Review on Smart watch SUUNTO 5, burgundy copper by Felicja Zajc ᠌

In theory, they should spend their money on "FIRE." Of course, the ordinary app doesn't provide as much analytical training data as Strava does, but it's not as "wretched" as many people describe on these comments, and it's more than sufficient for most uses. If I were to redesign a standard app like Garmin, for instance, I would increase the quantity and variety of dials available. Includes advantages: Aesthetically pleasing (in my opinion), capable of handling any form of training on its own, feature-rich (I don't need any more), precisely positioned via GPS, reasonably priced: I negotiated a raise and took the job for $18.500. Some drawbacks It's a little inconvenience, but the screen size and brightness are also subpar. It takes a long time to sync with the SUUNTO smartphone app (almost 2 minutes). Training outcomes in the SUUNTO app are slightly different from the ENDOMONDO app's statistics (1-3 seconds, not critical, but still).