@Woodster said: @sloppysloper thanks for the info, I’m fairly new to Suunto watches - recently got a Suunto 9 Peak Pro & I had an original Stryd wind several years ago and wondered how responsive the power number is vs. wrist-based power on the v5.0 Stryd ? Better integration would be very positive for Suunto. I don’t want to get too much off-topic, but I can answer: I haven’t used wrist-based power, so I don’t know about the difference in responsiveness. When doing intervals, the power number coming from the Stryd pod usually updates quickly when the speed changes, usually within 1-2 seconds. Before I owned the Stryd pod, I used pace during interval sessions, and the pace number would sometimes lag behind and sometimes change quickly (I guess depending on the GPS signal quality).

If you mean screen mirroring, I’d first check that both devices are on the same network and that the watch/app is running the latest firmware. Also worth checking the app’s Bluetooth and local-network permissions, since those can sometimes block the connection even when pairing looks fine.

although I am in the team switching to dumb phone, honestly this one is (at least for me ) a lost war. I believe your best bet is to have an old ipad/android running the sync, and using either the mac app (kudos on suunto for it!!) to view or a 3rd party. Maybe with the right amount of time, effort and money claude can do it for you.

@Alonso ici oui ce serait vraiment une bonne chose car le livetrack développé sur la plateforme Suunto Store ne fonctionne plus chez moi depuis 2/3 mois . Au bout de 3km il se stop ! Je comprends pas que Suunto ne développe pas le leurs .

@kikero Afaik this can be done with 3rd party apps. Not convenient but if it is so important, it should be your option.

@VoiGAS No I haven’t designed anything new, I just created a display with interval data fields and I think this should be automatically created (and editable) if you’re using a Guide. Mine shows the title of the interval, the target pace or heart rate etc), the current pace or heart rate, and the time or distance countdown. This is what the white screen looks like when a new Interval kicks in - [image: 1787264145541-interval-white-screen.jpg] This is what it looks like to my eyes - [image: 1787264190049-interval-no-glasses.jpg] And this is what I created (missing metric is the current pace but I was standing still so just a blank! The top indicator is the pace range (it’s at the left because it’s slower than the pace range of 7:35m/km - 7:55m/km). [image: 1787264230893-interval-guide.jpg]

I had this on garmin and loved it, used quite some times. also to find the phone

Agreed. I which this feature would’ve been supported as well.

@isazi This was requested in 2021 and still no action looks like i’ll have to use my phone for POI’s instead of the £500 watch I just bought!

@ook I have requested this: Import POI’s as separate file and overlay and allow Lat/Long entry I would like to request the importing of POI’s as separate files, or entered as Lat/Long and kept as a separate file to overlay the map. My reasons: If a file from Google Earth (GPX file) is imported the the POI’s are not allowed if they are more than 50 meters from a route. You are then required to manually select the point. This is not appropriate for long routes as you have no idea where they could all could be a long route (let’s say 100 mile, think multi-day bike packing here). Especially when it comes to planning campsites (they could me a few Km’s from the trail). Once again thinking of campsites… If not being able to import POI’s of less than 50m from a trail, then with prior planning, campsites could be identified and input into the map as POI’s in Lat/Long and kept as a separate file to overlay the map you have loaded. The POI would also have the option on the phone app to enter info such as phone, POI name and web address so when tapped on the box would show the info. If Suunto are going to promote this as a GPS watch then POI’s must be made to be able to be loaded as separate entities so they can be used over and over again, regardless of the trail. For long routes where POI’s might be some distance from the actual trail, the 50mtr limitation does not work. Allow POI’s to be used and created on the desktop version for easy route planning on a much bigger screen. A phone screen is too small for this purpose without a lot of work…