@Egika true, but I still think it needs some more polishing, check my post https://forum.suunto.com/topic/9710/4-79-x/26?_=1702303509163 I can post more of this (for me) contradictive info. Maybe it’s just not clear enough for us non-native English speakers?

@Egika Since yesterday, the watch has started showing VO2 max for walking and hiking again.

@RamonNS SuuntoLink is not needed and not compatible with Suunto 9 Peak. All operation with this watch are done via Suunto App for Android or iOS

@Egika Thanks for that. Sadly, it’s not off by default when the stopwatch is being used.

@Bitstreams, if you have enabled Activity 24/7 wrist HR tracking and toggle the general setting for Power Saving On and Off, you may be hitting a settings bug where the wrist HR lighting is on at the same time power saving is on. This will definitely consume some extra battery over a week. For me, the scenario is: 24/7 wrist HR tracking ON Power Saving ON start a training exercise using HR belt with wrist HR disabled On completion of training and return to clock mode, view backside of watch to see wrist HR lights flickering If I go to Settings/General after 4) and turn off Power Saving, wrist HR will then be recorded, turning Power Saving back on will stop the flickering. If I don’t change the Power Saving setting, the wrist HR lights will continue flickering, but the HR value is not recorded in the HR widget time series nor will it be shared to SA daily summary. Agree with @inkognito that the screen backlight is a more likely culprit for a faster discharge, but an increase to 5 to 10% battery consumption per day may just be the wrist HR unexpectedly running.

@Goran-Khalaf same with my 9peak since the begining of using it…

@Egika Thank you much. I think that list covers about all of them. It was the icon for ‘current location’ that was a puzzle.

@Steven-Limmer Yes Also in The Netherlands by the way.

@carlosdiego79 Nope its MIP screen not amoled. If You looked at advertisements, You can feel cheated a bit. Best example is Suunto 9 Peak. Both images are from internet, its not mine, also it doesnt hurt me, but I couldn’t agree its a bit false. https://ibb.co/nPCDFg2

Mine stoped charging completely . I think (hope also ) it is related to the charging cable. I will try to charge it by contacting the pins directly from a 5v usb output but I am quite concerned eventually I may have to buy a new cable or a new watch …

@Regis-Letowski-0 said in SAV Suunto: sartoric le SAV s’est trompé de destinataire, la facture sera bien conforme après rectification. Mon dieu, c’est sûrement des volontaires qui travaillent dans le SAV.

Egika said in Add Music Storage. (Suunto 9 Peak): @MWR-NZ The watch does not even have a speaker built in. Listening to music played from the piezo buzzer would be a rather special experience… [image: 1697146757147-20180703190744-rollsafe-meme.jpeg]

@Regis-Letowski-0 même si tu as déjà changé la pile, il peut être bon de la changer de nouveau. Peut-être une mauvaise coincidence d’une pile neuve “défaillante”. Sinon, n’aurais-tu pas appairé ce capteur avec un autre appareil, qui prendrait la connexion et donc ta montre ne pourrais pas s’y connecter ?

@AllHybrid did you check the box “I don’t prefer any specific day”?

@isazi I don’t know - I think this could be of use and wish more watches extended it out - with the appropriate reminder when toggling it that will not be as accurate as manually starting activity. But can’t see why can’t go the route of Apple Watch for example where you get a reminder saying - did you start x activity - if yes confirm to continue. And if you have started and are still for any period of time - a reminder that you are still tracking and do you want to stop tracking. Could even add in options like if you say yes to tracking then watch asks to pause to get a solid fix or even show level of fix. When get stop reminder could add option like resume later (turn off gps) for example.

@inkognito Thank you!!

While gentle vibrations and S9PP don’t go well together, it may be a feature bold enough to change the vibrations altogether. And besides - this is a nice idea and would make me want to use the alarm in the watch instead of a phone.