@andré-faria Nice to hear that, thanks

@jom1104 I’m not sure. For example, I sleep very still, don’t turn, etc. I wouldn’t want the watch to stop measuring my HR in the night. Another example, suppose I’m writing with my right hand and the watch is on the left one, it might happen again that no HR is being measured. But yes, if you let your watch lie down for a few minutes, it goes into the sleep mode and won’t measure HR. The screen is turned off as well.

Hi, is there something new about another audio profile? I would also welcome it on S9B.

I get 30% less steps than before, but I think in the past I got too many. The direction is right, but would like the algorithm a bit less aggressive.

@kurt68 thats my problem, that i need the pc. so i have to fix the driver-issues on windows first. (hopefully just the drivers are the issue and not the watch itself) will see when there is time to do the next remote session with them and try. thank you.

Nice to have also the possibility to lock it when in pause

Could you show me what do you refer to power saving ? Is it the endurance or ultra mode or the powersaving setting ? I am using this feature almost everyweek, even a few mins ago and never had this issue.

@Michał-Rudzki Do you have AGPS synced?

@cosmecosta Thanks for the reply. So I took both watches out today, the Garmin was in my pocket at 488, the Suunto initially had 1200 but then readjusted itself down to 900calories lost. Using an online BMR calculator, this sounds about right?

@Liliana-Coelho did your watch has barometer? BR

@Eugene-Benkovskiy you’re welcome!

I found an alternative easier solution; to synch the data with training peaks. They give the option to configure my own zones and it calculates the time spent on each zone automatically

@mff73 Happy Fish Day to you, too.

A friend of mine had a S7 dead while swimming cause battery died in the middle and never charged again after, guess this is different, but he got a new one from Suunto warranty

In general, I still have not seen any improvement in terms of awake time. I also observed a very strange behavior from the watch algorithm. I woke up around mid-night last night to go to rest room and woke up this morning to sync my watch. There were 15 steps logged by the watch at mid-night and the algorithm stopped logging my sleep. As a result in the morning, I only see 1:48h sleep time. I do not know how the steps are recognized and logged by the algorithm. I always wake up for restroom with same route from bedroom. Sometimes, it logged with steps (then watch stopped tracking/logging sleep data), sometimes it doesn’t (I have a full 8hrs sleep data logged). I don’t know why the sleep time is affected by the steps in this case. [image: 1639100511912-c4f1710e-afdf-4187-92bd-9ec9e087dbfb_1_201_a.jpeg]

I have exactly the same experience as phasor. I bought my SSU in july 2017 and I use it intensively (3800 moves). The issues that occurs too often and impact negatively the experience (and the reliability and the trust I put in it) are : -HR problems, after 3 old Suunto strap it is better with the new version of chest strap (bought in march 2021) but it is not reliable enough. -Sometimes there is NO GPS fix during several hours with no trace after the move, or it intermittently displays the no GPS signal screen and the trace is unusable. This despite the GPS assist up to date with Suunto app sync. This problem occurs often since las spring. -Sometimes, when the watch memory is full of move it is unable to free some memory and the current move cannot be saved. Even after a night the wheel is still running and I have to push the upper right button 12s and the move is often lost with the reset. When the SSU memory is full of move, the saving time is very long and soon or later some move will be lost. The only solution I found is to reset the watch with Suuntolink and reinstall the latest firmware. This is flushing the internal memory. Then saving times are shorter again and no move is lost, until the watch will be full of move again. Without these issues, the SSU has all I need. It could be better of course but the main problem is that I cannot trust it. If the S9P is free of these problems and if Suunto is OK to make an interesting offer than I will continue with the brand because I like planning routes with the app and I am used to the Suunto ecosystem. The perfect watch for me would be a S9P sized one with a bigger screen, no HR/SPO2 sensor (more room for screen and battery), and with a feature like the Garmin climb pro.

@Amason73 I have the same problem on my suunto 9. Have you found a solution?

It had disappeared indeed. No idea how (and if) it works now. I have had storm alarms with my S9, but never during an activity. That is why I am curious if someone have had those alarms. It is also no longer possible to see barometric values during an activity on the S9 so I can’t check myself.

@paata said in Interval with timed pauses: @surfboomerang Really smart solution. I tried it today for my workout 3 min uphill and free downhill and it worked great. But, in SA there is shown only one interval, so you cannot compare all intervals together. However, no such big problem for me. This is an SA bug that is known and will be fixed. Don’t know when though.

@awehbe Hi, eventually try to put it in shipping mode (ie watch off, and then when plugged again it will reset itself). Follow this post or search forum for “Shipping+Mode” https://forum.suunto.com/post/46365