@jamie-bg Nice one! Thanks for that info! 🙂

@armando-rocha - still don’t understand what you mean by touch screen to wake up. Shouldn’t have to touch screen, as the data screen is always on while tracking - no need to tap anything.

What app are you using to track?

@jorgefd78 actually garmin also didn’t have bouldering for the longest time, added it just recently. Well, maybe suunto will follow the lead. I actually quite like how it’s done there: you can manually count ascends as well as choose a difficulty of a boulder problem ( same for climbing).

I created this topic before the release of the last firmware. Now, I feel more useful have available the “Progress” tile (and complication) on the S7. Today I edited to add this. Better if we can have both and we could choose 🙂

@mff73

Merci pour tout 🙂

@drunners Thanks!

@дима-мельниченко Or “patina” when it comes to describing it for resale.

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos Thanks for the info! this means that take this today does not have sense because in the middle I already charged my S7 until 100%, right?

EDIT: For the next time:) you need all the generated .zip file or some/s file/s from this .zip?

@jamie-bg thank you !

fixed the resources and sleep sync with a SA update. did a factory reset after discussing with support. GPS has since been able to lock but both times took 3 mins or so and accuracy was not good although I did not allow the watch to continue to “soak” reception prior to start which could be a factor. seems like the watch has not yet gotten AGPS logs.

@jamie-bg this is strange. for me the setting “show complications in ambient mode” works as intended.

@nikki_k
Pinned at the top of the suunto 7 forum.

One of the biggest issues with any bluetooth smartwatch is android/iOS itself. To keep the systems running smooth both operating systems have a habit of killing apps running in the background (some android manufacturers make it worse as they often tweak with android’s underlying RAM management system). Notifications etc are all pushed through the wear os app, so if this keeps on getting close, you loose notifications etc as you effectively aren’t connected anymore (even if you are by bluetooth).

If on iPhone maybe someone else can tell you how to lock the wear os app into the background so iOS doesn’t kill it.

If you are on android, then the overall process is the same, but depending on brand the names and where the function is, can be different. Your best bet is to long press the wear os icon - this should pop up a menu - look for app information (may be an i icon) - press on that which will take you to the app details/settings. Scroll down the settings looking for a battery or Memory setting option - press on it (if both you will need to check to see which one its under) - There should be 2 - 3 settings - read what they do, however one setting should allow it so that app can’t be closed (i.e. OnePlus has it under battery optimisation in the App settings - and under it there are 3 options - Intelligent control (android does its thing), optimise (doesn’t allow it to run in the background - useful for battery hog apps, that you don’t need to work in background i.e. don’t put gmail in here as will then not sync unless you have it open - app has to be open and in use), Don’t Optimise (this means the system can’t close it - and this is the one you want).

@flypg sorry just seen your message, I don’t think I can upload an image form my phone here. My S7 is cutting corners like crazy, its going in to houses about 10 meters away from my actual path!

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos @isazi @Jurjen Thanks a lot to all! Now it’s clear for me 🙂
I don’t know for why I imagined something different about how is calculated, even when I read superficially about the TSS when it’s launched on SA. I don’t know, I imagined something that if the activity is cycling, speed is 0 and HR is < 100 = no activity is doing and this did not take in consideration this segment, yes, only on my head happened this. 😵
Time to read in deep about TSS and use the pause more frequently for more accurate results 🙂
Thank you again!

@deaquinogeorges, @judnoe Sorry for late response. It occurs few times. Then I send it to service. They replace it. That was good, but unfortunately it happened also with second one. Now I have third and keeping fingers crossed that it will not happen any more. Btw: official service response is that mainboard is broken

@olymay unfortunately, web translators work as they work … 🙂

@michaelw The three dots will give you the option to download a gpx file.

@r-s-0 I would prefer no colors on the information watch face, black screen with colored text if possible. The background colors do not appeal to me but I like the watch face.

@Chris-Van-Sickle I feel your dissatisfaction mate, I had my S7 go for a repair / replacement last month after only three months of ownership due to condensation under the screen as I swim three times a week. My experience has been hit and miss, but the most annoying thing about this watch is the lack of support! Just disgusting that an OEM can release a one hit wonder watch and turn a blind eye on it just like that. If Suunto paid the slightest attention to this model, it would still compete today vs other brands.

I do love this watch like you, it just a shame it’s does have any future to remain on my wrist for long since other watches half the price can do a lot more.

I would call it a fancy looking smartwatch for special occasion. For now I rock a Garmin Instinct solar all day every day 😉

@Zoran-Z no, it is a screen technology issue