@Marek-Machala it is not easy to understand your post (english is not my native language either). What I understand from your post is that you’d like to have more smartwatch features. The thing is that Suunto watches are more sport watches than smartwatches. And I like that. When you are seriously with your sports, you want accuracy, precision, battery…all those things the Vertical has. The same happens in watches from other brands. Coros watches are more sport watches, like Suunto. Garmin has watches that are more an smartwatch (like the Venu) or an sport watch (like the Fenix). For me, the Vertical is the best watch of the market at this moment. But that is because of my use cases (ultra trails and long distance runs and long distance triathlons). And I have had many many watches and very expensive ones. This time, Suunto has done an incredible job and is again there, where It was a while ago.

@MKPotts no I think you understand. Yes just a reminder to switch leaders. I’ll try the auto laps. With the new map screen you can see the distance to the next waypoint now, so that would be usable anyway it just easy to forget…

@SnowSailor you can easily switch watches on the phone and not pair to the iPad. I have 6 watches paired to my phone.

@Olaf-D what you describe is a watch reset to factory state, it should not happen after a normal firmware update. Forget your watch in the app, maybe reboot your phone, and it should work.

@thurs7on I think you already posted this, please do not post the same question multiple times. Send me a PM and I will help you with this issue.

@Kai-Liu I have not seen this issue. Check HR belt battery and BT connection. Then if those are good try a watch restart

Wow! Great great job Suunto!

@isazi another data point: today’s ride was 7 hours, I was on the map for maybe 4 of those hours. No problem there. Either because of the recent soft reset, or because I wasn’t always on the map screen. shrug I’ll be doing this for the next several days, let’s see…

@pavel-samokha or in the case the touch is disabled on map or screen locked. Btw: if I remember well, in Race there is no custom battery profile. Which means user cannot configure touch for map and navigation as well. Is there any plan for customer battery profile on Race as well?

Hi Many tanks for your help Now I can skroll screen during exercice best regard

@lilaceo https://forum.suunto.com/post/84764

@Sergei-Ladeishchikov спасибо,Сергей!

@lilaceo why you did an hard reset? search the forum (“15 routes”) and you’ll find a way to fill the watch with new routes to delete those zombies

@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

@Tieutieu said in Vertical all black or titanium: I like the grey titanium color much more than black I second that

@nilsi Have you tried the Movement S+ app? Although tailored perhaps for ball sports it seems this would be a good choice. Try it and see how it works.

@wmichi said in Well, I tried the Race.. and I think I’m selling the Vertical: @Sezer-Yiğit It’s the same for daily use and sport activities: If you don’t raise your wrist, the screen is in a dimmed state (always on mode enabled) or completely off when always on mode is off. In the dimmed state it’s difficult to read. But for sports like running this is not a problem, because you raise your wrist anyway when you look at the watch. I was going to buy the Race after seeing the Amoled screen but re-reading your posts, I think your experience is the best advice about why to stick with Vertical. I think the SV it’s the best watch of the market at this moment. In my case I bike and swim, but mostly run long distances. The SR is fine for even a 100 miler race but I think that the Race is specially good when you are only running. Many people say that Amoled technology is here to let die MIP but I’m not that sure. That wrist gesture is not only to save battery but to prevent Amoled panels from burning in a short time. And there’s the thing that MIP is better in many situations when multisport or direct sunlight or even when Amoled can be dangeours because of the wrist gesture. In the other hand the software of the SV still needs some fixes that the SR seems to have (sleep, naps, step counter). And both need at least the fixes about the multiple sensors of the same type, the wake up alarms for weekdays or improve the TBT notifications.