@Gilles-D In testing prior to releasing the Stryd a number of us tested Suunto power vs Stryd. They were very close. That was with the Wind version and I do not know if newer versions are different. Suunto power is a little less sensitive for me as I notice that the max on very hard intervals is a bit lower with Suunto but averages were very close.

@Egika said in Battery status during workout:

@thailon there is another choice:
enable the touch screen during exercise. Then a double tap on the screen will give you the same information.

Yuh, gonna try, thanks👌

@Tieutieu said in Night battery consumption (5%):

@Luis-Andés-Olmedo Just to let you know : with sleep tracking ON (so h24 HR Tracking on), and DND from 23:00 to 7:00, consumption is very low too.
(Don’t forget also that if your watch is new, it needs few cycles to properly calibrate battery)

Thanks!! I do not like to wear any watch while sleeping 🙂

Indeed, I just noticed this too. But, I think there is an inconsistency in the configuration because you can activate sleep tracking and then deactivate heart rate measurement. Sleep tracking still seems to be enabled but is no longer functional.

@Egika said in What are the 5 coloured segments on a Sports Mode Display:

@badders said in What are the 5 coloured segments on a Sports Mode Display:

@isazi Thanks. So I guess the triangle is your heart rate percentage within those 5 zones? Is there any documentation anywhere that defines these zones and how the triangle moves within them?

please read the manual:
https://www.suunto.com/Support/Product-support/suunto_vertical/suunto_vertical/recording-an-exercise/intensity-zones/

Ah ha! Perfect - thanks!

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos do you know why a scheduled workout loads a custom power profile? I haven’t created one, or selected it, so it seems like a bug.

Addendum: I forgot, I’m using a custom sport mode! If I choose the custom sport mode, it loads a custom power profile. If I choose the standard sport profile, it loads the default power profile…

Updated problem statement: when using a custom sport mode, it sets the default power profile to custom, which prevents auto-pause from working. This happens even when no custom profiles have been created by the user, with no option to set the default power mode for a custom sport mode.

Bim now I’m going for my run.

@isazi fab - thanks for raising & keeping us posted on a fix.

hi @pavel-samokha , I followed the procedure and it works now.
Before contacting this forum, I had made sure the status of the maps were “downloaded” on the Suunto app. Apparently it was not completely true, and your procedure helped to solve this issue.
Thanks!

@Brad_Olwin thanks for info!
I have Cressi Neon diving watch for spearfishing it’s exactly everything you want without a lot of functionalities…very practical.
SUUNTO Ocean its great watch but I want to stay with SV ti
-I know that in one watch you can’t have everything… and also i read in fenix 8 its very basic dive functions and mainly with mic etc i don’t know if it’s safe and reliable for underwater… Not my taste

I’m following a TP plan and everything seems to be ok.
Already did one workout after updating the watch with today’s FW and no issue.
Keeping an eye in this thread 😅
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Thanks to you - it took 4 hours.
First thing the watch complain in the morning - I did not sleep enough!

@vinc14

You are welcome.

@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.

@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.

There will be more in the winter time,
hiking, tourskiing, climbing up and down and skiing and hiking back to where it start

@lessthanmore possibly a bug, reported to Suunto already.

It was indeed the S+ Climb. Thank you.

@isazi no, ho anche provato manualmente attraverso il pulsante opzione, ma niente.

https://api.sports-tracker.com/apiserver/v1/workouts/export/AGchcpnnqc9U4ZfgQD1zXqCIqR8d18rap9F0oMTjSBS0hZlft6SBfLTcNe9bsRptJQ==?brand=SUUNTOAPP

@JonnyKarate no. Though I think everybody is looking at June.

@MacSpikes
Unfortunately to be able to compete with the golf watches that are out there you need far more than just a map of a golf course.
Effectively the topo maps are pretty worthless for golf by themselves.

Ideally the course needs to be remapped and at the very least you need distance to front/middle/back of green, distance to pin - and ideally should be able to do this for all hazards on the course - so a view of the hole would also be good.
Then ideally should be able to track the distance of your shot, record how many shots and putts taken and then have a scorecard of some sort.
Ideally you should also have a tournament mode so that certain features can be disabled so can still use while playing a tournament.

Then you can come onto the serious features i.e. tracking the lay of each shot, swing details, green contours, the ability to include play like distances (so taking grade of course, wind, weather, pressure into account) and get suggestions for your club.

Seriously this would take a massive amount of investment and would be competing in areas against a host of watches that are extremely embedded. Garmin offers a range of golf watches main focus is golf with a bit of side tracking of other sports - they also now all track health etc. Then you have watches like the Garmin Venu 2 which offers equivalent to garmin’s basic golf tracking / Instinct 2 - between basic & mid-range / FR965 & FR955 about equivalent to garmin’s mid-range S42 series / Then you have the Fenix/Epix which offered pretty much everything their then top range S62 offered - but since superceded by S70 just released. But still offer most of this - just packed slightly differently and improved (no idea yet if these changes will roll out to Epix/Fenix).

S70 review (give you an idea of how it works on the watch) - https://youtu.be/DEcG0dakEz0
Garmin golf science (what they offer): https://www.garmin.com/en-GB/garmin-technology/golf-science/
And of course there is the golf app that goes with that (see right side bar links to the above link).

Suunto would have to invest a huge amount of development into being able to provide something like this - and then have to build out their name not only alongside Garmin but others that are as well recognized i.e. shotscope / skycaddie / bushnell/ Voicecaddie / golf buddie / tec tec tec / And then of course wear os / apple have apps like Hole 19 etc that you can use - and of course can always use phone (and apps like hole 19) and range finders…