Remember when we first spotted a mysterious unreleased Suunto device floating around regulatory databases under the code HR264? Well, the puzzle pieces are officially coming together.
After breaking the initial leaks and later sharing exclusive live photos of the device along with its price and release window, today another piece of the puzzle dropped. The upcoming screenless tracker has just officially popped up in Malaysia’s SIRIM certification database, confirming its commercial identity once and for all.
What the SIRIM Listing Tells Us
The regulatory filing from Malaysia leaves zero room for guesswork anymore. Filed under FENG SPORTS TECHNOLOGY SDN. BHD., the document explicitly matches the model number with its commercial moniker:
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Model / Marketing Name: HR264 (SUUNTO FLEX BAND)
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Brand: SUUNTO
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Type of Product: HEART RATE MONITOR
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Approval Date: 02/11/2026
Seeing the exact name “Suunto Flex Band“ stamped directly into an official government database gives us absolute confirmation of what we have been tracking over the past few weeks. It bridges the gap perfectly between our early hardware leaks and the upcoming commercial rollout.
Recap: What We Know About the Suunto Flex Band
If you have been following our coverage here on WearableFans, you already know that this isn’t just your standard GPS running watch.
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Screenless Design: Like other performance and recovery bands on the market, the Flex Band drops the bulky display for a minimalist, lightweight form factor that tracks your vitals comfortably 24/7 or during intense training sessions.
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Pricing and Availability: Based on the exclusive details we shared earlier, the Suunto Flex Band is slated for a Q4 release with an expected retail price starting around €179.
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Hardware and Accessories: The device features a compact module with a multi-LED optical heart rate sensor array on the back, paired with interchangeable elastic fabric straps and a custom magnetic 4-pin charging puck.
What’s Next?
With approvals stacking up across global registries like Singapore, Russia, the UAE, and now Malaysia’s SIRIM database, a full commercial launch is clearly imminent. Suunto seems ready to target endurance athletes and fitness fans who want clean, distraction-free performance tracking without wearing a heavy smartwatch to bed or during workouts.
We will keep a close eye on any further updates or official announcements from Suunto as we move deeper into Q4. Stay tuned to WearableFans for more breaking scoops!
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