@murphyp228 some notes on Stryd/Suunto, with a link to a forum post where we got into it: https://zulusierra.co/p/using-suunto-and-stryd-in-2024 TL;DR is that the workout data from Suunto contains elevation, but that elevation is overwritten by data from the pods. I had the same issue, and Stryd and I resolved it by swapping the primary pod over. You do this by identifying the current pod 1, unpairing both pods, and then taking what was pod 2 and your phone somewhere out of bluetooth range of pod 1. Pair, then it’ll be come pod 1, and pair the other pod which will become pod 2. Ta da you should see elevation data…

Any news on this?

The issue is back this morning: I see a 1-hour difference between the Suunto App and my Vertical. I can’t explain what pattern causes this difference. (Using iOS).

@ThatNorwegianGuy I tried the maps again today and noticed again the same problem. The watch counts more distance to go to the next turning point, in reality you are coming nearer and nearer to the turning point… Confusing I must say… Hoped this was solved.

@CEDRIC12 contact me in PM and I will try to help you later today

@Tami999 My wrist measures 18.5 cm. If I use too much, the watch moves less, but I have a circular trace and general discomfort (and the horn always rubs), I don’t see myself classifying this part! This is a new watch and will void the warranty. I also tried a nylon strap, but that doesn’t change anything since the problem is with the holster. The horns are too low and bite into the skin and bone of the wrist. I have never encountered a problem with Apple and Garmin. This is a real shame because I love the look of the vertival and the features suit me perfectly (apart from the OHR but with a belt, this is corrected)

@SnowSailor and watch doesn’t connect to wifi except if plugged on the charger (theorically )

@fil3404 you cannot connect the Vertical to your computer, only the Android or iOS app.

@Fenr1r Thanks for link for thread and insigths Br. Tom

@Manuele Same thing happened. But it wasn’t with snorkeling, rather open water swimming. Even though I swam a couple hundred meters, the watch detected the distance as 0. After ending the activity, watch was unresponsive. I restarted it, went to swimming again; same thing. Only this time it wouldn’t turn on after shutting it down. I tried it all, different button combinations, placing it to charge… nothing. I’ve received a replacement watch from a retailer, and I’ll be honest, I’m afraid to turn on swimming again. I’m 100% sure that it’s a software issue, as water damage would be very obvious, in all other areas the watch is perfect. Odd that this is the case with a minority of people, as I’ve read on other threads.

@isazi No I only have the Vertical

@sartoric said in solar charging: @Wojciech-Łużniak That’s exactly what happens with battery drain. It’s not solar, it’s very probably due to GPS, or maybe solar but causes are not 100% identified Did you soft reset the watch before ? In the end, I get it . you’re correct. The drain continued today, without any particular reason. I’ve connected watch to charger and for the last 10 mins it remains at 30%. I did the soft reset in the past, also when calibrating the battery. Thanks guys for help, I’ll wait for the fix

@Retired-Assistant I believe you should contact support, VO2max may be because of your use, but HRV should work