@Stefano-M64 correct. As most phones can also connect USB memory sticks, they are able to power them. And: Afaik there is a European regulation about chargers, that require them to be USB-C This is why Suunto Run has a USB-C charger. And upcoming new models as well.

And being able to zoom the alti profile

Underwater precision is not the issue. Pressure changes magnitudes bigger than in the atmosphere with altitude. It is the total detection range of the sensor that is limiting it. You have a fixed bit resolution of the sensor in total. To get high precision altitude resolution, you need to waste a lot of bits for under water. With S9PP this has been re-dialed. Not so for older models. Any extension under water will reduce resolution above.

@Łukasz-Szmigiel I know, but I believe that Vietnamese is not supported by Suunto at the moment.

@Francesco-Pagano said in Which UI layout do you prefer? (S9PP/SV users): I voted for “other” because with time, I am getting used to the new UI and I believe it would be nice to just add one more widget to left-swipe. I selected “other” for the same reason. A possibility to pin more than one widget and move between them horizontally like in the old UI would be great.

@Brad_Olwin S9, if I remember well it was implemented for new UI only. But if I’m wrong, I’ll update the post.

I’d also be interested to know as I too suffer from this (last time I was tested they recorded around 1500 ectopic beats over a 24 hour period). I’m lucky enough to suffer from both atrial fibrillation which is probably connected to aortic stenosis. I’m anticipating a stent will be on the cards for me over the coming decade or two I don’t use HR for my training and I haven’t yet used HRV, but will definitely keep an eye on this thread as I may implement the HRV recording in the future

@Anthony-Guillemette An hint that it might come https://forum.suunto.com/post/163484

@Maryn a major flaw of “manual intervals” is that rest screen doesn’t show a distance but time. In some cases distance is more useful

@far-blue said in Better responsiveness/faster UI: I rarely notice any lag on my Race S. I’m sure the balance between responsiveness and battery and memory usage is a fine one. Certainly clocking the processor faster will burn more battery and caching of data, while good for reducing processing needs, is always a tradeoff between performance and stale data. If you are referring mostly to the scrolling of the widget list do remember you can disable widgets you don’t use and you can re-order widgets to move the ones you access most often to the top of the list so there’s less need to scroll Thats what i have. Most important widgets at top of list or at shortcuts by holding buttons (upper/down)

I am looking for something similar to start stop recording or taking photos on the iPhone. I have a little bluetooth switch for that but often forget about it. Would be cool to control it from the watch. I use the phone on a gorillapod to record all sorts of stuff like playing guitar, MTB, Groundhandling with my Paraglider…

@far-blue Yes, I had seen that, and it’s really a shame.

@mando said in Suunto navigation tendency to auto-reverse route when it shouldn't. Bug or misguided feature?: Sometimes it gets confused when the first and last parts of the route are the same and there’s a loop. It thinks I’m going backwards on the loop instead of forwards as planned — but it usually catches up after a while. I had exactly same problem few weeks ago. It’s annoying. My route was same for there and back with loop between. I started the activity and after few meters I got “you’re in finish” alert. Whyyyy? So stupid bug, if the watch know already walked distance… The map was OK, but the line on elevation profile was showing from the end to the start . Everything else seems fine, ETA, ETE… I returned Fenix 7Pro because of bugs, but the Race starts to surprise me a lot with these bugs. [image: 1748029136771-1000058542.png] [image: 1748029136802-1000058538.jpg] [image: 1748029136822-1000058537.jpg] [image: 1748029136833-1000058535.jpg] [image: 1748029136848-1000058536.jpg]

@tessa I am more into freestyle skating - so I guess have to drive too the next outdoor ring for tracking in a couple of years

YEah … but remind the reminder Some products can also track moon phases based on the date you have set on your product. Do not use the moon phase functionality to estimate or forecast tides in situations where your safety is at risk. Always check also for other available information sources and play it safe.

@bertrand007 said in Suunto T3D: Shall I use Move link 1? (Which I don’t find Suunto web site). Yes, you need Moveslink1, https://www.suunto.com/Support/software-support/moveslink/ , scroll down to Quest/M4/M5 . And it was working fine for me few months ago: [image: 1599342226937-screenshot_20200906-004157_chrome.jpg]

@jamie-bg Totally agree , a function that detect if need to read hr or not , I’m my case S9B. Thanks 🤩

@vietpq A LifeQ sensor was used in the S7 as well, you can probably search for that too.