It would be useful to start an activity at the end of a countdown.

@Brad_Olwin thanks this is helpful. its a bit hard to find some of the more elevation oriented information on a variety of devices online…not very many of the user guides or forums or reviews really address it specifically enough, though this one is probably by far the best and most thorough place!

@anton-cheger said in S9 Baro Wishlist:

@stromdiddily Hi all. It will be great to have possibility to switch off the light at all, but to leave all other functions working. Now i can switch off the light only with Do not disturb mode on

I also really miss the simple on/off function without too much dancing around. And it would save the battery a lot.

@freeheeler thank you!

@jussim Mine only crashes when trying to connect the Suunto HRM. Not sure why.

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

The suunto 9 BARO as it is called now seems to be a very good sports watch but it is not perfect. I recently spoke to the guy who wrote this suunto 9 Baro review and he was telling me that he loved it but he is still unconvinced with the apps. He loved the extended battery life and metrics. I am toying between buying this one of a Garmin 6X Pro. Lening more towards the suunto as I have an ambit 3 already and the 9 Baro looks like a solid watch all-round.

@Oktan
I agree, I’ve been fighting since I bought it with support, from 2020. I joined this forum just to see if I’m the only one and if there is a solution. I have the 9 baro, I use it on a dinghy sail boat, they are always at unsuitable heights or -25m or +30. I’m thinking of selling it.

Does anyone know similar wristband than Suunto Athletic 6 velcro?

That is the best product but you cant buy those anymore.

@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.

@cosmecosta yeah the software is up to date. Last time it was checked was 5 days ago when doing the factory reset on the phone with them

Some nice oHR roller coaster during hiking.
Actual HR was around 85-95.

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Track looks quite OK

@egika thanks!

@surfboomerang just to be sure I bumped up the bug again, also adding my logs. So I hope it will be fixed soon.

@brugglyn yes, the function is still missing. One year ago I complained to Customer Care, but it is still missing. Very disappointing that a LIFE-SAVING feature is not important to Suunto.

@isazi maybe… O.K… tnx for your time and anwsers… 👍

For what it’s worth, I was able to extract the POIs using an app dump as explained here :

Make sure Suunto app has storage permission. Go to settings and tap many times the version number. Logging will start. Go to home , pull to refresh the feed Wait a bit Go again to settings tap many times the version it will stop logging On your Android internal storage there will be a folder called stt.

Then we can use R (or another SQLite client) to connect to the produced database in android > data > com.stt.android.suunto > files > stt-dump > amer_app.db and use the pois table.

Far from being easy…

@egika It doesn’t have power in running… you can call it triathlon power but it doesn’t support power like running power… so I don’t think is a power triathlon.

Check BeiDou now