@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos @wandern had the same question (well, my wife had and I had to answer) - can’t say it was obvious that to enable tap (touch) in activity I have to set custom battery mode and option within

@zhang965 not in fit file but in samples.json. Read here. https://forum.suunto.com/post/33052

@Efejota Mostly I use the last screen but with altitude too and not duration time. Good post! +kudos!

On Monday I was running with the battery under 15% without issues (using the Polar OH1). So, I do not think is related to the new firmware.

@Boyan-Bozhinov it should need like seconds …

@SeifertM usually the display goes fully black if the watch is stationary for some time. It then thinks it’s not being worn and switches the display off to save energy. Has been like this from the beginning.

@Sascha-Domres some don’t wake up by the vibration, some almost get a heart attack… vibration in general was discussed already in-depth

@sartoric yes, daily OHR is set to ON.

@Jorcki what kind of leak?

@Cédric-Penalvert while watch faces are not available during an activity, I think you can still get what you want from your watch. Navigation and waypoints are available during acticity recording. You can even have data fields with ETA distance to next waypoint, a graphical altitude profile etc. With the new Suunto+ function “outdoor insights” you can keep track of the atmospheric pressure, temperature, sunrise/sunset times etc. (provided you have the barometer version of the S9)

@grant28 I didn’t even know there was this kind of option for backlight. Live and learn. I did try it and for me double finger tap worked. Also noticed that you have to wake up the watch before the light works.

This not only happens with Suuntos OHR. I’m using the Polar OH1, and the other day I flipped it inside its support in the arm strap and I went for a run without noticing it and I also got HR reading which were a bit high but pretty realistic.

@TELE-HO said in Golf mode for Suunto 9: @MartinLX no I don’t play golf and while I normally say “never say never” you can believe me, I will never ever play golf and I’ve got reasons that I don’t want to put in here BUT(!), as you use your watch for golfing, it’s not what a golf watch would actually do. I know from a friend of mine who does play golf, and who I really do not envy for this, that there’s a garmin watch available only made for golf… obviously it does not only count strokes and times for each strokes, but also analyzes your motion and efficiency and if you’re holding and swinging that club how it’s supposed to… but well… while I think everyone should do what he likes, I really respect what everyone does, but golf is nothing for me, really I know that watch, and I think this is total overkill - hence why I am looking for a pragmatic golf mode. Maybe that could convince you one day to play? No, jokes apart, everyone has its reasons to like or dislike, and welcome to diversity!

@Mff73 Thanks, this seems to be another app, since I cannot visualise that in the Suunto iOS app, and also not on Strava (iOS or web). Strava creates by the way distinct activities out of a single multisport recording. The point for me is, per-hole scores should ideally be visible on the watch since this is device I am wearing. So I hope my suggestion for a decent golf mode is being heard and supported (plus completed with any additional suggestion) by other users.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos I’ll copy it there also. Thanks for help!

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos I started by trying to just remove S9B from the general BT setting. It worked like a charm Thank you again so much for your time

I was almost sure that there was an indoor one … but it seems there’s not I probably confused it with indoor training

@suzzlo and yes the intention is to come. But testing is not complete. That means that it can also fail. So we will see.