Hello, I tested the issue of my watch not automatically syncing the weather, which I previously wrote about in the forum. I kept the watch active for 16 hours. I prevented it from going to sleep. I didn’t manually sync with the Suunto app. Both my phone and watch were connected to the same Wi-Fi network, and I received notifications. Today, after 16 hours, I noticed that it wasn’t receiving the weather on the home screen (picture 1). When I checked it on the watch, it said to sync (picture 2). I opened the Suunto app to check the situation. I left the watch in the menu so I could see the screen to prevent syncing. It also said “No sync for 16 hours” (picture 3). So, I think the watch isn’t automatically syncing the weather at night. Or maybe I’ve missed something. [image: 1754225464135-image1.jpeg] [image: 1754225464172-image2.jpeg] [image: 1754225464188-image3.jpg]

@pcosm I find 10% per day way too much - with 24/7 HR, notifications, sleep on and 12+ hours of GPS per week I have long-time average around 6,5%/d.

@Squirrel thanks, all good.

Ich vermute, dass das zum Stromsparen so ist. Auch der Sekundenzeiger der Uhr wird nach einem Timeout nicht ständig angezeigt. Damit glaube ich eher nicht, dass es sich um einen Fehler handelt, sondern um eine bewusste Design-Entscheidung

@Milan-Šádek said in Track Recording: @joachim72 Hi Joachim, there is no picture attached. Thank you, Milan. I am even not able to post this picture …

@Brad_Olwin Hello, I actually know that. I think the problem is that the watch goes into deep sleep. It’s been over 12 hours since then. Something even more interesting happened last night. I put the watch on charge. In the morning, it was at 99%. Even though it went to sleep, it wasn’t at 100%.

@Sulli-Nav afaik Suunto is flexible where to produce the watches. Most will be made in their China factory, while it is still possible to produce in Finland. You will get the same high quality and individually tested device where ever the factory is located in the world.

Here is the topic: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/11562/live-location-s-app/148

@Egika Thanks. Yeah, I didn’t think it was. Familiar with manual scrolling both forward and back, but just makes sense to have auto scroll without having to do that for when using poles or on a bike. Hopefully gets added at some point.

@Milan-Šádek thanks, tomorrow they gonna pick up from home to send it to the repair center

@benille You’d have to find the older firmware version. You could try to ask for a link and instructions in https://forum.suunto.com/topic/6836/firmware-collection

@maszop so can a shortcut be added to the right side of the watch’s home screen? (we can add widgets to the left side)

@Alastair-Padgett said in Newbie ,happy to get any kind of help, advice or guidance : I hope you’re enjoying your new watch. Not sure what you mean with this statement: So with the intro in mind let me ask a few questions ,seemingly everyone is having issues with compatibility with MAC OSX ,and the two current software patches to allow updates and laptop based training work ? Can you explain how did you came to the conclusion that everyone has issues with MacOS compability? You should pair the watch with the either app on iOS or Android. I am also not aware of any laptop based training. I would also advise to read through the manual as a first step: https://ns.suunto.com/Manuals/Suunto_Vertical/Userguides//Suunto_Vertical_UserGuide_EN.pdf

@ElectronBadger My impression after a week: the strap is superb. I really like how breathable it is compared with the silicon strap. For washing the strap, I prefer detaching it from the watch. It takes a moment and is a bit more cumbersome than cleaning the silicon one. For heavy adventure/winter trekking I would take the silicon one, for everything else, especially running, the textile strap wins hands down. Both are great for different purposes.