after more than one year, my Race showed me the VO2max only after having walked (using the Walking activity) for the first time with the Suunto Smart Belt. Another subsequent walk and short run with the HR belt showed the VO2max as well.

The maps data are not loaded directly from OSM, the maps provider is MapBox afair so only MB know For the offline version I guess there’s something done by Suunto too (https://forum.suunto.com/topic/11343/maps-partial-update-rollout-august-2024-limited-countries ) so different steps and players involved.

@aiv4r Yeah. I’m sure I’m right about physics, but… also I fixed myself on GPS related activities too much. For all other sports there’s no escape from HR as indicator, you are right in this case.

most likely not a bug, but watch face adapted to the Vertical’s display

@Merijn-Geerts did some changes, please try again to sync you watch with Suunto App

@surfboomerang quick update. The activity sync does work if the phone is in Bluetooth reach when the activity is stopped and saved. If I end the activity without the phone in reach, the sync doesn’t happen automatically once there phone is in reach. The only way to sync the activity is to open the Suunto app.

@Adrian.S by native, I mean that Zone Sense should become a normal selection field rather than a separate application. In this case, in order for it to be displayed in the same way as heart rate, power or pace zones

@Adrian.S The problem is not in the pixel or the ipad, it is in the watch that can only handle one connection for the app, at least for now, but this is pretty logical with the app and is the same for other manufacturers too (at least Coros where you can only have one active app). At least with Suunto once synced with one of the devices the info in the ipad and the pixel will be the same. It is known that Suunto is working on improving the sensor connections to be able to have more than one, but I do not know if this will affect the app connection too.

@Brad_Olwin And I like Suunto running power more than on Garmin, because I got similar numbers as on bike with 4iii power meter according to my feelings. Garmin is about 100W higher.

@Egika thanks, I think that I’ve reported it years before, when I had S5.

@LitchiMonster said in Suggestions for evolutions: For the weather widget, under observations, i’d really like to see the current UV index rating, so I know if I can go lie on the beach or not. Any news about the UV index? I was checking My S9PP searching for UV index info but no data appeared…maybe it is in some corner I had not explored yet? It could be great to know how to manage sun screen in outdoor activities!

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I’ve discovered that when general watch brightness is set on high it makes raise to wake low screen is brighter than general brightness low & raise to wake low. Just a bit but enough for me! Didn’t know that its affect each other. I thought that general brightness affect normal use only. Now raise to wake is perfect for me, but when surf menu, checking stats its too bright Maybe this info will help someone.

@Brad_Olwin Aha!! That did it! Perhaps it was a corrupted initial sync? Thank you!!! I’ll relay this feedback to customer support as well. Appreciate you all.

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@ilker enjoy your watch : )

After soft reset and another run the Vo2max now appear on the watch…

@Maryn Actually the only thing I did was that I have uninstalled the Beta Suunto App and installed the official App from app store. This issue might be related to the iOS app itself - maybe try to delete, install the app again and test if it helped.