La course Suunto 2 smartwatch is on the horizon, with a major retailer listing providing an early look at its features, conception, and specifications. The new model builds on its predecessor with a more refined design and some key hardware upgrades, though many of its core functionalities remain the same.
Refined Design and Upgraded Display
La course Suunto 2 maintains the 49mm diameter of the original watch but features a slimmer profile, trimming the thickness down to 12.5mm. It is also lighter, avec le composite version weighing 65 grammes et le stainless steel model weighing 76 grammes. A titanium model is also mentioned. The overall design appears more polished, with the side buttons and crown blending more seamlessly into the casing. The device features a new snap-in charging connector and a more compact rear sensor layout. A key visual upgrade is the high-contrast AMOLED display, though it’s currently unclear if the screen size will be bumped up from the current 1.43 pouces.
Enhanced Performance and New Features
The watch confirms dual-band GPS with multi-satellite support, offering an impressive 50 hours of battery life with GPS enabled. En mode montre connectée, the battery is expected to last for 12 jours. It comes equipped with sur 115 modes sportifs, including activities like trail running, natation, vélo, and skiing. New software features include ClimbGuidance, a recovery tracking system called ZoneSense, et Suunto Coach. L'appareil prend également en charge Ghost racing and offers voice feedback during workouts when used with Suunto Wing headphones.
Prix et valeur
The leaked pricing indicates a notable increase from the original model. Le titanium version is listed at €599, suggesting the stainless steel model will be priced around €499. This represents a roughly €100 price jump compared to the original Race, which has recently been discounted to around €299. This price increase may be a point of concern for some consumers, especially since many of the core navigation and outdoor features-like the compass, weather alerts, and heatmaps-remain unchanged. The main upgrades appear to be the thinner build, a better heart rate sensor, and the new ZoneSense recovery system. It’s also worth noting that offline music support has not been confirmed, though the voice cues hint at some form of audio integration.
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