Considering how limited Suunto’s resources are – as shown by the fact that you have to wait many months, sometimes over half a year or even longer, for fixes to critical bugs – coming up with new projects (which most Suunto users not only don’t need but also don’t want) and trying to compete with giants like Apple, Google, or Samsung is either childish naivety or sheer stupidity.

@David-Young said: when you switch to Suunto app to paste them in and you have to work with two input fields And where are those input fields?

I did hill repeats, couldn’t read the blur on screen so had no idea what number I was on or that the session had finished.

@elbee thank you for hint! That’s doable… but really weird. the amount of steps you need to do to get it… while the stopwatch screen sits there almost useless.

@Lazyjones was part of the feedback to the dev team. also the arrow color

@2b2bff I would also like to have this feature. Voted

@2b2bff I did not find your topic when I was searching for similar suggestions. I also need this for bread baking LOL. Vote sent for your topic as well, hopefully they will listen to our suggestions.

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos @pavel.samokha Could we get an official statement from Suunto on this? Will Suunto natively sync all metrics (HRV, sleep, etc.) to TrainingPeaks (like Garmin, Coros) anytime soon so we can properly work with our coaches as required?

@GratefulDeadpan yes this would be great. I have asked for this in surveys many times

@Manuel-Extreme this would be a great feature. It took me a long time to figure out where they were after syncing from a third party. Showing it on the calendar would be best!

@MdzOtt Then something needs to change - it seems ridiculous that you have to start from scratch if you buy a new watch. Will I have issues switching from iOS to Android or vice versa?

@duffman19 said: Garmin does exactly this, but with Apple Maps. I used to use it frequently with my 955. POIs and addresses can be sent straight to the watch through the share button. I agree it would be great if Suunto could implement this with Google Maps instead. Nice, wasn’t aware of that. apparently there is a way to “input” coordinates in suunto app https://forum.suunto.com/topic/11390/entering-a-point-of-interest-according-to-coordinates/6?_=1782201368405