@thailon yes, afaik the training metrics are synced back

@EDUSP said in Suunto 9 Peak Pro - battery life: The curious thing is that I caught him several times with the screen off. How, I don’t know. With the settings written in the initial post. Is there a time after which the screen turns off completely in case the clock does not move? Yes, sometimes it works (i.e. the screen goes black) but it is a random event. The timeout [fixed] is a few minutes.

@art-taw True. I noticed the same thing a few months ago—after turning the watch on, there are usually many thousands of steps on the counter

Naps will be recorded as sleep by setting the sleep time to 00.00 - 23.59 h. But the nightly hrv will be truncated because of the hrv measured during the naps.

@ruisg

@emac57 I would contact by chat or fill out a warranty request. I have not attempted email for support but had rapid responses via chat.

@sophie Totally agree with you. I don’t like it at all.

I went form Spartan Wrist HR to S9PP last August. Compared to the Spartan, the S9PP counted more steps, but it looked still okay until round November update when it started to get ridicioulouse high counts of 14-16000 Steps on a normal day. Even things like brushing teeth or moving the mouse where counted. Now it looks back to normal again. I didn’t change my routine, go running twice a week, ride my bike several times a week, go for hikes. Distance remained the same but steps in relative where much to high. The green bars are the duration down below - black are the steps. 2023 with the Spartan looks okay, with the S9PP it gets to high and even higher since November 2023. When the black line is much higher than the green bar it seems that something is wrong. Steps fixed after the last update: [image: 1726575190882-img_7969.png] Switched from Spartan to S9PP in August [image: 1726575279974-img_7992.png] Update in November [image: 1726575247526-img_7993.png] Values from the Spartan till August (did many hikes in May in Südtirol) [image: 1726575375476-img_7989.png] Values going up after Update in November and are back to normal since last update. [image: 1726575461794-img_7991.png]

I would also like to adjust it to 1 hour (or anything else). 2 hours is too long. This request applies to all Suunto watches with the feature available.

@sartoric said in discrepancy between the clock and the app: Well, the switch between ds and st Is conventionally set at 2:00 am Did you manually switch the watch time ? I didn’t adjust it manually. I believe that the phone updated an hour ahead of the clock, as the discrepancy lasted only an hour and was resolved without any manual intervention.

Thanks! Done. You would think a Finnish manufacturer would get this setup out of the box… Polar has every type of ski activity defined in their basic setup. Let it snow!

@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.

@Mff73 I tried today at the gym with walking mode and it showed normal heart rate. Also cross-training mode worked normally. Gym mode worket well first few minutes and when my heart started beating faster, watch began to show as it was getting slower. When I waited for a moment without doing anything, heart rate started slowly rise. I use the same t-shirt I`ve been usin for three months.

@MKPotts I’m afraid you’re right. I had it on my S9 Peak and now on the Vertical so I assumed it would also be available on the S9 Peak Pro. The manual indeed doesn’t mention it.

Plus it has a POI and a waypoint defined

Me too, I’ve got this issue as well

reporting this

@zhang965 pppp even. It’ll be so awesome that we can skip ppp altogether. The problem with backlight being always on is how bright it is. I used standby with no rise to wake in S5 which worked well. But I had to switch rise to wake each time before and after a workout, not something that I enjoyed. Also, in S5 when having standby on and rise to wake on, it engaged dim standby light outside the workout and full backlight during the workout. Which was bonkers.