@Romain Have you had a look at the S+ “Peak Pace” and or “Loop”? [image: 1699961176477-img_8070.png] [image: 1699961176546-img_8069.png]

@Egika yes, there are exactly two autolaps (after 10 and 20 minutes) when using Aerobic Decoupling app. Mystery solved!

@surfboomerang I do not know for the S9PP but my son’s S5P has this bug as well, at 96% starts to beep and connect/disconnect from charging, if you unplug it the watch will automatically say that is 100% charged, so I think is a software bug. BTW I’m pretty surprised how well performs the S5P, despite its differences with the S9B, I’m also surprised with the readability of the screen.

@jw-cou super merci ça marche

@R-françois I would try a soft reset first

@Marcus-1 just to be sure, you check sleep and resources on the watch or the app? App Android or iOS? Nothing changed on the 1st of August, and the S5P I can check works fine for sleep and resources. Maybe checking with support could help in this case.

Mine beeps and vibrate when on charger and reach 99-100%, all the time, like multiple times per minute. S5 don’t behave like this (beeps only from time to time when charged), but S5P beeps and vibrates like crazy. Support says it is normal. Hope you will get better support experience.

@Jamie-BG so for you it is allowing to answer / decline calls with your suunto watch connected to Android ?

@Mff73 I did. I talked to support, they told me to send the watch back for repair.

@dombo Thank you for your help. It worked! After 14 routes in the watch and 16 in the app. Thanks.

@surfboomerang dankjewel voor de uitleg.

@flori I suppose you have successfully connected the watch to your phone? If yes, the AGPS data should have been synchonized. It should be sufficient to just step outside to a place with a clear view of the sky and start an activity. It should not take more than a few seconds to acquire a GPS position. If you have not synced to your phone, then it should still work, but maybe take some minutes.

@isazi thank you

Despite it being opaque and quite simple, it actually helped me get started on my “sportive” journey few years back with the S5. It hooked me into a plan to follow and I’ve been active ever since.

@scafroglia93 Same problem for me, was actually going to post about that myself. Experienced it with S9PP and now Vertical. Regardless of the sport used and OHR vs heart rate strap, the Burner exhibits these constant discrete shifts up and down where one would expect a gradual change. Not sure the shifts follow the change in intensity well either. Last but not least, I’m not persuaded with the numbers it gives overall: my RHR is 43, give or take. My max HR is 179. I get 50% fat food source at around 97-100 bpm, which is low recovery heart rate zone for me if that. By the time my heart rate gets to 130-140 bpm, it’s nearly 80% carbs… The numbers don’t jive with neither Polar’s FuelWise, nor FatBurner data field in Garmin Connect IQ.

Hello @TrailEyes, Could you take some photos of the activity screens (3 - 4 - 5 Fields - navigation), between S5P vs S9PP? Thanks

Hello, could someone take some photos of the S5P VS S9PP with the same screens (time / activities / etc.) so that I can realize the difference in size between the two screens (1.1p vs 1.2p), thank you