@zadow And i’m happy for you too. If it was under warranty in January, sure, then the watch is under warranty now as well. And also great for spare watch and especially for your training. I have one of the 1406 jewels too and I love it, it’s a beautiful watch!

@Jeffrey-Tillack I’d suggest testing it out… configure the sport modes settings first also (turn auto-laps off etc), maybe use it on a commute to work or something, or just wear it for the day as a dry test. I personally like to have each day split down (so record one day of activity with best GNSS performance), then I can write a little summary of each day and have photos, like chapters of a book. But the tour mode if used properly in some long distance hike is very tempting to use…I’m just only walking 5-10km at a time

I feel the same. My 9pp ohr readings compared to my H10 are totally wrong. So any data produced from the crazy ohr I get is not reliable. Garbage in, garbage out.

@cosme-costa Yes, I saw that the track is existing. I’ve used a gpx remover for that line and I’ve upload the correct track on Sunnto App. Thanks

If the activity is still on the watch, I remember that uninstalling and then reinstalling the app should help.

@Marco-Grangetto check this post, there is a firmware with a fix that you can install yourself before release. It should solve your problem.

@giuliosq With a rebooth it actually worked the GPS issue…

@BrunoH it hasn’t been until now. It counts very few steps for me during activity. half of the fair value. I have noticed this error so far.

Hr and step didnt work well for me. shame.

@thanasis said in Overall performance issues with suunto 9 baro (watch being slow and laggy): @zhang965 said in Overall performance issues with suunto 9 baro (watch being slow and laggy): @André-Faria said in Overall performance issues with suunto 9 baro (watch being slow and laggy): @KarteL said in Overall performance issues with suunto 9 baro (watch being slow and laggy): UPDATE: yes the watch is a little less laggy and slow but still not as responsive as i want it to be… i guess its time to sell/trade the watch, any reccomendations other than suunto? I just got a Suunto 9 baro to play with. In the past I had s9p, and as far as I can tell the Suunto 9 peak was sluggish than this, so I believe Suunto has improved this along the firmwares. This was heavily discussed on other topics. If you want to change brand just for that I can tell you that any forerunner 45 , 245, fenix 6, 945 , etc will be much faster. But at the current state Suunto “slugginess” isn’t as anoying as it used to be. S9pp has improved also from what I’ve read Yes and no, s9pp is getting slower, and it’s gps is getting worse as well, just like my S9B/s9p Just out of curiosity (really) , if your experience is that bad , how come you still buy suunto watches ? S9B , s9p and S9pp are not that much different after all ? My s9p btw after the last firmware update is better but has definitely worse battery life , sluggish watch face (I use the one with the baro graph ) but much better sport performance Because when it’s getting slower, it’s out of return window, lol. I only use the watch for sport, so the slow UI is not an real issue for me, I only use it couple of time a week

@ADHDMonkey good idea! Will forward this.

Seems like I was not alone My post: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/8516/s9-gen1-baro-update-2-23-20-failed-defective-state?_=1678007170118

@TiagoSPM I have multiple iOS devices synced to different watches they all show the same data.

@ADHDMonkey If you extend “Suunto environment” a little bit, you may consider intervals.icu, which can read data from Suunto and e.g. Oura and give you a combination of the metrics of both, making it a very nice “training hub”

@ChrisA yeah I own the Garmin hrm pro plus and no balance metrics are contained in my fit files

Thank you for the tip!!! A week searching how to turn it off!!!

@michaeldwilson Follow up: Suunto replaced by SB9 with a brand new one. I certainly appreciate their customer support and the support of their products. I’ve worn Suunto watches for running/GPS since the X9s way back in 2005 or so. I’ve always been pleased and even more so now.