@Mff73 That is correct. While I said the message disappeared in about 5 seconds, I actually did not have the full 5 seconds to read it. For the few messages so far, by the time I raised my wrist, I only got a glimse of the dimming message without my reading glasses on. That I can’t read clearly without reading glasses makes the matter worse. That is why I would like the message to stay until I acknowlege it, so I have time to put on my glasses. I make a note to myself to act quickly the next time a message pops up. So hopefully I shall catch it the next time.

@magbueno Great news! The 2.39.34 software update fixed my problem!

Seem to remember coming across this issue in the past. The info around this back then was: It has to do with privacy settings on the Suunto side, workout has to be either be public or the activity should have been shared via the “share link to activity” option.

Hello, It works perfectly with my Wahoo Tickr fit so probably the magene HR band made an error. Going to work with the wahoo then. Thank you all for the support. Greetings from Belgium

@vincent-mayousse said in Wrong heart rate ohr: So maybe with an OHR on the arm/biceps (like the Polar one), it reduces this effect, as le swing is less pronounced at this level of the arm… right, with a larger strap to wear the watch on the biceps the effect should be eliminated, but the watch itself would be hard to read, an HR belt is definitely the best choice.

@Arju-Ambin thank you going to update now. ( I did a downgrade earlier) Greetings from Belgium

@ChrisA it might take days, because I charged them today. But I need the watch because I train regularly P.S. Suunto disappoint me more and more for the last month - unsuccessful 2.39.20 and now this.

@brucey09 depending on platform you can try to sync back to Suunto App with RunGap(iOS). Just be aware that it will only sync once app - not back to the watch. There are similar apps for Android but someone else will have to suggest that. This is all assuming the part recorded by the bike can be exported and consumed by RunGap.

@larrybbaker thanks