@jjorgemoura Simple reply: thank you.

Hi @mikeorbreak did you resolve this issue? My Suunto Vertical doing exactly as yours is. Added about 600m to a run which should have and about 2400m elevation. Constantly adding meters to even short activities. Have followed all the advise trouble-shooters to no avail. Only wear the watch on wrist with no clothes covering it.

@C5032005 I will mirror what @iterumtenta said and I have seen similar when the Suunto HR belt is connected to my phone. It is almost like a scavenged resource where the phone and Vertical compete for the signal. If I “forget device” of the belt from my phone I get very clean results to my watch.

@RLLongIII said in mediocre reviews and watch faces: REI sells both watches. Reviews for both show the Garmin watches with ratings of 4.5+ but the SV only shows 3.3. Given all the raving about the SV on other forums, can anyone explain the low reviews? IMO those are two different “universes”. You maybe won’t be too happy with Suunto, if watchface customisation or mainly smartphone features are of main importance for you. Suunto offers a “purer” experience, which makes you decide your way of training, supporting you with helpful metric like TSB etc. Garmin has more features but the whole ecosystem (starting with the pure numbers of different models ) is much more confusing and I didn’t find it too helpful.

@sartoric Thank you very much for the reply. I will probably do it that way.

@Monty-77 Hi, there is no possibility in Suunto. I believe that it is not necessary to set up 6 zones. If you know what the goal of the zone is than you should be able to function without it. I think that the workaround could be to create a structured workout and set up exactly the ranges you need to hold for the time/distance as prescribed (your missing zone basically)

@JonasLarsson some users were complaining that Suunto watches were counting small random wrist movements as steps too often. The algorithm was tweaked and there’s been a significant drop in the step count since. S9 didn’t get this update. I guess there’s still some tweaking to be done.

@Daniele-Gusmini Favero Assioma DUO

@Egika When the watch is lying totally still, it will switch off the screen regardless of any setting. Correct. So, I would kindly request to have an option to have always-on display even when watch is not moving at all.

@Grundy82 Agreed. Glad you had similar experiences

@surfboomerang said in Suunto Vertical Titanium Solar Malfunction Unresponsive After Water Exposure!!!: Occasionally after a run, my Vertical freaks out and touch isn’t responding anymore. A reboot fixes this. I had that every few weeks: I’d try and interact with the display one morning, find it had effectively lost its calibration, and would reboot. Not helpful to OP, mind.

@vinc14 You do not need a personal sport mode, just activate the S+ app in the exercise. The manual will help you. The app will compare identical runs. Here is a comparison of one of mine. [image: 1728400205837-41bb4a51-92d4-4c43-9578-09083e86ff50-image.png]

@Gilles-D le nombre de tours ne correspond pas à la répétition… Si tu fais 3x8x30-30… Il faut faires des calculs pour savoir combien il en reste. Avec intervals.icu l’écran est parfait…

@larrybbaker that is the technique I use now and it does seem stressful. But I still find the implications very poor, a slight knock and it is out of alignment. The older Suunto clip charger like the Traverse had was secure and not dependent on magnetic attraction. Luckily we don’t have to charge very often and the Vertical charges quickly.

@vinc14 The start time is in the app, in each workout. Between your user name and the watch model. But I also don’t know where to find the other information: end time accumulated pauses during workout