Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 4.96 x 3.62 x 3.43 inches |
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Package Weight | 0.3 Kilograms |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 5 x 4 x 4 inches |
Item Weight | 89 Grams |
Brand Name | SUUNTO |
Country of Origin | Finland |
Warranty Description | Limited international warranty |
Color | Black |
Suggested Users | unisex |
Number of Items | 1 |
Manufacturer | Suunto |
Part Number | SS020674000 |
Model Year | 2014 |
Style | With Heart Rate Monitor |
Included Components | watch^heart rate monitor |
Sport Type | Running |
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Brand | SUUNTO |
Screen Size | 128 Inches |
Special Feature | Bluetooth |
Connectivity Technology | Gps |
Map Type | Worldwide |
Sport | Running |
Included Components | watch^heart rate monitor |
Battery Life | 200 Hours |
Mounting Type | Wrist Mount |
Resolution | 128 x 128 |
About this item
- SUUNTO Ambit3 peak delivers stable and accurate altitude and weather information with full navigation in a robust casting
- Includes built in altimeter, barometer, compass and GPS with 100 meter water resistance
- One of the most competitive battery hours in the market, 200 hours with 1 minute accuracy. Case material: Polyamide
- Connect Ambit3 peak to your smartphone for syncing your activities, customizing on the go and seeing calls and notifications on the watch
- Add Photos in movement and create a SUUNTO Movie with the highlights of your adventure to share with your friends
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From the manufacturer
Suunto Ambit3 Peak
The GPS Watch for Explorers.
Suunto Ambit3 Peak
The journey to your summit is what it's all about – whether it's a mountain or a personal best. The Suunto Ambit3 Peak is your ultimate GPS watch for sports and adventure. It guides you every step of the way, providing all you need to progress and stay safe on your quest. Connect your watch wirelessly to your smartphone and use the free Suunto app to adjust the watch on the go and visually enrich, relive and share your adventure. There is no better companion out there to make every move count.
About Suunto
Suunto was born in 1936 when Finnish orienteer and engineer Tuomas Vohlonen invented the mass production method for the liquid-filled compass. Since then, Suunto has been at the forefront of design and innovation for sports watches, dive computers and sports instruments used by adventurers all over the globe. From the highest mountains to the deepest oceans, Suunto physically and mentally equips outdoor adventurers to conquer new territory.
Outdoor and Multisport
- 30h battery with 5 sec-GPS accuracy (1 min-accuracy: 200h)
- Route navigation and track back
- Compass
- Weather information
- Heart rate while swimming
- Activity based recovery time
- Bike power support (Bluetooth Smart)
- Discover new routes with heatmaps on Suunto app
Connectivity
- Upload and share your moves instantly.
- Customize your watch on the go.
- Time and GPS satellite data up to date on the go.
- Use your phone as second watch display.
- See calls, messages and push notifications on the watch.
Enrich, Relive and Share
- Take photos during your Move showing your current speed, distance, and more.
- Create a Suunto Movie of your Move with 3D map, key metrics and images.
- Share your experience instantly to your social media networks with the Suunto app.
Product Description
The journey to your summit is what it’s all about – whether it’s a mountain or a personal best. The SUUNTO Ambit3 Peak is your ultimate GPS watch for sports and adventure. It guides you every step of the way, providing all you need to progress and stay safe on your quest. Connect your watch wirelessly to your smartphone and use the free SUUNTO Movescount App to adjust the watch on the go and visually enrich, relive and share your adventure. There is no better companion out there to make every Move count.
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ASIN | B00LVN3QAG |
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Customer Reviews |
4.5 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #261,613 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #568 in Handheld GPS Units |
Date First Available | July 16, 2014 |
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Customers like the quality, accuracy, performance, battery life, and ease of use of the GPS watch. For example, they mention it's well made, works well with apps, and has a compass. That said, some complain about the size and weight of the watch. As for the battery life they say it lasts forever.
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Customers like the quality of the GPS watch. They say it's a top quality training watch, fantastic, well made, flawless, and purpose built. Some customers also mention that it'll be a good watch to wear on a daily basis. Overall, customers are satisfied with the quality and functionality of the product.
"...That could be another small ding to this watch. This watch is purpose built and to heavy for normal every day and all day wear...." Read more
"...It is very tough and durable, highly recommend the sapphire glass or whatever it is called.Two thumbs up!!" Read more
"Great quality, solid and prettt accurate on mileages, altitude.." Read more
"Nice product... The HMI is very well studied even if it takes some time to get used to it.... My former experience is,with Polar and Garmin and I..." Read more
Customers like the accuracy of the GPS. They mention that it keeps accurate GPS records, stores navigation maps, and is pretty accurate on mileages and altitude. The accuracy is flawless and almost perfect. The altimeter seems to be pretty accurate. It's a very good GPS for ultra long distances, and the acquisition is great. It reliably records time, distance, and heart data.
"...For runs, it tracks everything I want;RouteElevation changesHeart rateAverage km/hFastest kmTotal time..." Read more
"...GPS works great! the Heart Rate monitor is perfect and very comfortable. I actually forget i have it on...." Read more
"...the Core the interface and navigation are similar and GPS lock and accuracy is very good...." Read more
"...I've used it on my long runs and it has been good! The altimeter seems to be pretty accurate...." Read more
Customers like the performance of the watch. They say it has good function, works well with the application Movescount, and the compass works great. The watch is great for running, outdoor sports, and has the new bluetooth function that works well. It does wonders for keeping runs honest and consistent, and is the best watch for ultrarunning races.
"...The compass works great and since it's not GPS based can be reliably used at all times. Calibrating it is quite easy...." Read more
"...phone, countdown timer, alarms, metric/standard, pace, heart rate, exertions, steps taken, calories, and so much more...." Read more
"...the newer Suunto's to this date, with longer battery life and options from exercises, route planning, alt/baro/compass--this is a great deal in..." Read more
"...It functions flawlessly. Still would highly recommend." Read more
Customers like the battery life of the GPS watch. They mention that it has great battery life, and the best balance of features and battery life. Some say that the battery lasts forever and 200 hours.
"...Battery life is much better than expected and if I don't turn on GPS I can easily go a week without worrying about finding a plug...." Read more
"...They make good watches. I bought this one because of the longer battery life. I've used it on my long runs and it has been good!..." Read more
"...The battery is better than the Ambit 2R, which is the only advantage I have...." Read more
"...-Battery: This thing lasts forever. (However, the Fenix 3 now supposedly has the same battery life.)And that's about it...." Read more
Customers find the GPS watch easy to use. They mention that it's simple enough that they can push enough buttons. They also say the initial setup was super easy, and that the watch is easy to read and handle. Customers also say that the interface and navigation are similar to the Core. They say it'll quickly lock on to the GPS signal.
"...The initial setup was super easy...." Read more
"...Much like the Core the interface and navigation are similar and GPS lock and accuracy is very good...." Read more
"...The Fenix has lots of options and yes, the firmware is more complicated to navigate, but when you're spending this much money on a watch and..." Read more
"...timer, alarms, metric/standard, pace, heart rate, exertions, steps taken, calories, and so much more...." Read more
Customers like the features of the GPS watch. They mention it has great capabilities, is very flexible, and all functions interact with their personal needs. They appreciate the compass, barometer, and many other features that are all in one place. Customers also enjoy the functionality, application, and aesthetics of the watch. It provides a lot of useful information, and is customizable to their heart's content.
"...This watch has an amazing level of customization and a ton of features you can tweak pretty much to your heart's desire, but you can only do most of..." Read more
"Oh boy, don't know where to begin. It does everything...." Read more
"...treadmill can sync and display the heartbeat; this is very useful for interval training...." Read more
"...It was very helpful with displaying many different statistics.. It showed my average speed, distance traveled, and many other statistics...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the value of the GPS watch. They mention that it is a great buy, worth the price, and has good quality for the price.
"...Fenix 2 & 3 because of the HRM in swim mode and the cost for this product was amazing. Very easy to use once acclimated with the watch...." Read more
"Picked it up for a fantastic price. Received a lovely mail from AT after that hoping I was thrilled with my purchase...." Read more
"...But , definitely worth the money and will last long I'm sure!" Read more
"...Great watch, great value. Get the heart rate belt with it because it adds so much depth to your workouts." Read more
Customers are mixed about the connectivity of the GPS watch. Some mention that it syncs to their phone well, while others say that the wireless sync is very buggy and slow.
"...had is the Android app is very unstable and many times it has a hard time with syncing especially for notifications from the phone...." Read more
"...It supports any Bluetooth 4.0+ devices, my Sosche hear monitor, for instance paired immediately and w/o issues...." Read more
"...This feature only works about 40% of the time. It would lose the connectivity with my phone about six to seven times a day with no explainable reason..." Read more
"...Only problem was the signal seemed to be getting lost and having issues tracking...." Read more
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My main use for the watch is for logging runs and analyzing the data.
I wanted a good gps running watch when I got into this thing and I have used it all over North America and Europe.
For runs, it tracks everything I want;
Route
Elevation changes
Heart rate
Average km/h
Fastest km
Total time
Total distance
And much more
Also, after all this time the rechargable battery is still just as good as when it was new, which blows my mind.
The chest heat rate monitor kind of sucks. It needs to be positioned just right and very tight to work correctly. Otherwise it will give false readings. These days, I hardly wear the chest monitor because of this.
They used to have a website that you could go to to upload your run data, share with others in your area, see other runners in your area's runs. These days they ditched the website and went to a lack luster app. It still works but it's kinda so-so.
I love this watch so much that I recently purchased another Suunto for daily wear. That could be another small ding to this watch. This watch is purpose built and to heavy for normal every day and all day wear.
Also you need to understand gps short comings. It will have issues sometimes when running down city streets with close tall buildings that impede the gps signal, that's just part of the show. Same things with gps initialization, less satellites= longer time tell a fixed signal.
For those wondering, the watch is made in Finland.
After that I spent nearly a month doing heavy research in the matter -- not exaggerating, I was spending 2-3/day reading reviews, comparing prices, reading forums, etc. After all that madness, I narrowed the field to the Ambit3 and Fenix3, which are head-to-head competitors, almost feature per feature.
In the weeks leading to my purchase, however, it had become apparent that the Fenix3 had unresolved serious issues. Given there was literally zero response from Garmin and wasn't clear if the bug was firmware fixable or if it was a hardware flaw, I simply lost interest. I'm not one to drop a few Franklins in the hopes a developer will be able to fix a critical bug (which, as far as I know, they have not officially acknowledged).
At any rate, once I had decided on the Ambit3, the decision became about which version (Peak or regular) and color (black, blue, etc.). After deliberating about it for a day or so, I decided on the Peak version.
First impressions: the watch is huge! Definitely not subtle and quite substantial. I'm ~ 5'10'', 180lbs and it looks rather big on my wrist. At the same time you can tell it's built like a tank and could take an unreasonable amount of abuse with no issues :) That said, you can tell the designers at Suunto at least _tried_ to make that behemoth more presentable and easy to carry around. Gentle curves throughout, the watch itself arches to contour the round shape of a wrist and very comfortable and snug straps.
The initial setup was super easy. A guided wizard-like steps and menus make it trivial to have your watch ready to go in about a minute.
*** NOTE: BEFORE YOU TRY TO PAIR WITH YOUR PHONE, UPGRADE YOUR Ambit3's FIRMWARE VIA USB CABLE AND MOVESCOUT. IT WILL NOT PAIR CORRECTLY OTHERWISE ***
This watch has an amazing level of customization and a ton of features you can tweak pretty much to your heart's desire, but you can only do most of that via the mobile app. As of this writing, they have yet to release the Android version of the companion app, so, if you own an Android device, you might want to hold on for a few weeks before forking the money on this watch. The iOS app itself looks good, and, again, is the main means of taking full advantage of your watch's features. The movescout website is fantastic, IMO. I've seen workouts in Training Peaks, Strava, MapMyFitness, etc. none of them are as clean and well presented as Movescout is. I'm very happy with it.
The GPS tracking for running/cycling is really great and very accurate (tested in measured paths). I have not yet tried it in unmarked trails, so cannot comment on that capability. It supports any Bluetooth 4.0+ devices, my Sosche hear monitor, for instance paired immediately and w/o issues. Another nifty thing is the "smart-ish" watch capabilities. While paired with your phone, it will show notifications as they come in. This is such useful feature, at least for me. 95% of my runs and training are during the week and in or near the city, so it's great to be able to do that while at the same time see who's calling or texting or that email from work and you can make a decision whether it's important or urgent enough to stop and reply (SPOILER: it almost never is). Note that you can't reply back or control your music via the Ambit3 like a full-fledged smart watch can do. But just having the notification covers almost 100% of my use case, so +1 from me.
There are also a plethora of "apps" in movescout you can "download" to your watch and if you are technologically inclined, you can even create one of your own.
The temperature/thermometer is invariably ~ 10F higher than it should be. Haven't yet found a good way to calibrate that, but I'd say it's the only sore spot I have.
The compass works great and since it's not GPS based can be reliably used at all times. Calibrating it is quite easy.
The Altimeter/Baromoter is an interesting animal. It can be hard to calibrate if you aren't at sea level and with good weather to create a reference. You can use GPS assisted altitude, but that sorta defeats the purpose of having those sensors on board.
Overall, I'm quite happy with my decision and I highly recommend it. My only warning would be not to expect to use it as your "every day" watch since as previously stated it's quite substantial.
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2015
After that I spent nearly a month doing heavy research in the matter -- not exaggerating, I was spending 2-3/day reading reviews, comparing prices, reading forums, etc. After all that madness, I narrowed the field to the Ambit3 and Fenix3, which are head-to-head competitors, almost feature per feature.
In the weeks leading to my purchase, however, it had become apparent that the Fenix3 had unresolved serious issues. Given there was literally zero response from Garmin and wasn't clear if the bug was firmware fixable or if it was a hardware flaw, I simply lost interest. I'm not one to drop a few Franklins in the hopes a developer will be able to fix a critical bug (which, as far as I know, they have not officially acknowledged).
At any rate, once I had decided on the Ambit3, the decision became about which version (Peak or regular) and color (black, blue, etc.). After deliberating about it for a day or so, I decided on the Peak version.
First impressions: the watch is huge! Definitely not subtle and quite substantial. I'm ~ 5'10'', 180lbs and it looks rather big on my wrist. At the same time you can tell it's built like a tank and could take an unreasonable amount of abuse with no issues :) That said, you can tell the designers at Suunto at least _tried_ to make that behemoth more presentable and easy to carry around. Gentle curves throughout, the watch itself arches to contour the round shape of a wrist and very comfortable and snug straps.
The initial setup was super easy. A guided wizard-like steps and menus make it trivial to have your watch ready to go in about a minute.
*** NOTE: BEFORE YOU TRY TO PAIR WITH YOUR PHONE, UPGRADE YOUR Ambit3's FIRMWARE VIA USB CABLE AND MOVESCOUT. IT WILL NOT PAIR CORRECTLY OTHERWISE ***
This watch has an amazing level of customization and a ton of features you can tweak pretty much to your heart's desire, but you can only do most of that via the mobile app. As of this writing, they have yet to release the Android version of the companion app, so, if you own an Android device, you might want to hold on for a few weeks before forking the money on this watch. The iOS app itself looks good, and, again, is the main means of taking full advantage of your watch's features. The movescout website is fantastic, IMO. I've seen workouts in Training Peaks, Strava, MapMyFitness, etc. none of them are as clean and well presented as Movescout is. I'm very happy with it.
The GPS tracking for running/cycling is really great and very accurate (tested in measured paths). I have not yet tried it in unmarked trails, so cannot comment on that capability. It supports any Bluetooth 4.0+ devices, my Sosche hear monitor, for instance paired immediately and w/o issues. Another nifty thing is the "smart-ish" watch capabilities. While paired with your phone, it will show notifications as they come in. This is such useful feature, at least for me. 95% of my runs and training are during the week and in or near the city, so it's great to be able to do that while at the same time see who's calling or texting or that email from work and you can make a decision whether it's important or urgent enough to stop and reply (SPOILER: it almost never is). Note that you can't reply back or control your music via the Ambit3 like a full-fledged smart watch can do. But just having the notification covers almost 100% of my use case, so +1 from me.
There are also a plethora of "apps" in movescout you can "download" to your watch and if you are technologically inclined, you can even create one of your own.
The temperature/thermometer is invariably ~ 10F higher than it should be. Haven't yet found a good way to calibrate that, but I'd say it's the only sore spot I have.
The compass works great and since it's not GPS based can be reliably used at all times. Calibrating it is quite easy.
The Altimeter/Baromoter is an interesting animal. It can be hard to calibrate if you aren't at sea level and with good weather to create a reference. You can use GPS assisted altitude, but that sorta defeats the purpose of having those sensors on board.
Overall, I'm quite happy with my decision and I highly recommend it. My only warning would be not to expect to use it as your "every day" watch since as previously stated it's quite substantial.
I have logged over 250 workouts and several all day workout events Triathlons, Ironman, and the occasionally lets see how many miles we can go in a day. GPS works great! the Heart Rate monitor is perfect and very comfortable. I actually forget i have it on. You can not swim with it though even with a wet suit the water will force it down not matter how slow you go. I train by feel and heart rate and its kinda bummer when i cant use it in the pool. The recovery setting is great but I don't know how accurate it really is. For my Ironman it said I had 120 hrs of recovery which I believe is the max time for this watch, but I felt great and ready 4 days after. Who know could just be the person and how well they can recover.
I do not like the Notifications. Sometimes it will say you have one and you don't. That just bugs me. It is i guess convenient that it will tell you when someone is calling or sent you a message but I would like to be able to adjust what the watch notifies me of and not everything that my phone notifies me for.
I have taken this watch on two deployments and on countless adventures where you couldn't even tell I was wearing a watch! It is very tough and durable, highly recommend the sapphire glass or whatever it is called.
Two thumbs up!!
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What you truly expect from suunto watches pure pleasure to use.
Simple set up.
Amazing gps..
Reviewed in Canada on June 22, 2020
What you truly expect from suunto watches pure pleasure to use.
Simple set up.
Amazing gps..
Why should you buy this watch:
If you run ultras.
If you trail run long distances.
If you hike mountains.
If you want to explore new areas.
You want to hike new trails without getting lost
If your not bothered about a watch syncing to your phone.
You want a HR monitor that can monitor your heart in the water.
You want a watch with long battery life.
You want a watch that connects with GPS in seconds.
Why shouldn't you buy this watch:
If you want a heart rate monitor on the watch it's self (on the watch strap)
If you want a fitness tracker rather than a dedicate sports watch.
If syncing to your phone is important (this watch does sync to your phone but it's a really unreliable at doing so)
If your a road runner
If your someone thats aiming to run marathon distance (cheaper options out there)
This watch is a great all round sports watch especially paired with the HR monitor. It's rugged and is a watch that is clearly designed to serve the outdoor community. A watch that ozzes the scent of adventure.
I love this watch as it's suited to someone with my interests and hobbies.
I would give it 5 stars however it's 4 due to the phone syncing. This isn't a deal breaker for me as I use the lap top to plan my routs etc etc anyway. It syncs real quick when plugged in via USB. It would however be more convenient to sync to phone.