device with brawn and brai...
The Suunto 7 is a pretty unique offering. Its WearOS base gives users the flexibility to access major apps that they can install on their wearable. Along with that, the legacy and expertise of Suunto give the watch a top-notch build that can rival any rug...
