My initial mail was sent on 23 July. Today I received the mail with the value pack. Dimitrios intervened twice tobspeed things up

never had this issue, and regularly use pause functions and the walk activity…

@Rafal-Walecki : Where do you get a save button? When I record an activity at the end when reviewing the detail you get a close option or a delete option - no save option. Never had this issue.

Thanks. There is only one way back…make the best of it. Sure you ask yourself why me… but you don’t get an answer on that question. So look ahead, it is also more pleasant for your family and surroundings. I have a handbike now and I’m going out one my own, have a peace of my freedom back now ! Tom

Non è possibile al momento con la App di Suunto. Speriamo in un upgrade in futuro. Ma altri utenti usano altre app per la navigazione.

@Brad_Olwin Nothing, in fact for this I was amazed. No possible overload of the proceasor with particular apps. I had also thought of prolonged involuntary pressure on the top left button, but it didn’t happen.

@Egika hi. Yesterday weather was bad so I had not the chance to test it. I was able to configure the custom version of OWS including stroke frequency but not to test it in a training session.

@Jamie-BG I understand. Now the S7 syncs to Google Fit including the track and full data only after the update. Let’s see if this holds true also for those missing activities from before the update. Will see.

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

@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.

@Saketo-Nemo Ok thanks

After a few months of using Facer, I can tell you that for the delay you are right (I have a lot of data on my dial including the steps, the heartbeat, the high rudeness, the temperature, the humidity, percentage of the battery as well as, of course, time and date). But for the consumption I have to contradict you: despite the absence of a lot of data on the dial, the battery consumption is aligned with that of the Suunto original dials, that is 2 days in smartwatch mode with bluetooth and wifi always active. The battery drop, now I think we have clarified it, and when the watch uses GPS, that is, in sports activities with Suunto App. (We talked about the maximum autonomy of 5h in sports such as ski mountaineering or trail running)

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.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos what does this mean. Anything I can do about it?

@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.

@Saketo-Nemo yes it was exactly my problem