While it makes a real statement, it could be too chunky for some.
This watch screams tough at first glance andCasiois selling on that basis.
While the Casio tracks well, it doesn’t offer maps.
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This makes it a little limited as a true adventure companion.
Other than color differences, they’re essentially the same model and share an identical price.
Since launch, both models have been available on various third-party websites at a reduced price.
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But the flip-side is that you have to scroll through the menus to get to what you want.
The watch works fine, but is now showing this odd line that’s definitely worrying.
You also have phone notifications although, on this screen they’re a faff to read.
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During the day, there was no slipping this under a sleeve either.
As such, the watch was on show constantly, clearly getting attention with that bright yellow finish.
To be clear, this is a comfy watch, and that strap fits perfectly.
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That said, there was an issue with the display on this test unit.
The watch continues to work just fine, only the screen has this half-filled finish.
In use, the watch performed well.
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In reality, with it left turned on, battery is nearer to 14 hours.
IT certainly makes a statement.
You enjoy multi-sportOffering plenty of sports training metrics, the Rangeman is ideal for triathlon training and beyond.
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Suunto 9 Peak ProSuunto’s offering is feature-rich, comfortable and offers superb GPS tracking and battery life.
If you don’t mind a relatively naff display, it’s a sturdy, reliable watch.
First reviewed: March 2024
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