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Suunto X10 Watch

Suunto X10 Watch

Rating for this product: 2 May 29, 2009

I had high (perhaps too high) expectations for the Suunto X10. It's design is sleek and menus not terribly difficult to navigate through after a few days of playing with it. *However* I was extremely dissatisfied with the amount of time required to capture a satellite signal. On runs in Atlanta, it took upwards of 15 minutes and then dropped the signal after running under an overpass. On a trip to the Peruvian Andes, the watch routinely took over 45 minutes to capture a signal and frequently failed to do so, and then kicking me into "manual" GPS mode. The altimeter seemed to work well, but I can't recommend the watch to anyway because of the difficulty with the GPS reception. Sadly, I will be returning the watch or waiting for the technology to improve.

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Suunto X10 Watch

April 23, 2009

I've read in at least one review that the Military / reverse display version of this watch does not work well in low-light conditions. Has anyone out there compared the visibility of both styles of this watch?

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