@marcrie Hi, it’s highly unlikely as the S9PP lacks the storage needed for the maps.

@István-Török Based on many previous discussions, I got the impression that “Suunto resting HR” should be the HR when you are resting but still awake. Like when you are reading a book or watching telly. Whenever I set my resting HR lower, my resources decreased like crazy… For reference, my min HR at sleep is ~38, average min HR when sleeping is ~42. My resting HR is set to 53 and everything works reasonably well…

@Elipsus thanks for the video, I am forwarding this to Suunto

@Elipsus said in Suunto 9 peak pro now with continuous HRM ?: I noticed since the last update on my 9PP that the HR sensor is now always “on”. yep!

@tomasbartko I experienced problems with OWS on my 9pp as well. I have described them in another thread. After I came back from the sea holiday I sent logs to Suunto, granted them access to my 8 days of OWS activities. Last week on Monday I got a reply. We had already cleared all other things during the chat with support. Still they included those advices in their reply which I find redundant as I know all that. With my other watch those advices really work. Not with 9PP. But check out the last sentence of their reply. I read this as “this watch is useless for OWS as long as it’s on your wrist “. I gave up. Tomorrow going back for a week or so to the sea. Definitely, I’ll be removing 9pp from wrist every time I go swimming. [image: 1693505554628-1aa34ea6-7269-467d-b96f-000f307c89cc-image.jpeg]

@Johnny99 if you hold the middle button you should be able to zoom in and out with the top and bottom button.

@enriqueescoms looks like the advent of HRV has changed this https://forum.suunto.com/post/129322

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

@Christian-Mogensen To add: the stopwatch lacks timer function. Better to split the timer widget to timer & stopwatch widget. If there is a lap timer, timings and laps can be stored as a log, but not as an activity (obviosuly).

@Valerun let me know if you need more info after reading this: https://www.trainingpeaks.com/coach-blog/a-coachs-guide-to-atl-ctl-tsb/

@Renee yes, swim style detection is bad and yes, it is a common issue. You can’t do much about it. 2./3.: It seems that the watch is sometimes detecting extra lanes for you. This can happen if you stop mid-lane, or change pace significantly mid-lane like if you briefly stop because of traffic etc. For me with free lanes and constant speed this is working super well.

@jacobvast I have same issue with the Vertical. Have never worked for me

@Ecki-D said in Fix the step count: The counted steps on all current watches seem to be ridiculously high so are the active calories. Only the suunto 3 can count steps accurately, all other watches from suunto are not able to do this and track two to three times the actual steps. It’s just sad and can’t be mentioned often enough.

@Francesco-Pagano It’s rare but may happen. I had an increase in HRV by 20 to 30 for 4 or 5 weeks and then back to normal. I also tend to have large amplitude sometimes - around 20 or 30 night to night, but usually it’s in a similar range for a week or two.

@firen there is no analogue of Garmin’s pb bells and whistles. Anyway, in the app you can see fastest, longest, furthest run labels under corresponding activities

@Alessandro-Fasiello-0 very strange behavior, contact support and follow their instructions