@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

@mariam Not possible for VO2 and probably would not work well with other measurements. There is no place to add MET. The watch gives me lower estimates than lab tests as well. It is difficult for watches to accurately measure VO2Max.

@Kostas https://forum.suunto.com/post/153298

@SXCohen Got an official answer from Suunto; just in case someone else’s interested here it is : "I am sorry to inform you that the Freediving mode and Mermaid features are not currently available in the Suunto app, but they are accessible on the watch itself. Additionally, I want to let you know that you can view the depth data while diving by selecting the specific mode on the watch interface. " I’d like to push to get an update on the App (and if necesssary on the watch’s firmware) so that becomes possible.

@enriqueescoms said in How to reduce my battery consumption?: HR tracking and with high brightness turn on (when raising the wrist, the high intensity backlight is activated). I imagine and suspect that this raise/turn on will be the main cause My inital thoughts as well. Could you try disabeling the raise to wake option, set backlight level to low and disable standby backlight? Just to see if this reduces the battery drain.

@basnage Known issue (but no solution, yet)

@gianky73 What OS. Not happening with iOS and many Suunto including 2 S9PP watches.

Finally I was able to find it. I was recorded at January 1st 2023