@Egika said in Estimate Vo2max: @suzzlo said in Estimate Vo2max: Does it makes sense to say that today you are 53.26 and tomorrow you get a 53.41? Absolutely. This is just the digits after the dot. I would wonder if the measurement was precise enough to actually rely on those digits… It does make no sense when measurements are based on model, and not direct. It’s like measuring a wooden stick weight based on average wood density and visual estimation of diameter and length instead of putting it on a scale. A watch, no matter what kind of model it uses does not measure your oxygen intake. Lab test does.

I think that one thing the OP might have liked is the A3P ability to send data to phone so that the phone was a large watch display. I loved that feature!

Different people, different preferences. Weight,callories,steps,sleep, hr 24_7 are completelly irrelevant for me. Iam trail runner, gravel cyclist and occasional climber and hiker and I bought premium watch with premium price only because of that things

…and Suunto thinks the same so this will come in an SW update

Operation explained above also fixed issue with visibility of some of the data. Now i can see temperature, Altitude, vertical speed - some not on the map directly - but data for it can be seen on app.

I like the events, even Challenges in this new era, the coronavirus and non races, are rising this online events.

@sebastian I am impressed. Very well thought out

@sebastian but honestly, those are very good ideas. I was also thinking about HR wheel when it’s locked to certain zone. Normally HR wheel segment is highlighted when in current HR zone but it highlights only the locked (pre selected) zone if in HR zone lock. So let’s say that I want to run in Z3 only - the interface could lit up Z2 in green (speed up) if I’m too low or Z4 in red if I’m too fast. The HR wheel is ideal for this as it’s always visible on regular screens. This way the “slow down” and “speed up” notifications could be fired up less often (for example if the trend is constant for longer).

@ink357 Not possible to have the list, but in Calendar view you can scroll and it will show the vertical ascent for the week, month and year.