Review on Smart watches SUUNTO 5, white by Alvin Sia ᠌

The two most important points. 1. On the treadmill, the pedometer is lying quite somehow fiercely. On the track 3km, the clock counts 5km. And most importantly - it can not be corrected later in the clock. When synced, they transfer the same crooked data to suunto app and to Strava. In the Suunto app, you can at least edit the mileage, but not in Strava, and incorrect data also remains in the log on the watch. Accordingly, the analytics of this race is as oblique as possible, I even had a negative speed! 2. The date flew twice. Here, in general, a mega fail - it's a watch, hello! I wake up, look at the clock, it shows a plus hour with the phone. Then I looked at the date, they show December 1st. Actually, it was December 4th. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ The explanation for this jamb, perhaps, is this - on the eve of the failure there was a training session in the gym (according to the Treadmill program) before which the clock was looking for gps, of course, they did not find it. Since this was one of the first workouts with the watch, I have not yet figured out how to turn off the search for satellites in advance. I suspect that the watch tried to ate the date based on the satellite data, did not receive data, and set a random date. Why does the track mode default to zhps? Mystery. All preset modes must be configured and edited by hand for yourself, as the default dials are uninformative or too overloaded with data. There is no notification about leaving the heart rate zone. It would be useful, when running, you have to constantly look at the clock. The application is crooked, usability is so-so, you have to get used to it. From time to time, when importing to Strava, data disappears, for example, several minutes of heart rate recording. Just a gap in the graph and that's it.