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Anyone with an adventurous spirit will love the Suunto X10. Professionals such as mountain guides, explorers, outdoor professionals, members of the military, and law enforcement officers make critical decisions based on the X10's information. Avid trekkers, adventure racers, bikers, hunters, and fishermen will find a lot to love in the X10's GPS, altimeter, barometer, and compass capabilities.
The Suunto X10 Military Watch adds to the already full-featured X10 a red back light and a compass that measures in mils or degrees.
Runners, hikers, adventure racers, orienteering aficionados all have something in common, a common use for Suunto's X10 watch that combines a compass with GPS navigation with an altimeter, barometer, and thermometer. Keep track of where you are with the navigation features and track it all with 50 routes, 500 waypoints, 25 log files, and 25 tracks while you monitor the whether and keep track of it - download all of your data by the easy-to-use USB connection and, of course, keep track of the time with the 12/24 hour clock, alarms, and stopwatch.
The new X10 is Suunto's smallest, lightest outdoor GPS wristop computer. Named the X10, this wristop computer builds on Suunto's 10 years of experience in creating cutting-edge outdoor devices. The improved GPS in the X10 has faster fixes, even under heavy foliage or cloud cover and a longer lasting battery, you can confidently navigate throughout the woods. When you return home, use the X10 to plot and review your trek on Google Earth.
The Activity Mode built into the X10 records your speed, distance, and altitude information as well as any waypoints you select along the way. When you are ready to head home, simply select the Track Back feature and Suunto's X10 will safly guide you back. Once you return home, you can connect the X10 to your PC and use the Suunto Track Manager and Google Earth to review where you were as well as see a detailed altitude profile.
During your hike, the Suunto X10 continuously checks the barometric pressure, so you can always stay one step ahead of the weather. You can also set the Suunto X10 to Activity Mode to record your speed, distance, and altitude information, and any memory points you define along the way. Once you reach your destination, set your Suunto X10 on Track Back mode to be guided back the way you came. After your trek, connect your Suunto X10 to your PC and use Suunto Trek Manager to review your journey and visualize its altitude profiles. Use Suunto Track Exporter software to upload your journey to Google Earth™ where you can plot and show your progress and share it with family and fellow outdoor enthusiasts.
The X10 Watch by Suunto provides critical decision-making data. With full GPS functionality, including route planning and uploading, as well as outdoor essentials like an altimeter, barometer, and compass, the Suunto X10 wristop computer shows nature who's boss.
FEATURES of the X10 Watch by Suunto
SPECIFICATIONS:
The X10 is the very latest from the Suunto laboratories, and it’s the lightest GPS-enabled wrist computer they have ever offered. With the X10, you can track your outdoor adventures in four dimensions, or use Suunto’s Trek Manager software to pre-plan your route ahead of time. While you’re out in the wilderness, use the barometer and compass to keep you headed in the right direction while you keep an eye on the weather. Record your speed, distance, and altitude along 500 GPS waypoints, then upload them to Google Earth at home to show your friends just how deep into uncharted territory you ventured. Improved GPS reception allows quicker fixes in deeper cover than ever before.
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| Adapter: | Serial port to Suunto wristtop connection, automatic detection of connection, wristtop automatically enters transfer mode. |
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| Adjustable Declination: | Yes, automatic and manual |
| Alarms: | 3 Daily, 1 altimeter, 1 weather |
| Altimeter: | Yes, usable to 29,500ft (9000m) |
| Altimeter / barometer: | yes / yes |
| Altimeter Features: | Altitude alarm Vertical speed Temperature compensation User-removable logbook files Resolution: 1m Altimeter/barometer lock Altitude range: -500m - 9000m/ -1600ft - 29500ft Logbook function |
| Backlight: | Yes |
| Backlight type: | Led |
| Barometer: | Yes, with storm watch |
| Battery: | USB chargeable; factory-provided |
| Battery Type: | Rechargeable Li-Ion |
| Casing Diameter: | 5.2 |
| Channels / waypoints / routes: | 12 / 500 / 50 |
| Chronograph: | Stopwatch Max number of split time in memory: 29 |
| Compass: | Automatic magnetic declination adjustment Guided calibration Heading in degrees Declination setting Cardinal directions Bearing tracking North-South indicator |
| Country of Origin: | China |
| Daily alarms: | 3 |
| Digital Compass: | Yes |
| GPS: | Distance GPS Resolution: 1m/3ft Routes: 50 Speed Tracks: 25 Waypoints: 500 |
| GPS Resolution: | 1m / 3ft |
| Heart Rate Monitor: | No |
| Increments: | 1 degree |
| Low Battery Indicator: | Yes |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | 2 Years |
| Maps: | Compatible with digital mapping services worldwide and National Geographic TOPO! in the United States. |
| Material: | [Housing] plastic; [Strap] rubber |
| Max number of split times in memory: | 29 |
| My Points: | Add, edit and view your own waypoints. You can also download these from SuuntoSports.com. |
| North-South indicator: | North indicator |
| Other: | Weight: 76g Water resistance: 100m/330ft Selectable metric/imperial units Menue-based user interface Dot-matrix display Backlight type: Led Backlight option for night use User replaceable straps |
| PC Compatible: | Yes |
| PC Software: | Software name: Suunto Trek Manager and Suunto Track Exporter |
| Power: | Batter power indicator Rechargeable battery 115-240 VAC charger |
| Recommended Use: | Outdoor adventure, military, backcountry travel |
| Resolution: | 1 m |
| Routes: | Create, edit and view routes on a map, store routes in folders and upload routes |
| Settings: | Edit the Suunto X10 settings and clear the Suunto X10 memory to make room for new data. |
| Size: | 2.2 x 2.2 x .67 in. / 56 x 56 x 17 mm, Weight: 76g / 2.68 oz |
| Software name: | Suunto Trek Manager and Suunto Track Exporter |
| Suuntosports.com: | upload logs, link logs with places they were recorded, compare results, share experiences, organize virtual competitions. |
| System Requirements: | Min CPU speed 350 Mhz - 64 MB of RAM - 30 MB available hard-disk space - |
| Thermometer: | Yes |
| Thickness: | 1.86 |
| Tracks: | View tracks on a map or a list of track points, edit track-related information, store tracks in folders and upload tracks to SuuntoSports.com. |
| Watch: | 12/24 hour Stopwatch GPS time syncronization Calendar clock Dual time Daily alarms |
| Water resistance: | 100m/330ft |
| Waterproof: | Water resistant to 330ft (100m) |
| Waypoints: | 500 |
| Weather: | Absolute barometric pressure Weather memory Weather alarm Trend graph Altimeter/barometer lock Temperature Sea level pressure |
| Weather memory: | 7 days |
| Weight: | 76 g |
| Weight / dimensions: | 2.68 ounces / 2.2 x 2.2 x 0.67 inches |
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 | Suunto X10M WatchUnspecified | $549.00 |
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| Black | 549.00 |
| Black Military | 649.00 |
| X10 | 549.00649.002 More... |
| X10 Military | 549.00 |
| X10m | 649.00649.00649.00 |
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I know this is about the X9 not the X10 but bear with me here. I am in the miltary and was lookin to reduce number of items and weight. So I thought combining watch with GPS was a good idea. I recieved the first one read instructions and charged it. Never turned on at all. Called this sites customer service (they ROCK! there are none better) and they sent a new one no questions and when they finally recieved the other one my card was credited back the money. Mind you I was even shipping to a APO address. Second one comes and it turns on and charges ok (when youre charging it you can't use it). I am in Iraq and there is nothing but flat terrain for the most part except in cities. SO I try it out in open area, no obstructions for runs and walking. GPS is fickle on tracking at best and the menu really takes some getting used to. I thought well, even as an emergency backup GPS it would still serve its purpose. What I didnt realize when I bought this was that you're only gonna get about 500 charges off this battery (if that) according to the manual, then you gotta send it back to Finland to get a new one installed cause they dont do it at the watch store anywhere in US. Why not just make it so you can replace the battery at home? Anyway, you can do the math on how long that will last. Not worth it. Here's my question, has the X10 fixed these issues? I saw the charger offered as a free gift so that helps I guess, but the other stuff in my mind is more important. | |
| Brian Hoffman at Backcountry.com on 06/21/2009 | |
Almost there...... | |
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I was looking for a simple GPS for hiking and running (x-y location, speed, route tracking, predetermined routes to follow); I found a cool gadget that does all I wanted, plus some extras. | |
| kevin megown at Backcountry.com on 04/06/2009 | |
weather watcher | |
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Besides having a GPS feature that will save you in white conditions or help you chart and share your adventure with friends my favorite feature about this watch is the graphical view options you have for watching the barometer and getting a more accurate idea of what is happening with the pressure. This is crucial when you are waiting for a window and have to decide when to go big on a climb! | |
| renan ozturk at Backcountry.com on 10/07/2009 | |
coooolll | |
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If you have a little brain is really easy to use (u have to read a little the manual) the only hard part is uploading maps, but from there everything else its really cool | |
| Jorge Elias Leal at Backcountry.com on 01/14/2010 | |
what is the difference of X10 and x10M | |
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thank you | |
| aoa2773897 at Backcountry.com on 12/29/2008 | |
Very disappointed | |
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As the owner of the X-Lander, I was familiar with Suunto products. I ordered the X10 with great anticipation, but was very disappointed. | |
| noydb at Backcountry.com on 03/09/2009 | |
X10 Bezel | |
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I have had my X10 now for a year and two months. I have sent the watch in for repairs as my bezel pealed off and the bezel kept clipping out. Suunto repaired it and after this my battery time was way down, so I sent it back again as they did something wrong in the repair process. Suunto then replaced my watch with a new one! The problem is two days later the new watch's bezel started un-clipping again! Well to say the least my new watch is now back for repairs again:-( This is a great watch but I would not recommend it as the bezel is a great problem (That Suunto does not want to acknowledge) and you cannot keep sending a watch to the repair centre for a new bezel every month for the rest of your live. | |
| cvonselen at Backcountry.com on 11/30/2009 | |
Less than thrilled | |
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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. | |
| Noah at Backcountry.com on 05/29/2009 | |
falling apart | |
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I liked the features on the watch. Everything seems to be working fine. The battery lasts a long time on a single charge and the gps function seems to be very accurate. Only problem that I have is that the "protective ring" around the face of the watch which apparently was purely cosmetic has come off the watch. Now I have a copper ring exposed around the face of the watch. Everything still functions properly, guess I would have thought that if you paid $500 for a watch it would stay together. | |
| SpaceChicken at Backcountry.com on 10/23/2009 | |
Disappointing | |
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I was given this watch as a gift and was initially delighted. It is somewhat bulky, but pretty cool looking. | |
| jbennett2292937 at Backcountry.com on 08/14/2009 | |
