Suunto Spartan Sport Wrist HR

Bought the copper version and it’s been going strong for 5+ years. Stylish enough to wear 24/7 with work wear. Battery health after this long is still ok for 3-4hr rides, but mobile notifications, 24/7 activity tracking and exercise will see you charging once every 1-3 days. Replacement battery service from Suunto Singapore is ~25% of the cost of a new watch.

Good feel and perfect performance, any movement you do it will sync and record to a calendar. Keeps it battery good and long and is lightweight. I love the graphical user interface which was engineered so practically. Soft and subtle vibration for your stresslessness unlike a ferocious garmin.

I can't say enough great things about this watch! I had several friends that bought the Spartan Sport watches after we all had Garmin series watches. The heart rate monitor on the wrist is pretty much dead on with a chest strap during CrossFit or HIIT training. The things this watch will do is amazing and it is also very dressy even to wear casually or church. Thanks Suunto for a great product!

I wish I could give this watch 4.5 stars. It's very good.I had the Garmin Fenix 3 Sapphire for almost 2 years. That was a fine watch--sturdy, consistent, tough. But I hated the menus and the sluggishness. The GPS took forever to work, sometimes making me wait up to 5-8 minutes just to connect to a satellite. To Garmin's credit, they kept pushing updates every month or so--although not adding any new features that I noticed.I've wanted a Suunto watch for a while, and when the Spartan Sport was available with HR monitor built in, I gave it a try. I'm glad I did. This watch is noticeably lighter than the Fenix. I can't say it feels as sturdy as the Fenix, though. Nevertheless, the Spartan appears to be well built.The GPS function is significantly quicker than with the Fenix. The Spartan will connect to a satellite within 30 seconds typically. The tracking seems consistent, although with a deviation from the Fenix. Running the same trial I always do, I know the distance I travel in a given stretch. I know what my Fenix said a stretch was, and the Spartan has a slight deviation. However, it's nothing that would alarm me. The difference is not more than 20 yards, as far as I can tell.The Spartan's menus aren't better than the Fenix's. The touch screen isn't great. It works, but clearly Suunto wasn't trying to create a true smart watch. The software is a little sluggish, too. It takes much too long to update my workouts through my phone. My Fenix would update the workouts within a minute of connection to my phone. This is not a problem with the Spartan's hardware. It's simply the clunky and problematic phone and watch operating systems. Suunto needs to make the process a lot faster.Suunto will require you to open a Movescount account. It's essentially a website where you can view your synced workouts, have access to the Suunto community, can create and subscribe to workout plans. It's a good feature. It's particularly nice to pick someone else's workout plan and see if you can do it. Some are very tough, while others are beginner level. They appear to have plans for a plethora of supported sports.Once you subscribe to a workout plan, you'll have to sync your watch. The real problem is that you can't start a planned exercise through the schedule screen. In fact, after consulting with Suunto, there's no way to just start the planned workout. You have to go through the exercise menus, select a workout, and then go.For example, if today I have a 4 mile run at 1hr period scheduled, I can see that on my watch. I can even see the next few days' workouts. But I can't simply hit the "Start" button and begin my 4 mile run. Instead, I'll have to navigate to the general exercise menu, scroll through the exercises, and then select Running. The watch will NOT track me specifically for the scheduled plan. You can still set parameters manually before you start the run, but that's just extra steps you have to take.Frankly, that is the biggest drawback to the watch. It's--once again--a software problem.Suunto simply needs to refine their applications. If they make things faster and implement some new needed features, I would give the watch 5 stars. Regardless, it's definitely a worthy purchase.

It’s good, functions and colour and body designs is good, but I found there is not much precisely count the walking data( a big difference with actual)Whiles the watch size is very big for ladies,my friends and colleagues say it’s too big for me🤦🏽‍♀️

I purchased this watch as a beginner runner and to help me “see” my progress each run. The watch is highly customizable and tailored around runners needs. The battery life is good and tracking/integration allows for quickly pushing results to other apps.

Wow. This watch is enormous, but so great. I track my swims, runs, sleep and steps. Easy to use. Charge lasts a long time. The pink is a pretty soft color and makes the watch less harsh looking.

This watch, and suunto with it, are a $500 joke.Yes, the hr monitor works more reliably than fenix 5 equivalent but the watch:1. Won't synchronize with iPhone app at all, only through computer2. Doesn't have simple features like a countdown stop watch. The model has been out for 9 months and they can't program it yet??3. Navigation doesn't exist anymore like it did on ambit 3 models. You can't view tracks from logged activities anymore on the watch itself and you can't use those tracks in any new activities.3a. No more navigate back during a run or a hike, all you see now is a dotted line and you're on your own to navigate it backwards, no tips or guidance whether you're on track or not.3b. As soon as you stop the activity you will not be able to see your track anymore, not even as part of the summary review!4. You have to spend about 5-10 minutes on your computer per activity to configure the screens, you can't do this from the warch directly.5. Watch interface is laggy6. HR 24h monitoring is laggy and it doesn't sync anywhere - after 1 day all data is lost. also, this is not a true 24/h monitoring as it only detects your HR for 10 minutes out of every hour and the sensor goes to sleep at night so you'll never know your true resting heart rate!7a. If you're going to monitor hr all day why not monitor sleep too? This does not exist.8. Watch is too big and silly looking to wear all day9. Watch doesn't tell you any of the running dynamics or vo2 performance like the ambit models did.10. battery life is pretty terrible, expect no more than 7hrs of GPS performance with all notifications turned off. if you keep HR monitor on during the day and do gps you're realistically charging this watch every 2-3 days, apple watch category!This warch, with its lack of features and broken functionality should cost $120, not $499. By the time, if ever, suunto gets to fixing all the issues the hardware will be obsolete and they'll move onto a new model. Really don't buy this - it was the biggest disappointment.If you're in the market for this type of watch either get the ambit line if you have to have a suunto, or get the fenix/935 line.I'm surprised that amazon allows for a promotional review to be posted on here and the doctor gave this watch 4* because he likes MacBooks... I'm pretty sure the doctor has no idea what to do with this watch or what market this warch is meant for, because it would be blatantly obvious how deficient this watch is.

I spent a lot of time researching the best sport watch for tracking multiple sports. Most watches don't work for open water swimming or paddling. This watch does it all! Love it!

Lo compré en Amazón prime day con un buen descuento y es una excelente opción para quien busca un reloj multideporte, cómodo y con buena duración de la batería

Très bon produit. Conforme au descriptif.

Después de pasar por varios suuntos reacondicionados,es una lotería ,este es el suyo el que está en parte bien,la pantalla no tenía arañados pero a la correa le faltaba el enganche para recogerla ,supongo de hay su precio ,le compre otra correa y perfecto,tamaño genial si te gustan grandes y sincronización con el iPhone y llegadas de notificaciones instantáneas,tuve problemas con el tiempo de notificaciones en un suunto ambi3 peak que te mostraba las notificaciones cuando le daba la gana ,vengo de otros relojes inteligentes como Apple Watch serie 3 y 4 y moto 360 ,mi deporte es la natación y correr y me va genial,actualmente no puedo hablar de él ya que no lo utilice 100% ,las pulsaciones me las marca bien ,muchos dicen que se le disparan,por el precio que lo compre me parece muy buena compra y con garantía ,porque el mercado de ocasión de este reloj se disparan y sin garantía

Dati sempre sotto occhio,aggancio GPS veloce,forse un po' alto rispetto ad un Garmin Forerunner 735,tutto sommato ok