@Łukasz-Szmigiel nice its now there, could never find it

@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

@gdimos Sorry, I’ve misunderstood from the beginning what your problem/complaint is. Understanding now that you want the screen to turn off completely when you’re wearing the watch - completely blank, not just the backlight off - my watch will do this but I have to keep my arm completely still. Even the slightest movement will turn the screen back on - from what I can tell, much less than is needed to activate the backlight in the “raise to wake” setting.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Thank you for the explanation. I’ll try the different modes next time. I’m not sure yet if it’s what I wanted.

@enriqueescoms well, it is certainly hard to have one interface that suits small and larger watches. There are places - like in the new vertical navigation - that reading the grade while having the watch mounted on the handlebar is unlikely when in motion. It seems as if the tooth at the bottom was super large but the area in the top - very small to accommodate all the data. There is a large disproportion between the two. Perhaps it’s going to be improved in the future as it’s the very first public version.

@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.

@ruisg

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.

I’ve always used the good’ol soap and water with my Spartan.

@Łukasz-Szmigiel Thank you!

@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.

@LudovicTheRunner reaction to your statement about Suunto investing more into the app than the watch. Non sens. Moreover app and watches are more than closely linked.

@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

@isazi And the strange thing is the GPS ic correctly working. When I go running, the GPS track is correct. SO at least, why can’t I get the altitude from the GPS ? weird

@LudovicTheRunner it may be wiser to schedule the consumption of carbs according to what amount your body’s can absorb in a given unit of time, rather than based on estimated calories expenditure.

@alschmid we’ll see how the interface evolves. It’s still quite young.

@Paolo-Grinzato Have you tried a soft reset?

@rooldaa said in Quality Issues S9PP: Hi there, After 1,5 years of extensive use I’ve started to have an issue with quality. The lowest button started to stuck physically during outdoor activities when it’s close to zero or below. This is a progressive issue. It happened this winter for the first time and since then it’s becoming more and more annoying. When I do activity around zero degrees or less and when I try to finish it or to do a lap, after I pushed the button it doesn’t return to “unpushed” state. Just to follow up. I created a service request and last Monday DHL courier picked my watch up. Suunto received it the very next day and on Wednesday it was fixed. This is what has been done - “I have repaired the buttons of your device. Service includes needed gaskets, functional and waterproof testing”. The watch was sent back to me yesterday and today it has arrived. Excellent service! Regards, Anton.