Smart watches have evolved from basic fitness trackers to high-tech devices that can nearly replace a smartphone. Case in point, is the Suunto Vertical which is their top-of-the-line smart watch that combines a color touch screen with impressive training aids. The watch is made in Finland with 100% renewable energy and Suunto even boasts 100% carbon compensation to cover the lifetime of the watch. Not surprisingly, the Vertical carries a premium price tag of $629 for the standard steel version and $839 for the titanium solar version shown in this review. The Suunto Vertical offers a wide range of impressive features such as dual-band GPS and offline maps to tackle nearly any adventure. Battery life can extend up to 60 days while solar charging allows the Vertical to go up to 1 year without charging.
The Suunto Vertical is Suunto’s highest performance smart watch that’s designed to tackle any adventure. Suunto offers the watch in two variations: the standard steel version or the titanium solar version we have here. There is no solar variation for the steel version which means you have to pay the $190 premium if you want the solar charging feature. The titanium version has a durable and lightweight titanium body with a dark silver finish. At the time of ordering you have four different band options available: orange, black, silver or green. We have the orange band here which is bright and adds some color to the otherwise subtle design. This is a fairly large smart watch that is 49mm or about 1.9” in diameter and it can take a little time to adjust to if you aren’t used to wearing a larger watch.
The Vertical boasts a large 1.4” color touch screen with a crisp 280x280 pixel display resolution. It’s a bright screen with responsive touch screen that supports swiping gestures to navigate between screens. There are fairly large borders between the screen edge and the raised bezel which helps protect the sapphire crystal glass. Between the bezel and the screen you can see the solar panels arranged in a ring that can recharge the watch. It’s a sleek setup that makes the most of the available real estate and places the solar panel elements in an optimal location for charging. The backside of the watch has a slightly raised region that houses multiple sensors for measuring heart rate and blood oxygen level.
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00:00 Intro
00:11 Unboxing + Specs
02:16 Fit + Finish
09:31 Suunto App
12:36 On The Road
14:46 The Final Score
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