@Brad_Olwin said in OHR accuracy of owners of Race 2: @Tomas5 I have been testing this watch for some time. It is the only Suunto that gives me good OHR during running and similar to my Apple Watch Ultra. I am very happy with it and have the titanium version that is quite light. I can show a lot of data if you wish. May I ask which strap you are using with the SR2? The original silicone strap, or maybe the textile strap from Suunto Run? Anyway I assume it needs to be fitted tight?

@herlas Is this solved yet? I just paired my Stryd to the Race 2, didn’t do a run but testing in out while walking around in the house. Seems the data is coming correctly from the Stryd (because the Suunto is on the table). I can’t pair as a foot pod as that doesn’t shows up. I also don’t use the Stryd+ app but have a data field with 3sec power.

@Suunto Team, I was quite disappointed that a severe bug was introduced regarding swim styles and lane tracking for pool swimming in 2.40.44. The lane count, which was quite precise before, always showed counts way above the real distance I covered, and swim style recognition was deteriorated drastically. With 2.44.46, which said “Improved swim style detection in pool swimming”, I had hoped that things would be back to normal, but unfortunately, this is not the case. Here’s a screenshot from the Suunto app of a recent swim unit: [image: 1757079223827-screenshot_sunnto_swimming.png] The lanes marked in yellow and blue are translation errors (“Butterfly” should be “Delphin” or “Schmetterling” in the german translation, and “zurück” certainly should read “Rücken”), but that are only minor points. The main point is that swim style recognition is completely off: First of all, I definitely do not do apnoe diving in the pool I’m training in. This pool is approx. 2 m deep, so no diving possible at all. Second, I regulary do a mix of free style, breast stroke, back stroke and a few butterfly lanes in between. Freestyle and breast stroke are completely gone from the log, although they make up most of the training units. I’m not able to verify that the units labelled as “zurück” and “butterfly” really were done in the style my Race logged them, but the lanes (or groups of lanes) labelled “apnoe” go on and on for the rest of the log. Even back stroke lanes are underrepresented. This is so messed up that it’s unusable. Third, the lane count, which was much too high in versions 2.40.44 and 2.43.12 is now much too low (1.600 m for me, as opposed to 2.000 m for other swimmers in my training group, mostly using Garmin and Polar watches). Prior to 2.40.44, the distance my Race logged was similar to those of others in my training group. Not a good basis for a correct training log and the calculations for training effects etc., Suunto team, please fix this ASAP. I’m even going back to my old Garmin Fenix 6, that I ditched for other reasons, because I’m competing in a triathlon event in a few days and want to have an accurate swim log.

Usually if the battery runs low my Race S comes with “Trainierst du bald?”. Not so yesterday. I looked at the battery state by chance and it was at about 11%. I thought, okay, I charge it in the morning. Next day I woke up a bit late and watch greeted me with a “charge now symbolic”. Probably because of low battery my watch hasn’t vibrated to wake me. After charging it and syncing to Suunto App, I can see that my heart rate has been tracked right before the point I woke up, My Resources stopped about half an hour earlier. However the complete night is missing in sleep tracking. Not just the segment after my watch decided that it has a too low charge. Why on eath has Suunto App - or the watch - decided to completely skip sleep tracking and not just take the already recorded part and skip the rest? Is there a way to get the missing data?

@isazi said in Alerts without any notification or activity: It is what it is doing, it reconnects to your sensor even outside activities… I never noticed until yesterday cause I either turn off my sensors or they are far far away from me during the day I also get alarms during activities and I don’t know why because there is no message on the watch and it doesn’t seem possible to me that this is an attempt to connect to a sensor because I don’t have one with me and there are no sensors paired to the watch.

@herlas said in 3.20.22 available: @Hari-Seldon e.g. Running symmetry metrics Interesting - I hadn’t noticed this.

@MKPotts, it’s a 9 Peak Pro. Not sure it’s the update that caused the issue, TBH. Just trying to figure out what caused it. I’ve sent it to Suunto for repair. I’ll post their feedback here.

@timecode I did check and unfortunately can’t help. I don’t see any issues on the cloud end. Different case. @adrian-suunto Suunto 9 Baro has limited storage size, your workout data may be already overwritten by newer workouts data. IIRC you can check that by open the workout on the watch and see if workout summary has charts (like HR graph). If no then it’s the workout data is gone from the watch. So if it failed to sync from the watch to mobile app then it’s unlikely we can do anything.

@Egika Hi, I’m also waiting for Suunto to get moving and expand its range of applications dedicated to kitesurfing!! Today, nothing is offered and there is no way to connect your watch to the surfr application.

Hello, today we noticed this issue on my wifes 5 Peak. Unfortunatelly it has already 2.5 year so it is not under warranty anymore. And she is light user, and not wearing it while washing dishes, showering, sleeping etc. Only around 9hours a day during working days only and then while cycling/hiking but thats few times a month. [image: 1753289160907-img_0635.jpeg]

Hi all! My Android mobile phone can connect and be paired with my Suunto 5, but it keeps on pairing once both devices are connected. Obviously, no performance data is automatically synced. The app and softwares are updated. What might be the problem? Thanks!