@Brad_Olwin I also find the S7 HR accuracy ( I have the titanium) really, really good. That was coming from the S9B which has a hard time being accurate. It seems like some users have complained/noted that S9PP HR is not quite as good as other sensors in past?? is this true in your opinion or is it roughly comparable?

@Embrun-0 Finalement ça fonctionne avec un autre parcours (je ne sais pas pourquoi

@NickK it was already available yesterday but there is no way to order it, although it is stated as in stock. Really strange. Anyhow, the watch should arrive on Monday, I still have to try and evaluate it. Still a question mark around the size. Never had such a big watch. I have a suunto elementum ventus already but it is smaller. When I decide to keep it, I will look again at the spare charger. Thanks

@s-kornreich I tried, yes it gives a run count, max speed avg speed. But if you want stat for individual run, you need manual laps

@Eldin-Besirevic Nothings as been said about the firstbeat features but who knows. I would like to have that data, at least in Suunto app.

Yep I have it. But imported from Healtkit.app in iOS.

@mjposner it happened to me too, that’s why I suggested it could be

Still 2.17 here too.

@NickK Yes, let’s hope a clean market consolidation occurs at some point.

@Holby19 same here, my S7 crashed after 7 km of run and restarted. The activity was stored on the watch. Before the crash, the display didn´t display data, after pressing a button, the watch restarted.

@johann-fuehrer On iOS it is much easier than Android I believe. I have several watches connected to the same phone (won’t say how many) but I simply disconnect one and connect the other without changing their BT connection. It is not an ideal solution but works. Your steps, calories and sleep (if you use a watch other than S7) as well HR (if you use a watch other than S7) will show for the day activities as aggregated from all the watches.

@isazi yup exactly. It won’t go through a cycle of all this. It will blink very shortly.

@Egika, that is true, however in the suunto app on the watch you have the abiltiy to show these maps in their heatmap form and thus be able to run the route shown, but as Rob33 has pointed out some of the lines are really thick making it difficult to easily see the potential route especially if there are multiple lanes that are reasonably close together, requiring you to zoom in to a level that doesn’t work well from a navigation point of view. So while specific to the watch face, a valid point from the tracking side of things. @Rob33 - the only issue I can see with thin lines is how to show level of use - which I do think is very useful and a very important part of the tool. As I don’t think you can see all the heat tracking for each activity on the same map, perhaps thin lines and colour could determine level of use i.e. Red for very active, green for barely used etc…

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos - would be good if they changed that so that it did. Makes far more sense, as you can switch that off if you don’t want it before starting an activity or during it. And at least this way you are notified when in background.

@josearrebola I know what you are talking about, I also do it.

After update of Google play app there is no longer possible to install apk on WearOs if that apk wasn’t installed on phone from Google Play itself (like xdrip). Here is a nice workaround: https://www.xda-developers.com/wear-installer-sideload-wear-os-apps/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+xda-developers%2FShsH+(xda-developers)

@martin-vrska Good question! And something I also would like to know.

@André-Faria I followed your advice and wrote to Italian customer support, let’s see if something happens … if so I hope there is a Christmas present for all of us

@tocsa Ok, so the build PXDZ.200824.005 brings the H-MR2 https://9to5google.com/2020/09/08/suunto-7-wear-os-mr2-update/

this is a known bug I think. What happens is this. You change the settings to what you want A. -> All work ok. then you open Suunto app on the watch and the Suunto app remembers that setting You change the setting to something else B You open suunto app and once you close it it restores setting A instead of B To over come this you need to reboot the watch as it wipes out the setting that Suunto app remembers and sets back every time you open / close it