@Matteiva Go in watch menu, pair a new watch, and then the new watch will sync with app, and the other (s) retained. Remember that other watches will appear to switch only after current watch sync in complete, so little patience before switching [image: 1774257175144-screenshot_20260323_100909_suunto.jpg]

@maszop on AW its a bit more elaborate than that as it also tells you the location where you left it and allows you to “trust” the location if you left it on purpose. Eitherway, a beep would arealy be a set in the right direction i guess.

@HoBart I’d like this watch face without the seconds ring, and with configurable stats instead of Barometer, Compass etc. CTL, TSS and TSB please!

I just found this post on Hammerhead community. Not the same as @brogers80 but a different one, also ~24 days ago: *Karoo records the heart rate and power data in the FIT file. However, Karoo does not currently write the HR or power zone data into the FIT file in a way that external platforms can directly access. Suunto recalculates and interprets zone metrics within its own ecosystem and algorithms. For imported activities to reflect time in zones exactly as in native Suunto recordings, Suunto would need to process and calculate those values on its end. Using the same zone settings and values for HR and power on Karoo and Suunto may increase the odds of consistency between the platforms, but you may still see some discrepancy based on the individual logic Suunto uses to compute the zones. We are sorry that we do not have a dedicated timeline to share with you on writing the zone data to the FIT file.* I answered that a lot of Suunto users are wating for this…

This survey really seems to have been put together with a lot of thought. Great ideas inside

@EzioAuditore Thanks for the reply/tip, also using that that workaround, but considering that the touchscreen is barely used there should be a switch to just turn it of permanently:)

Open water swimming would also benefit from tide times! Especially for planning. Where I am, we can only swim in the ocean around high tide times

Summary When using multiple devices, the following metrics are not synchronized or normalized in the app: • resources • steps • calories The device set as primary (connected to the app) becomes the master source of information. As a result: • resources are taken only from the device connected to the app • steps are not added to those already tracked by other devices • calories are not added to those already tracked On the device itself: • not all workouts are synchronized • the total weekly training time is not synchronized Additionally: • the TSS shown in the app differs from the TSS on the device • HRV and sleep data are not synchronized

@lexterm77 Thanks for the post. I was looking for that graph of times spent in power x Zones aince I received a V2. Cheera

Just FYI - Racing against your own activities or even those from your friends is a feature on Suunto Run

@go-out could be very usefull information per single training

Very nice!

I would like to propose also an ability to choose whether the phone notifications should also be sent to the watch when the paired phone is being used. I am pretty used to this feature from my previous fitness trackers and smart watches. I guess this is something the app can check and control - if the phone is unlocked, it can just skip pushing the notification to the watch. Or it could push the notification silently. Personally, it feels weird to have a notification pop up on the watch as I’m swiping it away on my phone.

YES. This feature is essential. Trailforks, even with a paid premium account, doesn’t export with elevation data.

I have same issue with sleeping tracker. Last night, for example, I was clearly awake around midnight and moving around, but it wasn’t recorded at all. On the other hand, today while sitting in the dentist’s chair, the watch tracked the session as a nap. I did enjoy my time at the dentist — but it definitely wasn’t a nap.