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.

@false said in Problem with the number of training hours: same here https://forum.suunto.com/topic/9859/software-update-2-30-32/122 https://forum.suunto.com/topic/9859/software-update-2-30-32/220 I think there is no work around and we only have to wait for software fix Thanks for the feedback!

@rooldaa I do not know if it shows in the widget but should show in the Weather S+. I will ask Suunto about this.

@enriqueescoms said in Warning in structured workouts?: @taziden Oupsss. Thank you for your reply. I didn’t know if I was too clumsy or if it wasn’t possible. Well, I hope that in the future it will be possible to implement. I think it is quite useful. I hope so too, it’s much needed.

@kamarasm hey i know that in Xiaomi Smartphones there are big Problems connecting a WHOOP device. This is perhaps a Bluetooth Problem with Android 13 and Xiaomis MIUI 14. had a WHOOP device cause of the HRV measurement. And it didnt Connect with Bluetooth and my Phone. There we have to wait for Android 14 the support syas me. I only can saye thise foremy Xiaomi device with WHOOP. Could it be that this could be a Android 13 Problem in combination with MIUI?! If this is probably here your Problem i dont know. Did you try to pair with another phone?

@Egika Was that a rhetorical question?

@vjakub the calibration itself is not influenced. Just under the jacket there is a high probability that during movement air pressure building up periodically inside of the jacket. Thus generating noise in the barometric sensor signal.