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Songtuo Launches Suunto Race 3S Smart Sports Watch: 3000nit Brightness, Titanium Metal + Sapphire, 3999 Yuan
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Songtuo released the Suunto Race 3S smart sports watch on October 15th, which is now available for purchase at a price of 3999 yuan. The new product features a titanium metal casing and a sapphire lens, is equipped with a 1.32-inch AMOLED screen with a peak brightness of 3000nit, and offers up to 45 hours of positioning battery life as well as global free offline maps and other functions.
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News from the IT family on October 17th: Songtuo released the Suunto Race 3S smart sports watch on October 15th. The new product is now available for sale at a price of 3999 yuan.

Suunto Race The 3S model has a case weight of 38g, and the total weight of the watch including the strap is 56g; it features a 5-level titanium metal casing with a sapphire finish and is water-resistant up to 50 meters. It comes with a porous, skin-friendly silicone strap and is available in three colors: twilight purple and dark night black.

This new product is equipped with a 1.32-inch AMOLED high-definition, high-contrast touch screen with a resolution of 466×466, and a peak brightness of up to 3000 nits; in high-performance mode (dual-frequency multi-star positioning), the battery life can reach 38 hours, in persistent mode (single-frequency multi-star positioning), it can last 45 hours, and in daily use mode (1 hour of exercise per day + 24-hour heart rate monitoring), the battery life can last up to 10 days.

This product has been upgraded with a 4PD 6LED heart rate sensor, which, combined with the glass back cover, reduces interference from motion and sweat; it comes with 64GB of built-in storage space and provides global free offline maps to meet the needs of outdoor navigation; it supports over 100 sports modes, covering running, off-road, cycling, triathlon, hiking, skiing, and more, and also supports data synchronization with over 300 third-party apps. App

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