@quackzilla you can factory reset your watch using SuuntoLink, but note that all your activity logs from watch will be erased and if you had some that were not synced to your Suunto app account will be lost. BTW I also got occasionally lags in the menu, but as I noticed it was due always on bluetooth connection with Suunto app. Since I disabled auto sync and I do manually sync my watch, I have no lags.

@louis1945 Could it be that your body metrics are incorrectly set in the watch? Weight, min/max hr, age etc?

@ricardo-ciaffoni Hello there and welcome! Right now this isn’t possible for Ambits, but we all hope at some point this feature will be available for Ambit users too. At this stage of Suuntos digital service transition, POIs stored on your watch are visible on Movescount website only, after you sync your watch with SuuntoLink via cable.

I think I solved this! I signed out of the app, deleted all user data from my phone, signed back in and the missing activity sync’d up!

@jiří-slavík Hi, I have this same issue with an Ambit3 Run that i purchased. Did you ever solve the issue?

@andreas-scheucher Hi, I am using a Wahoo Tickr Fit, which I can recommend highly, due to the consistent and reliable measurements - even during medical examinations the values where rather identical with the ones from the professional / medical equipment, due to the very comfortable way I can use it in all conditions and for a rather unlimited time, and last but not least because of the good operating time with approx 30 hrs. A friend of mine is using the Polar OH-1+ (new version), which is very good, too, and better if you want to use such a device while swimming. As these sensors are not that much more expensive than the one you consider, I would recommend the Wahoo or Polar.

@kylatin The warning doesn’t imply the activities have not been synced: if you see them in Suunto app on the phone after having synced via Bluetooth, then the activities have been synced but, for some reason, this didn’t trigger the “mark as synced” feature in the watch’s logbook that prevents the warning from being triggered. Having said that the warning is just that - an annoyance - but doesn’t have any other consequence (because the watch’s memory is circular, so newer activities will always overwrite the old ones), it should still be avoided by sync via bluetooth. Is it possible by any chance that when syncing you had power saving on on the phone? I’ve had a friend with the same issue and apparently removing that before syncing on the phone solved it

@André-Faria if I set MobileApp sync to auto in the watch I never had any sync failed message, but if I turn off (and manually sync) I occasionally get sync failed message on the watch with retry or cancel options. Sometimes when I hid retry it fails continuously, but activities get transfered. And even if I hit cancel the sync continues and activities get synced. Now I’ve set to auto sync again, but I wish I have an option to disable GPS optimization on sync just to be quicker as my watch is fine even with 3 days old data, plus syncing GPS data with SuuntoLink is faster for me and usually I connect to it twice a week to charge it anyways.

@degroots I would contact Suunto support since it probably is still under warranty

@André-Faria Agree. Have been in contact with Suunto support and got the response that steps are not synced over. Found out that it’s possible by editing an activity in the app. The lowest value, below Descent. Tap on Steps and put in the amount manually.

@Dubosson-Aurélien check this post: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/7592/ambit-apps-compilation

I have Ambit3 and it’s working in beta version to sync swimming activities via Bluetooth and SuuntoLink too, I’m on Android. What error are you seeing?

@ademgassymov I replied to you here