Hello, I’m also a Withings user and it’s a shame there’s no way to synchronize my weight from Withings to Suunto app (and watch). Couldn’t this be done via Health Connect on Android (I guess there’s an equivalent in the Apple world)? Also, I have a Withings sleep analyser and it would be awesome if its data could be synchronized with the sleep tracking of Suunto, but just having weight synchronization would already be great.

@Esa-Andstén said in Ability to edit the sleep time: Hi! New forum user here. I’ve had the Suunto Race S for almost a year now and like it very much. However there are a couple of missing features/options in the Suunto ecosystem. One big omission is that there’s no way to edit sleep times. I’ve had many occasions, where the watch thinks that I’m sleeping when I’m lying on the couch watching tv. Then it reports that I’ve had 11 hours of sleep that night It’s frustrating that you can’t cut these obvious misinterpretations away. I think this should be trivial to implement. Even Polar has had this option for years now Not to make excuses for Suunto, but it’s easy for someone who has not seen the code to assume any feature or bug is “trivial,” not understanding underlying factors in code. Moreover, typically it’s less “it’s hard” and more “it’s not a priority.” Teams are tasked to do many things, generally implementing new features and fixing old features, and how they prioritize things can seem weird for those of us with pet issues. For example, I wish Suunto would highly improve their export to Apple Health, which I’m written about elsewhere. If Suunto sent sleep data to Apple Health, for example, then perhaps I could use some other tool to edit/analyze this, which would (in a roundabout way) be a workaround to your issue. I imagine Suunto sees things as “people should primarily use Suunto app” so my desire is likely lower on their priority list. All I can do is send feature requests to Suunto support (which this forum is not a substitute for), discuss things here for more visiability, and, ultimately, use other devices if Suunto does not meet my needs. As you may have seen, your response to this thread comes 4 years since the last post, and sleep issues have been a concern for a long time.

The only thing you have to worry about is putting an electronic device away for an extended amount of time that isn’t charged that much. Battery will discharge itsself to the point it won’t take charge anymore… But that is usually way below the “0%” at what point the device turns itsself off.

@iOS-Issues-Bugs … bump! is anyone watching this forum at Suunto???

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos on the watch “training” widget

Just bought a Phil Mosley plan (for the over 40’s ) and signed up to TP for a year!

@Ecki-D. Thanks for your response, I should have added in my post that I refer to indoor cycling with a power meter . Anyway, gonna update it, thanks for your help ️

@dankcushions thanks - interesting to read and I can go with their use case and their scientific approach (as far as I can say, not knowing too much about the details of it as somebody how has neither a medical nor biological degree): [image: 1748185086106-img_6618.jpeg] But - at least for me - their algorithm in Garmin devices often didn’t correspond on how I felt and how I should workout. So it didn’t really help me to find balance. But that’s just me and perhaps there are people who find it more appropriate to how those metrics correlate on how they feel and are happy with it getting their daily readiness scores from it.

@Klaus-Myrseth I don’t think this will happen as tags work for this and are a much more elegant solution.

@cosme.costa thanks, i set up bike few years ago in strava but didn’t notice until now that they support bike parts too. Thank you.

@Mitch9 Okay, I get it. This is your preference, not mine It should be customizable, so you can display whatever you want.

@Mathis-.-Pct I imagine that would invalidate licensing agreements.

@James-Eastwood + Zone sense as native field (not as app) : )