@bernd25 - seeing finished activity map on watch - I don’t remember seeing a way to view that. I always used to pause the activity and then scroll to the map screen, then stop and save. Only way I remember being able to do that on the S7.

It’s been showing for about 4 days?

@metalmi thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately, it looks like it’s not from the recorded workout (which is comparable to what I would expect). The watch just had extra calories for the day itself and I don’t see how I can edit that.

@deaquinogeorges mine actually stopped working a few weeks ago. Ended up doing a factory reset.

@jamie-bg Thank you!

@Zoran-Z You are welcome

@freeheeler Very true, I think all devices are different and I am assuming if a watch can be pretty accurate in water means that it should effectively be pretty accurate as well outdoor. The watch I used to compare va the S7 was the Amazfit GTR 3 Pro. I have put this watch vs Apple S6 and it had a error margin of 2.7% when comparing average and max HR in walk and a run.

@eurohiker Could be something related to WearOs … I would contact support again and maybe google to

@Mff73 Ok…Merci

@moreusernameftw This sounds as if you were set to a lower GPS setting, maybe even Ultra. This is set when you go into the exercise selection after selecting an exercise, you can change battery modes by pressing the upper left button, it will cycle from Performance to Endurance to Ultra to Tour on the 9b. The color around the Start will also change.

The Suunto 7 is not going to get Wear OS 3. Technically it might be able to run it but Google has said it won’t support the processor it has. We would need an upgraded watch, but if you look at the following thread there isn’t much hope for a successor (https://forum.suunto.com/topic/8329/interview-q-a-with-suunto) The first post contains a link to an interview with someone from Suunto who talks about Wear OS. The Ticwatch Pro 5 with the new Snapdragon W5+ chip can supposedly last for 4 days. Maybe this example will bring about a change of heart at Suunto?

@pilleus ok, thank you for the information.

@Danny-poleg On your phone open your Google account -> settings -> Google assistant and scroll down to weather. Here you can choose the unit for the temperature. It will be synced with your S7.

@Mika-Hirvaskari said in Suunto 7 lose credit cards & information added to Google Pay: Anyone else having problems with Suunto 7 and Google Pay in a way that the cards added to Google Pay just stop showing in a watch (says some error message about the lost connection and asking to login to Gmail) and could not be used or added again before making a reboot to factory settings and doing all the steps in setup including adding card information and calling a bank to accept the verification request? This started when receiving new credit card and adding it to Google Pay. It worked fine for some time eventually ending to mentioned error message, when trying to use it. Makes me appreciate payment services that just work without all these headaches. Been checking out PayKassma, and they seem to have a solid, hassle-free approach to online payments. Worth a look: [link removed] I ran into the exact same issue not too long ago! Thought my Suunto 7 just decided to retire early. Turns out, the problem was with Google Pay struggling to sync properly after adding a new card. What worked for me was removing the card from Google Pay on my phone first, then restarting both the watch and the phone. After that, I readded the card on my phone, made sure it was verified, and only then tried adding it to the watch again. No factory reset needed, thankfully!

@Reacher999 I don’t think you will get far with legal action against Google! You should read about Wear OS3 to determine the responsible party.

@Android-Home I think a multimeter will give the best answer.

@pilleus thanks

@Egika Hi Thank you for the information, but the application you are writing about does not support Suunto 7