Wahoo ELEMNT Bolt for a few years. Strava live segments are implemented well and ride with gps turn by turn instructions is really helpful though its a pain that Strava courses don’t also have this… works with Varia radar as well and is a really intuitive interface. very easy to send a route from phone app to the unit wirelessly out mid ride etc which makes it much easier to work with than Garmin headunits from what I have heard. Wahoo support is responsive and good; they clearly care about their customers and want to provide good service.

@binoworld-uk you can go to https://intervals.icu/ Create an account and then you can set up a connection to your Suunto account in settings on the webpage and intervals.icu will read your trading data from your Suunto account, showing you tons of data and possibilities to display it. [image: 1657569359604-d764a1cb-4cc1-4878-acef-de619549d639.jpeg]

@ADidier said in Suunto amoled: The doubt I have with the Vertical is the size of the watch. I have a small 155 mm wrist and the Vertical may be huge especially on a daily basis. I have a tiny wrist too, it doesn’t feel like a big watch. Don’t let the measurements put you off, you just need to try one on and after a few days it feels perfectly normal

@Frédéric-Fiandino you made my day!

@fejker yup

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in Suunto Core in 2020: I gave my Core to my godfather He must be a happy person if reading this. (dont think so reading this though) I am a godfather to the person I have given black core and ultra copper

@MrCUBS yes, I have noticed that on the rare occasion that I have to open turn instead of flip it will always detect it, but if I have a very streamlined flip, it cannot always determine what happened.

@fenr1r I would bet „shoes“

@brad_olwin nice motto

@marvelousspeedy I am tech geek one could say, but the Fenix/Epix line is so confusing man that you do not know what you’re buying Sapphire/gorilla/solar/not/3 sizes/garmin e…… I think even Garmin is confused

Vote on the link to see if we can get them to add more watch faces or even be able to get a personalization.

@pescacebesforum Yes, I have seen this too. A known bug. Hopefully will be fixed.

It is great that, also including a partner like “ten percent” app could be awesome to track the meditation progress and mindfulness!

@egika @Jamie-BG I like too if from the APP one can decide how to put on the watch. Should it make it lighter … may be in any case simplier to manipulate as all the screens that someone considere as useless being not here it should simplify how we play with the watch? Having said that, the way SUUNTO DEV team organized the screen and the navigation is really awesome What I like is : moving up, moving down => you access a give set of feature moving on the right (button 2 middle) => you acces of specific feature of that set moving on the left => you come back to main scree touching the screen => you remain on the same feature btu see it from another perspective pressing a long time on the middle button => allwo you to have even more options contextualy on the screen where you are right now Honestly … this is just AWESOME as precisely this allow this flexibility we are discussing What I dream From the APP, to have this capacity to add or remove but also sort this set of feature as well as each specific feature of the set For example and as already mentionned in another post … having the CARDIO just below the default watch face is not a good choice for me … because to reach the ALTIMETER first of all I need to navigate 4 times below and moreover I’m stucked in the CARDIO the time he does its acquisition of signal … But this is my wish … someone else could be very happy as the cardio is its top most important feature … another point : the move on the right something is given poor result For exampe: from the detault watch face screen the move to the right brings you to just the date and battery … a very poor screen whereas it could ahve bring you ro some much more interresting screen that the user could haev choosen in a catalog : for me it will have been the ALTIMETER, the COMPASS, the WEATHER, the ALARM … but for someone else it could have been some others … for example THE CARDIO, THE STRESS, the O2 or I do not know what and for someone else … if there was a music player directly THE MUSIC …

@Wilson75 this is a new graph only available on iOS (probably available for next Android beta). In this new one, I think you can combine 2 values, so you can view HR and Power. On Android, you should have a dedicated graphic, just for power(without zones…) BR

@bulkan My 24mm strap microfibre ring fell apart after 3 months of use, specifically after training in rain. Velcro is still my fave for 24mm even though disappeared from Canadian website shop a while ago.

@sartoric It says “can now get”, doesn’t necessarily mean “have to get”. Unless there’s some bug somewhere forcing users to revert back from the auto detected HR each time.

@jthomi Maybe with launch of S5 and S7… In concern to functionality, i’m not. I didn’t see important sport features.

@Brad_Olwin The Ambit2 and Ambit3 series of watches do let you edit the POI during the process of adding one on the watch itself. I had a Vertical model before switching to a Spartan. I thought I remembered doing this and recently reconfirmed this with an Ambit3 owner on another forum just to to be sure. I’m thinking of switching back to an Ambit3 Peak from my Spartan. Never been totally happy with my Spartan and it seems Suunto is never going to add back some of these features I consider critical for my use. I’ve been waiting 2 years now and still can’t do this on the Spartan. Not that they ever promised they were planning this feature, but for backcountry use, it’s kinda important if you ask me. Now with an impending move to SA from MC in the next 12 months, and zero indication that I’ll even still be able to do POI from a phone or web app…well, I might as well pick up a Peak that can function standalone if I have to. Garmin is not an option. Their GPS accuracy on the Fenix line of watches is questionable. And Garmin evidently can’t get altimeter accuracy figured out either. So it’s back to the Ambit3 Peak I guess for the most functionality. Better GPS over both the Vertical and Spartan, and I can manually enter a destination right on the watch from a map or mapping software on my phone. And if Suunto ever gets off the pot and does this right, maybe I can move back to a newer model.

For me it’s okay. I pause the activity with the upper button. Then there are a green field at the top of the screen with “continue” and a red field with “stop” at the bottom of the screen. It’s clear what will happen after pressing a button.