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Really handy for swimming, automatically taking time for exactly the trip I swam before the break and analyzing my swim. The downside is that you don’t count the distance if you go for kicks. The watch really has a lot of rarer sports. The watch gives a lot of information about my movement and goals. However, it does not calculate steps or calorie consumption correctly. Both are evaluated at the top edge. However, the idea gets. The heart rate often shows a resting heart rate during a sport until it suddenly finds the right heart rate and bounces on it for a moment. Can't properly train according to heart rate zones. Despite the bad things, I wouldn’t change because there are so many good things that not everyone can list them.

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The watch works great in normal use. Personally, I don’t rely on wrist heart rate measurement, so I don’t have this in sports use at all. An incoming call beep sounds even if you have set your phone to silent. That is perhaps the only obstacle to use.

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Excellent usability and sleek looks, but started to go off on its own almost from the start.

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Suunto has also moved forward in terms of user interface, which is a great device in all respects.

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Heart rate measurement on the wrist works flawlessly! The watch goes even on a thinner wrist.

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I was really disappointed with this. The wristband of the first watch suddenly broke. I got a new one. It measures trips by how it hurts, usually too little. It’s also pretty weird that when I sit at work, I get more steps than jogging. So don't measure steps in any way right! The heart rate is also completely wrong, measuring just too much. My heart rate isn’t quite guaranteed to ever be 217, though according to this it shakes there. I do not recommend.