I have a similar problem: since the last update, my VO2max still blocked. the value stay at 50.9 even if I stopped running during 2 weeks.

Hello, the same for me. I’m just waiting for battery to empty, then I will do the measurements like @Janne-Leppamaki did. Will post it here. I have bought it 9PP in July 2023. And yes, everything went worse installing 2.20.38.

Thank you for your replies.

Again reporting the same super annoying bug If during the swimming I switch to other sport activity (for example, circuit training to track time and HR while doing drills), and then back to pool swimming, the watch doesn’t save my intervals for no reason. Sometimes they do, sometimes not, what make them unreasonable for “multisport” trainings. Multisport training: [image: 1706643402951-screenshot_2024-01-30-21-30-58-24.jpg] Last “pool swimming”: [image: 1706643440631-img_20240130_213129.jpg] Despite I did intervals and the watch shown me intervals distance and time, they didn’t save them for no reason 🤬

@artusdiver Well, so we will wait for the next update. Thank you for your answer.

Just as a bit of anecdotal information for this topic. I went out for a walk yesterday evening and logged it using my S9PP. During the walk, I noticed that the HR being shown seemed to be a bit ‘off’ compared to what I perceived to be correct. The watch was quote close to my wrist bone, and so I shifted it back a little. The result was much improved data, which I guess just shows how critical this placement is. By the way, before anyone queries the ‘perception’ of what was correct, I was also wearing a Garmin 955 for comparison - I just didn’t want to mention it

@Egika Yep, got it, you are right we are lucky

@flobru3101 said in Activate Touchscreen during training: @robis Thanks for that fast anwser! So it’s not possible to set a display timeout in general, when i’m not tracking an activity? no. There is a timeout when the watch is not moved for a certain amount of time to hidle the screen, but it is turning on as soon as moved (like reposing on a shelf). But as you are wearing it, you may move it, and display is still on.

I think the summary of this bug is: TSB on the inactive screen is correct TSB on the active screen is incorrect until 12pm OR an exercise is performed before 12pm Seems like a relatively simple timecode error

It was not during my sleeping hours - it was in the afternoon. @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos rios-Kanellopoulos I would be really happy if there were a “nap tracker” since I am a shift worker.

For some reason CAQI is only 3 in Belgrade right now, would expect more with this cold. I can confirm that at 3 there is still information provided. I have also reported this to Suunto yesterday.

@Brad_Olwin said in Bugs galore - when can we expect a fix?: Known by Suunto and do not know what the fix is. More than one field tester has reported that the display does not completely shut down when off the wrist. I had already reported the issue as well but this morning I’ve noted that it works again and made a short video. Who knows why but I think the endless love I have for this toy is starting to pay off

@Steven-Limmer As with all new features it is tested. The release timing is up to Suunto and what other features may accompany it.

@ejeker You have to get a new GPS fix for the data you need, it will not come from the phone.

@Brad_Olwin but to do all this: first of all - find the phone

@ruisg I wash mine off after every run. Then I’ll put the watch back on. It needs to sit without vibration for the LEDs to shut off.