@Pedros said in Suunto Vertical NO VO2 Max:

@Brad_Olwin said in Suunto Vertical NO VO2 Max:

@Pedros As @BrunoH stated you need good HR. It is possible that the OHR is spiking or there are gaps. If so, the VO2M will not show. Have you tried an HR belt?

Yes i’m using HR belt for all of my runs

I am out of suggestions! I would not reset the watch. If after a few more runs and not working. Send logs to Suunto and send me a PM, provide the date and time logs sent (time zone too please) and the email you use to log into the Suunto app. I will forward a report to Suunto on this.

@Tami999 this is super helpful! Thanks for taking the time to reach out. I will try your setup … it makes the most sense to me at the moment and I was having a hard time deciding.

@Matija-S thank you for the prompt reply ,

Wow! Great great job Suunto!

@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.

@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)

@surfboomerang So yes, I needed to set location accuray to on. I’m sure I didn’t change anything, so maybe one of the updates (either google or Suunto) changed the way this was needed. Either way, yes, weather now syncing. Thanks!

@Brad_Olwin Pixel 6 Android

@sartoric In dark light, the Flash in the middle of the circle is black

@Brad_Olwin well done on that race! Yes I had trail running mode on, but changed the battery setting to performance. (It was set to good) I thought it should then come on every time I raised my wrist?

The Baro was more accurate in altitude and distance by a small amount too. It’s a great watch. But yeah, that Vertical keeps calling me…

@Brad_Olwin Tried that originally. I had to reboot my phone. Works now…

Just reporting that workaround found in topic about Google pixel and Suunto 9 Peak Pro watch worked also on my Xiaomi 11T Android.
Suunto 9 Peak Pro: problem connecting to Phone Google Pixel 6

@Igorillo you are in the options screen before starting a run - using the auto lap selection here you can set distance or duration auto laps - or turn it off. This is not the log book. In the log book when you select an activity and scroll down to the auto lap (if you have it enabled) you can right arrow to see the laps recorded. I have confirmed all of this on my SV.

@robis would be nice to have also a prediction what is coming next same as we have it for temperature

@Tieutieu its a FANTASTIC watch!! BEAST.

@Mff73
The phone is the old, factory reset, A5 from my signature 😁

There’s not even Suunto App installed and I restarted it several times.
It’s kind of a mystery … maybe Some Android 7.0 Jedi trick
It can even ask the watch for pairing when it’s in airplane mode (that probably doesn’t deactivate BT)

@Audaxjoe
that’s the advantage of this huge battery 😁

@alschmid My experience is with the latest software. I did have not have the watch prior to the current SW release.

But, I did read the thread about the widgets and agree, there should be more widgets easily accessible. So, I have set up weather as the right swipe widget and using short cut button for maps. It kind of works for me.

@Egika

Great overview. I was looking for something like this, but couldn’t find it.

There should be such a topic in the user manual of every watch.