Suunto SS051013000 smartwatche et montre de sport 3,35 cm (1.32") AMOLED 45 mm Numérique 466 x 466 pixels Écran tactile Noir GPS (satellite)
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La Suunto Race S Black est une montre de sport compacte et légère avec un écran AMOLED lumineux et de nombreuses fonctions sportives. Elle propose plus de 95 modes sportifs, un capteur cardiaque amélioré et un coach IA, ainsi que 32Go de stockage de cartes pour la navigation hors ligne. L'interface est rapide et la montre confortable, même lors de longues séances. Cependant, l'étanchéité est plus faible (50m) que sur la Suunto Race plus grande, et le Gorilla Glass est moins résistant aux rayures que le saphir. La musique hors ligne manque et l'autonomie GPS est un peu plus courte. Pour les sportifs cherchant une montre légère et polyvalente avec de nombreuses options de suivi, c'est un bon choix, mais ceux qui veulent une étanchéité maximale ou du stockage musical doivent tenir compte de ces limites.
Avis Suunto SS051013000 smartwatche et montre de sport 3,35 cm (1.32") AMOLED 45 mm Numérique 466 x 466 pixels Écran tactile Noir GPS (satellite)
Basé sur 28 avis
Absolutely love my watch! Love the colour and battery life is brilliant!
Absolutely love my watch! Love the colour and battery life is brilliant!
Mehrun-Nisa
27 août 2026
This is my third Suunto watch that I have purchased since February 2016 & each one has surpassed my expectations. The ease of understanding/usage of the watch is very commended, no negative issues at all. Thank you
This is my third Suunto watch that I have purchased since February 2016 & each one has surpassed my expectations. The ease of understanding/usage of the watch is very commended, no negative issues at all. Thank you
Nantes
17 août 2026
Been using Garmin for 10+ years, but wasn't keen to pay an arm and a leg for turn-by-turn/GPS navigation - the Suunto Race S came highly recommended within the cycling community. Fast forward to mapping out MTB routes and actually not getting lost in the middle of random winelands - fantastic. The physical build quality is way above its price equivalents from Garmin, which more and more seems to become "plasticy". The features and accuracy on GPS, distance and most general metrics make this well worth a purchase if you're looking for a multi-sport watch that does all you need it to do, looks good and doesn't break the bank.
Been using Garmin for 10+ years, but wasn't keen to pay an arm and a leg for turn-by-turn/GPS navigation - the Suunto Race S came highly recommended within the cycling community. Fast forward to mapping out MTB routes and actually not getting lost in the middle of random winelands - fantastic. The physical build quality is way above its price equivalents from Garmin, which more and more seems to become "plasticy". The features and accuracy on GPS, distance and most general metrics make this well worth a purchase if you're looking for a multi-sport watch that does all you need it to do, looks good and doesn't break the bank.
Trustvoice user
16 septembre 2025
Great watch. Excellent quality. Only issue is that sometimes the heart rate is not accurate if I wear the watch too low down on my wrist. I know this because I train with a Garmin chest strap heart rate monitor and I can compare readings from watch to strap. Also, if I have been training hard I know that my heart rate is not sitting at 90bpm as shown on Suunto...it will be above 150bpm as indicated by my Garmin chest strap. This is the only issue. For the price it is true value for money with lots of good features. Would be great if Suunto offered all their clients that bought a Race S a replacement Race S 2. The Race S 2 was developed specifically for the heart rate discrepancy - so in other words, Suunto are aware of the problem. My view is that it should be treated as a product recall. Other than the heart rate, the watch is excellent! I only give it three stars because the heart rate info is what everyone needs on a training watch.
Great watch. Excellent quality. Only issue is that sometimes the heart rate is not accurate if I wear the watch too low down on my wrist. I know this because I train with a Garmin chest strap heart rate monitor and I can compare readings from watch to strap. Also, if I have been training hard I know that my heart rate is not sitting at 90bpm as shown on Suunto...it will be above 150bpm as indicated by my Garmin chest strap. This is the only issue. For the price it is true value for money with lots of good features. Would be great if Suunto offered all their clients that bought a Race S a replacement Race S 2. The Race S 2 was developed specifically for the heart rate discrepancy - so in other words, Suunto are aware of the problem. My view is that it should be treated as a product recall. Other than the heart rate, the watch is excellent! I only give it three stars because the heart rate info is what everyone needs on a training watch.
Craig
15 septembre 2025
I 'upgraded' from Suunto Baro 9 to the Race S, mostly for the mooted improvement in the heart rate monitor during running. And yes, a week later and I can report that, for me, it is a lot beter. No more readings that suddenly jump to being too high...Great improvement... I now also have HRV ! Maps and polished user interface is also so much beter than the Baro 9. Yes, the watch face is smaller but the brightness makes up for it. The Baro 9 was always a little too big for my liking. Battery life appears to be similar to Baro 9.
I 'upgraded' from Suunto Baro 9 to the Race S, mostly for the mooted improvement in the heart rate monitor during running. And yes, a week later and I can report that, for me, it is a lot beter. No more readings that suddenly jump to being too high...Great improvement... I now also have HRV ! Maps and polished user interface is also so much beter than the Baro 9. Yes, the watch face is smaller but the brightness makes up for it. The Baro 9 was always a little too big for my liking. Battery life appears to be similar to Baro 9.
Alexis
28 août 2025
