Karoo 2 doesn’t calculate calories based on HR. Would be great to have the calculation done by SA as the ride is imported. For example TP and Strava are able to calculate calories for rides imported from KAROO2. I think it must be possible also for SA especially because SA and KAROO2 bolongs to the same partnership platform.

@jjpaz I see as well that in some cases a reliable watch is crucial. but basically it should be reliable without a doubt! what I wanted to say is that maybe if you use different settings or use another or no S+ etc it can also be different and that is also interesting to find out. in race situations you want to have a stable watch, fully agree!

@sartoric THANK YOU! I also gave my vote.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos No problem with tracking, as a developer myself I know its how people make empirical decisions on the direction of the product. Its the frequency. Did it really need 25k+ interactions? Not doing that much on my account. I see that as something that is trying to get through, cannot, and hammering. Not sure but it may have some other implications like battery use? App lag? Maybe its just that the number is insane that it bothers me.

@TonyG totally agree that adding more features for swimming will increase the attraction for triathletes Some datas that might be good to add => I had them in the ambit3 peak and was sad not to see them in the 9 peak the avg speed per interval => defintely a must have as it’s already displayed in the suunto app after the sync the resting time during intervals => the timer clock is good but having the exact resting time is a nice to have too

@Cooky stop the activity after warmup.

@Cooky I see what you are suggesting and can ask about this. However, many of the partners do allow for zone settings in structured workouts. It would definitely make it easier to use the feature.

@pavel-samokha @isazi You can import the DM5 history to SuuntoApp via Suuntolink. There is a “import dive logs” option there. By clicking on it, you are able to select a folder from which to import the data. As far as I know - but I don’t have DM5 on my computer, so I cannot confirm with absolute certainty* - SuuntoLink automatically selects the latest DM5 directory so you don’t have to know it/insert it manually… There could be other directories under “Suunto DM5”, from previous DM5 versions in any target computer, depending on the history of DM5 installations. *this is why my screenshot has an empty path there [image: 1669736025116-79f0d1b1-42a2-4210-9b34-ed76bbf4bf54-image.png] [image: 1669736107422-c28c6a4e-5b4a-488b-9bc4-7f1c884967cb-image.png]

in order for me to track this, I use a streching activity at night just for adding the feeling of the day. Then I get the charts etc so that I can utilize that info. Note: If you use the feeling also on other activities of the day I think there is some avg happening so prefer to use the feeling only for that late streching activity

@wotus said in Show battery percentage in app and give notifications when level is low: I miss an option to show the battery percentage of Suunto Smart Sensor, like the former movescount app. I would like to see the smart sensor battery level on the watch

Great job Suunto! I like that the tag feature is back again. Have som suggestions to improve this feature. You can just use a tag as a shortcut from the home screen. Just from the home screen you can get to the overview how many hours of training or distince the tag is related to. On the home screen all the other activities from people you are following are shown. So I think it is not so user friendly to scroll down to your own activity in order to catch a distinct tag and than get the stats. It is more comfortable to just “click” the tagg independet from if you are on the home screen or getting via the calender or trend page to your activity. So there was one thing left Suunto… I want to have the ascend stats too connected to the taggs Please… I am getting an old man and can not wait so long any more

@Tom-Struzik The way I see this is Suunto wants Bluetooth connection to only go to the proprietary app. Since other apps can connect to it via the API (the way hundreds of apps do), that should be possible. Likely Mares instead wants direct access to the Bluetooth of the device, to sync directly. This will likely never happen, because how can one expect Suunto to give access to their devices to a direct competitor? I don’t believe either of these will change; but it’s tangentially more likely that #2 might change, as #1 definitely won’t (and for good reason).

Wow, 4 votes in 2 years, and now 20