SUUNTORace S Sports Watch, Lightweight GPS Multisport Watch, Menstrual Cycle Care, AMOLED Touchscreen & Digital Crown, Advanced Health Supports, Dualband GNSS, Offline Map, 13Day BatteryClimatePartner certified

Overall a great watch for the price. Has the features that you want and need at some that you would not expect at this price point. I replaced the band but that has to do with personal preference rather than function. I would highly recommend this watch to anyone that is looking for a reasonably priced smart watch synchronise is really well with the app whether it’s on iPhone or on android.

I did a lot of research in order to choose the watch I thought was right for me, narrowing down to the Suunto Race S and another leading brand. I wanted a watch with a fitness tracking, mapping function, a watch face that is not too large as I have small wrists and not too expensive. My research also included the ease of importing a GPX file.I am really happy with my choice. The watch was easy to set up; it isn't huge on my wrist; there is a comprehensive user friendly manual via the Suunto App; I could download regional maps via the Suunto App to my watch and importing a GPX file from my OS App to my watch was incredibly easy. Needless to say I am very happy.

Great watch. Poor instructions.

Great sports watch. The upgraded HR monitor performs great.

Gps lock is quick, heart rate seems to be stable and the user interface is responsive.App is great and overall a good experience

The watch fits so well on my wrist and I love the funky blue colour. Too early to say about the functionality. I love the look and will enjoy this watch. Item was well packaged and well priced. Delivered quickly and so far I love my Suunto stuff.

It’s not a bad watch but it’s really not good enough for the £300 price. I expect a watch at that price to do everything but it doesn’t. I have an Honor gs pro which cost less than£200 and it is much better. It has track back so if you set a workout it will take you back to the start. Battery life is 3 weeks and it has an extremely bright face with many options. Do your research and don’t get fooled by many reviews on You Tube. They get paid for promotion products.

This watch looks and feels great. I tried so hard to make it work as I hate the look and feel of equivalent Garmins, but sadly it’s got a number of fatal flaws:A lack of buttons and an inconsistent UI means you cannot pause activities during the maps screen, or several other screens. At a traffic light? You’re scrolling though screens just to get to one where you can pause. Maddening!Does not work with Runna. It does not transfer laps correctly to Strava, so Runna will think you’re missing your intervals, etc.It does not give pace ahead/behind alerts during guided workouts (eg, via Runna). Get ready to stare at your watch whilst running!It does not allow you to have imperial for distances (miles) and metric for temperatures (C), so if you’re from the UK you’re out of luck.As a smart watch it’s worse than just about anything on the market. basic stuff like notifications are either all or nothing. Focus mode on an iphone is not respected.If they can get an actual Runner on their design team they will make such a good watch, but until then, sadly this isn’t the one.