@Mauerwegler I suspect that the main cause of loss of battery is the screen’s backlight being on full to be legible in sunlight, not the location services on the phone, which don’t necessarily use GNSS… In Settings, under Battery, you can see which app is using the battery, and their screen time.

@Ze-Stuart said in Blinded by the light.: @Sascha-Domres I think if, in DND/sleep, the watched showed the time with red or green numbers, instead of white numbers, most of the OLED users (Ocean, Race, Race S) would be happy. Sounds like a „red light“ mode as shown on https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adaptation_(eye)#Dark_adaptation is needed. I saw a band last year and when the light was dimmed the brightest thing in the room was the Apple Watch of the guitarist. That is somehow wrong and a bit embarrassing (too much „product placement“).

@Brad_Olwin hello, I just switched from a Garmin fenix 3 hr to a Suunto race s. is there any plan to have those features? (interval alert & repetition info)

@isaz It would be really very good and safe for users and families

for me also e a importent thing - so just following and reading!

@Mff73 Of course, there should be option for privacy zone, to exclude XY meters around marked location. But it would be good to see more heatmap data, as a lot of users do not share their exercises publicly

@Brad_Olwin After using it some days, i canceled the connections to all services and now i do the imports manually. But this is also annoying, because there is no access to the FIT-Files on my PC. I have to download via app to my smartphone. In this case, there is a big gap to other manufacturers.I like the watch very much, but the app is one decade behind others.

@Luis-Andés-Olmedo yes, because as Isazi wrote, only metrics that can have zones can be shown this way. There are no speed zones in the watch…

@claudiotereso yes, I think the same and have reported this to Suunto already

@far-blue Really? Just tried on Android with Polar Verity Sense and it is not working. . iOS wins.