@dominick not yet at least, there were a several requests on this part. Let’s see what the future updates will bring.

the “dark” in the manual is most likely referring to the backlight, not the information on the screen. No worries, Suunto’s sports watches are designed to always show information (watch face in standby). Different than smart watches like the apple watch (or the Suunto 7), this dows not cause additional battery consumption and is the way it is supposed to be.

@isazi Thank you very much for your help and for investigating, I’ll contact support to arrange an exchange of the watch. Because asides from this issue I really love it.

@dušan-ković clear, may be too late now. It is better if you send logs just after the event (sync watch and then send logs).

Re: gps stuffs an update of my GPS settings for past 2 weeks. switched to Galileo for a week and no difference. I was cycling outdoors and did not go to any building, GPS signal got lost. and then a straight line again. this did not happen before. (cycling on roads and parks) several times when i tilt to look at my watch, i see that the speed is ---- and i would know that my signal was lost. comparing running and cycling. running have steps and the watch still clocks my “mileage”. but cycling activity totally stops counting once gps signal is lost. means i lost my distance at the same time. my signal did not recover after near 3-4-5km away, and i did pause the watch and stopped for 5mins+ to let it “recover / search” but made no difference. loss signal. switched to GPS only today, big difference! started my run and 25 seconds later, gps signal lost! im still outdoors and running my usual route which doesnt happen before. while i continue my run, gps signal came back after 4mins. then lost signal again at 39mins, regain signal at 42mins. lost signal again at 46mins, regain at 49mins. resetting my watch now to see what happens next. may send to my service centre if this is isolated issue.

@jamie-bg Totally agree. The arm movement of breaststroke is so different to other strokes which seems to be easy to be identified. Weird.

If it helps we don’t process ibi / RR data Also if it helps the S9s have the same software , however they have a different BT chip , faster on the s9p.

@jr0n6 welcome to the forum

I agree is not as good as it could be. It works but not always and has a little lag. Let’s hope this is improve in the future.

@kpboy86 The notifications need to be set on the iPhone to appear on the lock screen. Otherwise the only notifications that will show are phone calls. You can specify most of these in the notification settings on the iPhone. Make sure that the watch is ok to receive notifications as well, directly on the watch. Finally check the BT menu in the iPhone, your watch should state “connected” otherwise notifications will not transmit.

@isazi understood, thank you for your explanation

@richjod not sure, it’s up to Suunto to decide when. Hopefully soon.

@freeheeler yeah might be the case, I’m glad to be the chosen one.

@kai-liu found it https://forum.suunto.com/topic/7405/4-49-x/35

@isazi said in backlight: @surfboomerang it does both. If you are exercising it turns on too often (e.g. running or on the bike), and if you are still it takes a strong shake to turn on. We need to collect feedback and provide it to Suunto. Completely agree here!

update After sending my watch + cable for servicing at my local service centre, I received a new cable. I had this issue once again, charging stop and charge. Happened 2 times on my charge when I got my watch back. start charging from 20% to 100%. 1 week later after draining, I charge my watch and it did happen 1 time on my charge, from 40% to 91%. I will continue to monitor this.

@simon for the paragliding app, some paragliding testers have already expressed their opinion to Suunto, that is similar to yours I feel.

@suzzlo ok so it will calculate the avg only tomorrow. I thought it calculates it live. Thanks.