@hdemooij neither Suunto nor Samsung nor Apple has public roadmap for their watches, but of course there will be software updates for S7

@ldxmsg it’s a very nice watch.

@eurohiker On a side note. The watch’s altitude is completely off from the gpx file and strava (or any other app that records elevation) on a phone. The phone is always very close to the gpx file so I don’t understand why the watch is off even with little to no wind. This seems to be a theme reading a bunch of comments about it. I shouldn’t need a sensor since my phone can do it just fine based on gps coordinates most likely. An option to record GPS coordinates based elevation and display the statistics would fix all my issues. Start the hike elevation at 0 would also be a cool option. Maybe a feature to let my phone record the altitude data instead of the watch?

@g287-sf Je viens de la retrouver, elle était dans une pile de linge. Même avec le Bluetooth à coté, elle ne se connecte pas ou très difficilement. Bref, je l’ai retrouvé, c’est le principal. Merci quand même de ton aide…

Your altitude keeps going up while you go down, definitely weird. If all activities are like this, you should probably contact support.

@jamie-bg I’m not sure about that, as if it was just down to Google sending out via Play Store then all devices would get it at the same time. Instead, some have it and some don’t, and some have only half (my S7 has the new weather app, but still limited to five tiles). It is still part of the WearOS app. YTM will be completely separate and when it goes live will be available to everyone all at the same time. I do agree that the timescale could be anything from days to months (or longer) as Google have a long history of announcing something shiny and new but not releasing it for a long time. Ah well, we sit and wait, as usual.

@nigel-taylor-0 To follow up on this… I have a reasonably nice workaround when want to get my Stryd power data into an activity, but don’t necessarily need to SEE the power numbers live whilst running (just to keep building the history etc). A) Run with Suunto App…wear the Stryd, do an Offline Sync with the Stryd App. Export the resultant FIT from Stryd. Get your GPS/Heartrate etc data into GoldenCheetah (I auto sync from Suunto App to TrainingPeaks and then have GoldenCheetah sync from TraningPeaks when I open it). In Golden Cheetah, select the activity, and then select “COMBINE” activity - combine the activity with the exported FIT from Stryd - use options “Merge Data to Add Another Data Series” and align using start time. In GoldenCheetah you now have GPS/HeartRate AND Stryd data combined…but the activity will have buffers at start and end because your Stryd woke up and finished before and after what you’d consider your actual run…so… In GoldenCheetah now select to SPLIT the activity - in the first column tick the start of the first lap, and in the second column tick the end of the final lap, and split, and you should be left with an activity that only contains the period you recorded with the Suunto App. Export this FIT file - delete the entry from Stryd (and TrainingPeaks) and you can upload the new combined and split file onto those platforms and on to wherever you do your analysing. B) If you want to SEE your power data on watch screen whilst running…(but perhaps have a hit on S7 battery life because of the Bluetooth connection to Stryd)…then… Use SportyGo or GhostRacer (I prefer GhostRacer, I find the SportyGo UI just too whacky to understand). TODAY - if you’re running, GhostRacer doesn’t export the power data inside the TCX files it exports, so you’d have to do a triple-jump fiddle about similar to the steps as listed in A above to offline sync, combine and trim to get a good activity…but… TOMORROW - the developer of GhostRacer has told me he’ll put out an update so that power data is collected and exported for running activities (apparently it works already today for cycling activity). So I’ll prob wait for that update and do a battery test of GhostRacer with Stryd at the weekend. I can still get my activity into the Suunto App ecosystem this way via RunGap…so I end up with complete data sources no matter if I use Suunto on watch or Ghost Racer, so all good. Of course, I’d PREFER to use Suunto, the whole feel of that app is the best of all running interfaces for me, and thats before you throw in the navigation. But - having resigned myself to having to forget power based running with the move to S7 (something I was prepared for - despite being a total data nerd, I’m a lot less serious/engaged with my running now than I was prior to March 2020), it now feels like I don’t have to forego it after all

@iceman Maybe it will help you Suunto 7 musica offline

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

@brunoh Weird, sounds like a faulty device or sensor blocked by dust/sweat or something?? Mine has been absolutely spot-on, I did check a few early doors against GPS correction of elevation data on Strava but the differences were so tiny as to be irrelevant.

@steff +1 Mine always came with seal closed on watch box and battery around 50-55% [image: 1611169955977-box.jpg]

@biel-oliver said in Suunto 7 not updating (it's new and came with 210.001.A2): looking for other brands with tech support good luck with that… I have never experienced better support than from Suunto. But I have experienced inexistent support from other brand and I was patient for almost 2 years with them.

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

@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.

@Mff73 Thanks for the suggestion. I will try both Suunto Wear app and Ghostracer running next time.

@Nigel-Taylor-0 said in Weather is somewhere else?: and then found the answer for myself 10mins later! So,take your time for the next one

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