@isazi Ok thanks, will do.

@zhang965 said in Vertical crashed today after 1,9km Mountainbike: Yes, it’s what Suunto’s doing, they don’t make statement, but they let some unprofessional volontaires deal with you. It’s funny, because volontaires don’t mean unprofessional, but they deployed unprofessional volontaires. Welcome to Suunto Community

@Brad_Olwin Yes, sorry, I wasn’t precise and wrote this in context of the thread, where we’re discussing contours missing and 500+ zoom level. I hope it was understandable.

@Shuhite my top priorities are as follows: build quality battery life support/future proofing Apple has quality but a battery that will not cut it for me. Garmin always hides their newest features behind the next generation of hardware (Suunto rolls features out as long as the hardware supports it). The milivolt handshake signal from the 2nd pin. Add in water and salt and you got yourself an etching cell. To me that’s a deal breaker for Garmin. Can’t trust it won’t fail with how I use things. Don’t get me wrong I’m obsessed with music, go to 20+ concerts a year level of love for music but my phone is with me in all instances where I listen. Having it on the watch would be redundant in my case and wouldn’t have the ability to EQ like I could on a watch or dedicated mixer at home/office. Music off my watch would actually be a downgrade (support Lossless? FLAC?) compared to how I currently listen. I have a Swiss army knife, can open a box and has some scissors in there as well. It’s a bad choice for back country and wouldn’t trust it. I have a purpose built fixed blade for that. Same with my Vertical.

@isazi Thank you - yes I have connected/disconnected the SA and Strava, deleted all my segments and added a few back. Still not showing.

I really hope too that speed of downloading will be fix soon, and also the capacity to download maps without wifi.

@isazi said in Suunto vertical with significant added distance for walks: @zhang965 this is becoming online harassment, and trust me, we get messages asking for you being banned from the forum. Well he’s finally bought a Garmin, so I’m assuming their forum will inherit him soon

Today the first time, that my Vertical powered off after charging and I was forced to do a soft reset. I forgot to remove the watch from the charger after the 100 % were shown and I think this is the trigger for the bug. If I remove the watch immediately after charging to 100 % there has not been any problem until now.

@zucchero I don’t have a Race. But 24 mm should be no problem with the original spring bars.

@twekkel exactly for that reason is bad. Sensor data are not structured on the top level entity (tree) such as the xml. They are streams, or lets say messages. For example the limitation that XML has is that the parent entity is a trackpoint and inside that you get the sensor data. So that essentially means that if you dont have a trackpoint then you cannot have sensor data. For example inside a tunnel all points are lost trckpoint HR Speed While on fit files for example we have messages that can contain any info and are just a timestamped payload.

I’d like an option to customize the default Vertical watch face. When you press a button, the seconds appear. It would be nice if that could be dynamically changed. If you press the middle button, the seconds appear. When it gets back to normal, it could be something else (not blank/empty like it is now). For example, it could show you your pulse or the solar activity or the altitude. Would be quite nice and it definitely won’t ruin the watch face!

Apologies for my initial reply to you @Daniel-Z , I misunderstood what you were trying to ask. Yep as per above, have a look on the back of the watch and it should say on the case (the writing around the OHR) if it’s solar or not. If it indeed is then you got pretty lucky, someone on the packing line obviously didn’t get their scheduled tea break and lost focus for a few minutes

@Stefan-Kersting said in Vo2 max - sport modes: Is there a possibility to disable the Vo2 max measuring in the hiking/walking sports mode? One alternative I considered is to hike e.g. in cycling mode and edit it back to hiking activity Hello, I would like to know if what the above user wrote has been fixed (Suunto 9 Peak Pro too?) with the next update or if we still need the trick he suggests. Thank you, om

@Mff73 i’ve learned!

thanks all. I did a soft reset and it fixed it as always.

@Sergey-K you will not have backlight bleed with amoled

coming back to this as it seems it is actually related to the watch accuracy probably. tried this morning with both Apple watch ultra and the vertical to check . while the HR in vertical seems better (interesting!) the GPS was really flimsy at best my settings are GPS best, waiting 2-3 minutes stretching after! the green arrow is set and then start exercise . The vertical in the beginning is unfortunately way out . the start point is even wrong by 25+ meters (it should be on the other side and quite closed to the stop ) [image: 1734166019588-0f83d178-340b-4c72-95ee-57e004544304-image.png] Apple watch manages to be very close to the real path (is actually perfect) [image: 1734166217462-5bcf0eaf-24a8-45c3-b0f4-33ab397af0cb-image.png]

Hi. VO2max on my SV stay constant from 14.11.2023. it doesn’t matter what sport I do, it doesn’t matter if I use a heart sensor belt or OHR, the result is always the same. The sports I do are trail running, hiking, MTB, mountaineering. VO2max is fixed. SV watch is regularly upgraded. Any idea for solution?

@Egika i see it’s fixed with the software update. So great

Not poking anyone and really not wanting to offend, but I see a number of these comments that ‘my Suunto is not the same as my…’ I work in the world of metrology, where nothing is ‘correct’ in absolute terms: i.e. everything has a level of permissible error. I have many conversations about this: just because you compare one thing with another, neither is necessarily ‘right.’ It’s a comparison between two devices. Arguably, the Suunto may be more accurate than the Garmin!