Hi, I would like to have it, too! Its needed for multi day activities which runners only maybe dont understand… Regards, Marko

Come on Suunto, this would be an easy win and greatly appreciated by many.

@VoiGAS I already tried it, but it still didn’t work.

Yesterday, I had the opportunity to use Karoo 3 on the road after switching from Garmin 830. I share the observations: easy to use, without thousands of unnecessary options, fast operation, quick integration with the light, power measurement, heart rate strap, and good integration with Suunto (I train running and use Vertical) except for one parameter - calories are not imported to Suunto from Karoo. In Garmin, this integration was at a lower level, but this may be the fault of Suunto’s developers. [image: 1759139742734-pxl_20250928_133349851.jpg] [image: 1759139757341-pxl_20250928_120759494.jpg] [image: 1759139777186-pxl_20250928_120751983.jpg] Cool display, even at 0% brightness it is visible, no need to turn it up to 100% as some reviews suggest. I had auto-battery saving turned off - the display was on for exactly 3 hours, the battery dropped from 100 to 77%. So, very good for my rides. Karoo definitely gets a plus for the speed of the system, maps, notifications (e.g., about no entry), and easy entry point from Garmin to the new service despite the lack of Polish language support. On the downside, or in need of calibration, the Climb option was a little slow to detect elevation, e.g., the road was already flattening out, but the display still showed the end of the climb. I had a similar experience with Garmin, so maybe it’s a matter of GPS accuracy and location refresh rate.

@Alpha-156.42 Are you saying they had Garmin devices, purchased Suuntos, and are now buying new Garmin devices? That’s gonna cost some serious $$$ (or €€€ or whatever). Especially if it’s any of the new Garmins. It’s probably just a case of preferring what you’re used to. Like others, I’ve tried all the main brands (Suunto, Garmin, Polar, Coros, Apple) and prefer Suunto for the simplicity of the software and the watches themselves. I will say that if you like complete control of your data, Garmin may have the edge as they have a robust mobile and web-based platform. You can also live life with a Garmin and never connect it to a phone, instead using a physical cable connection to a computer or syncing via wi-fi (something I appreciate). But saying that Garmin is less complicated? That doesn’t sound right.

@KingK0ng I always get relatively little deep sleep with Suunto. With Xiaomi, I get quite a bit more. These days, I wouldn’t care if the time was at least recorded halfway accurately and the HRV data were reliable. I sleep around 7 hours fairly regularly, and this is what I get: [image: 1758621179398-screenshot_2025-09-23-05-51-35-089_com.stt.android.suunto-edit.jpg] But of course, I also see the problem with the data recording. My minimum heart rate while awake and while asleep are pretty close together. [image: 1758621217543-screenshot_2025-09-23-11-48-31-324_com.stt.android.suunto-edit.jpg]

@sky-runner same withe custom sport modes… Would be so great to save them IN the Suunto App. Its easyer to reload after a hard reset or when you switch a watch Something else.

@chrissg032 hello I’m missing this simply future too, I’m owning vertical but had a chance to play with suunto Run today and I war surprised that the future was available there. I could easily set alarm for each specific week day.

@Sebastian-Wagner-0 100% agree and too for women menstuation cycle, because for example i am so tired before my peirod 5 days ago. Too when i have a cycle first and second day its for me so exhauseted i have pain and my body is so tired, when i go run my heart rate zone is minimum 10 pulse up. I want suunto accepted this things

@Miroslava Yes, Great idea.

@brave_dave I’ve had an original Race for nearly 2 years, it took months to get the predictions/LT in the first place and they haven’t changed since despite training of some sort almost every single day so in my case it would be a really boring chart…

On my side i would like to have my zones automatically set but with manual adjustment possibility. I’m not a pro runner, I have no clue about my zones. I run 3-4 times a week, between 30 to 50km. I’m buying a watch to have this kind of information without having to think about it.

@timefall indeed I’m with you. Also when you use structured workout directly in the watch (not guides), the description is automatically written in activity description. I’d love to see that coming with structured workouts. Well, about tags, my simple wish besides those already mentionned here, is ability to filter by device used. Not possible at this time even if the watch used is automatically displayed on activities.

Great suggestion! Would be nice to have when viewing TSS over last 7 days and that wigdet also reflected the change in view.