@freeheeler alright, I get it now…

So probably best to set the average RHR of a week rather than a day which must be approximately what Suunto default is 60bpm

@MoeJito Only daily and since it varies a lot from sleep to waking it doesn’t make much sense to have a continuous graph over many days. What you might want is resting HR as a graph over time.

@MadFoodScientist Nope, sorry

@aborsic @NickK are you both reporting that for swimming (even screen on) the touch works ? That doesn’t work on mine.

Ok thanks guys!

@Bulkan yeah maybe it just need more time to collect some data. On my third use it turns accurate. Thanks

@macdav said in Button shortcuts:

Yes. And when I train golf and have no activity started, it activate some app. Which is anoying.

At this time, you can only change it to another, hopefully less annoying app. Hardware button customization, under settings, will only allow you to select an app.

You can, however, install an app that let’s you customize buttons actions in-app, like Sporty Go, and assign unused buttons to nothing.

@Maryn
right, that’s true too. 😀

This coronavirus has everyone in a challenges situations. Let’s hope it will be in ours S7.

After a few months of using Facer, I can tell you that for the delay you are right (I have a lot of data on my dial including the steps, the heartbeat, the high rudeness, the temperature, the humidity, percentage of the battery as well as, of course, time and date). But for the consumption I have to contradict you: despite the absence of a lot of data on the dial, the battery consumption is aligned with that of the Suunto original dials, that is 2 days in smartwatch mode with bluetooth and wifi always active. The battery drop, now I think we have clarified it, and when the watch uses GPS, that is, in sports activities with Suunto App. (We talked about the maximum autonomy of 5h in sports such as ski mountaineering or trail running)

never had this issue, and regularly use pause functions and the walk activity…

yup, of course, no doubt. I had rehearsed, but honestly I don’t remember the projections anymore. I could venture, however, a projection autonomy of just over 10 hours, if I remember correctly.

@Egika hi.
Yesterday weather was bad so I had not the chance to test it.
I was able to configure the custom version of OWS including stroke frequency but not to test it in a training session.

I’ll give that a try @Jamie-BG .
In my post here on this forum "new Suunto 7 user " you can read the reason for switching.
I had worse heartrate readings, did not had continious heartrate at all, and scattered all over.
Now I do have consistent heartreadings.

@Brad_Olwin
why doesn’t this happen in my S7? I can only turn it back on if I conclude the procedure I described earlier. So does this mean that our S7, although updated to the latest firmware, are not all the same? I begin to understand little with this watch

@Jamie-BG The reason I bought this watch is Suunto App. Fit is just an addon 🙂

@Michael-Zendel - probably due to nest updates, as I get whatsapp photos in notifications without any issues, suggesting that it isn’t wear os restricting it.

@Brad_Olwin said in Weather.com app:

Thanks, I did not know that, may have to get rid of it. I wish the new graphics showed wind too.

There is a WearOS app called Brilliant Weather Complication in PlayStore on the S7, which is able to show windspeed and direction.

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Thank you very much everyone for the valuable advice.We hope that Google Fit gives Suunto app permissions to delete activities as it often happens that you start activities in the Suunto app for a few seconds and then delete it later will be displayed forever on the Google fit app. what doesn’t make sense for good integration the two apps should sync data

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos - maybe if paused the GPS fix setting could change to a quick check every 1/2 mins and if no fix after 10s stops trying - that would significantly improve battery life, especially from it continously trying to fix.

And or maybe if app paused and in background - no GPS.
If running and in background GPS remains active?
Not sure how feasible any of these options are - but would think they are worth a consideration, especially considering the target market.