@flypg Hope you feel better and recovers soon enough! Eventually the S7 resources will climb up as your HR goes down. It’s important to rest if you are feeling tired or coming down with an illness. The S7 HRV measurement is accurate and need time to calculate your resources. Also, you can add the Google fit HR tile as it’s displays your Resting HR. It’s extremely accurate when compared to my AW S6.Both read the same RHR. RHR going down expect resources to start improving 🙂

Same here. Display burnt. No more updates.

This was not my first Suunto but definitely my last.

With the sync from Strava to Google Fit map and graphs often are corrupted. To have a correct presentation in Google Fit I use SyncMyTracks to update the activities in Google Fit.

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@Yak-Ima said in Another review, this is from Correr una maraton:

Why do you guys think there is such difference in how ohr is working for different reviewers? This one it seems to be spot on, and the previous one I read (DCR and The5k) were much worse.

The only thing @the5krunner had about OHR was initial notes on accuracy, and it was rather neutral to positive if you ask me. The DCR was just a hit job, clear and simple.

As stated, to come to the market without route navigation is something that I can’t understand at all, it blows my mind…

Honestly, I don’t quite get that fixation with route guidance. For one, the watch is clearly targeting laymen fitness crowd jogging in a park, not an Ironman athletes on some technical trails. Kind of hard to get lost in the park! Second, it’s a smartwatch and you do have an app for that! Multiple actually… Third, the watch does come with maps and breadcrumb path, so should you get lost in a said park, you can still navigate back to your nice little Tesla Model 3 and drive to a nearest Starbucks for an energizing grande soy latte or whatever… Last but not least… Polar Vantage upon release didn’t have navigation for months, if not a year, and it was buggy as hell immediately afterwards (crashing the said watch). Now, Vantage is a dedicated pro watch per marketing. Not a smartwatch by any stretch of imagination.

Also, I started to use the always on display (I never used it as I though it was going to burn the battery down) and it’s true, I don’t see much of a difference in battery life.

Yeah, bless the ambient display on Android!

Somehow our well informed DCR totally missed the fact that the big feature of Apple Watch 5 had been available on Android watches for a while now. Both for watch face, and the apps. Makes you wonder what else the guy is missing…

I have had a couple of wear OS watches and the occassional battery drain is not unusual.
I find that it is usually due to bluetooth connection issues. It seems as though watches software will continuously hunt for a connection, rather than periodically, thus draining the battery. However based on what I can see from a very recent update, that may no longer be an issue. As I notice that when my watch sleeps it will often come up with the disconnected bluetooth icon, however that goes away pretty quickly once it reconnects, unlike in the past where it had issues re-connecting.

@Egika I didn’t do anything special.
I just saw that wear os had recently updated when I checked the version was 2.17

It has been reported internally as well guys. Thanks.

I guess I will have to wait for the market to respond. Thanks everyone

About messages, have a you managed to get pics shown in appfour message app?
Mine doesn’t show the pics.

@Randy-Penn said in Weather:

@Brad_Olwin You’re near me. I recognize that radar image from last night 🌝
Cool, another Suunto local! Do you run? SkiMo? And if so where?

@Saketo-Nemo yes it was exactly my problem

@graciti - I believe that Apple is looking to change this based on some comments I have seen. I personally can’t see the detail they refer to, but would suggest reviewing the latest detail they provided in their most recent announcements and see if that is the case.

Thanks - yes aware of that. Was more thinking along the lines if couldn’t take phone on a trip, and or if phone broken.

Is it possible for 3rd party apps to take advantage of this setting?

Is there anything stopping other 3100/4100 watches from setting up a similar function - could we see wear os bring this out as a standard setting?

This happened to me too, but with S9baro. The altitude was off about 80-100m. The ascent and descent was precise though. I used the “endurance” battery setup. Could be that the case? Thanks.

@masi0 if you are within an app, the buttons do whatever the app tells them to do. In normal watch mode, you can configure what buttons do.

Edit: I now understand that you want a music field during activity, I did not understand that previously.

@illetyus
Don’t want newer chip until it makes sense. The 4100 chip isn’t right, as it has no co-processor which is essential for the S7 to be able to do what it can.
As it is, the TWP3 has come out far too early. Most of the guys I speak to who own one all reckon it feels more like Beta software - while liveable, workable and very usable there are issues and flaws and quite a lot to still iron out (they have a bug fix coming out to sort out some pretty major issues). So I am prepared to wait a year / 18 months for the 4100+ to come out, be tested and for suunto to get its stuff working on it properly first.

Would be nice with 2GB ram and 16GB of storage, but storage level isn’t essential as only point really is for music - would rather suunto work on spotify to get us offline spotify or google to get us offline youtube music - makes far more sense.

SPo2 sensor - why - not much point consider nothing to do with it. Would rather Suunto spent time and effort on suunto app to keep its great analytics, but also to add a health platform so that it is much more competative compared to what Garmin provides.
Would also rather they focus on providing external bluetooth sensor options through the suunto app - far more useful.
SPo2 is only useful if you are serious about your training, and considering the S7 isn’t a training watch - fail to see the point. If you want that there are other better options - see the S7 more of a casual/semi-serious fitness rather than serious training.

PS- based on what TWP3 provides with 4100 chip, the additional battery life isn’t game changing when you consider it has a 25% larger battery and LCD screen, which is instrumental in providing more battery life (will be interested to see if any increase once on H MR2 firmware).

@johann-fuehrer I checked and you are right, is the BT MAC, mystery solved 🙂
Strange that have this there instead the WiFi MAC 🤔
Thanks!

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Not to make trouble or be in any way demanding but “having many POIs” goes very well with “Toggle proximity notification” sauce and a side order of “Set proximity notification distance”. If you’re in the mood for that sort of dish.

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