@Niclas-Brundell the previous sync issue did not affect all users but just a percentage of them, in fact even in the forum most users did not have the issue (me included). In case your watch is still having issues after the update, notify support because something may be wrong with your watch. Or you just have another kind of issue. Anyway when you have issues pairing, instead of starting the process over and over again, first reboot both your watch and your phone, as there may be something stuck in the Bluetooth stack.

@Brad_Olwin i have tested with notification ON, route to follow loaded but map not displayed, performance mode, no S+ app and no backlight. I have analyzed the FIT file and i can estimate a battery life between 70h and 79h after a 9h race. It was sunny.

@tom-pele thanks for your patience

@adosun Yes, it is. I think the amount of sport modes and data fields are identical on the S9 and Vertical. Only speed, avg speed and distance are available in nm. Max speed isn’t

@neonix If you read here and there, I think that next update will have its core in navigation. I would also like to see, as you, some peak, lake,… names as reference. Regarding automatic reverse route, it has been there since the Spartan Ultra and once you use it you will see that you do not need any option, it works really well. One thing that I see that Garmin has and would be very nice to have is some routing in the watch, I mean, I do not want to plan my route in the watch but some times you are doing one route and for some reason you need to cut it and return to the starting point or some known spot and with Garmin you can plan the shortest route in the watch, with Suunto you need the app for that with cell coverage (with offline maps in the app could be doable in Suunto without cell coverage) BTW, I do not not know if you know it but a nice feature in Suunto is that you can change routes mid activity and send them from the app to the watch mid activity too.

My steps and calories reset every night and always have. The watch is not meant to be turned off at night. The battery lasts so long why do you need to turn the watch off? If you wear the watch at night you will get much better recovery data.

Fixed a problem with SuuntoPlus structured workout guides Which issue I wonder. Release Notes (same for 9pp and Race).

Hallo, ich habe mir die Suunto Race gekauft. Dort ist es leider auch so, dass wenn die Uhr ausgeschaltet wird, die Schritte nicht auf 0 gesetzt werden. Da ich die Uhr nicht täglich benutze, sondern nur für Aktivitäten ist das ein No Go und die Uhr geht zurück

@BastMaSVSRS9PP if you have 24/7 hr and you put your watch facing upwards the hr LEDs continue emitting and trying to get your hr. So turn that off

@Egika said in Battery status during workout: @thailon there is another choice: enable the touch screen during exercise. Then a double tap on the screen will give you the same information. Yuh, gonna try, thanks

@sartoric Its turned on

Like for many other limitations that were hardware limits in previous watches (number of S+ apps and guides, maximum length of an activity, and so on), some are remaining from the old models. I will report this to Suunto.

@soundso I will test this for you.

From what I have observed. The first picture is zoomed 500m while the second picture is zoomed 1km. So maybe, the 500m has given you more details regarding your location, this may indicate a trail near you or a way but not that popular. I wonder if the red line indicates a road and maybe you are in an open area?

@inkognito It may be that for specific instances it does not reverse or that where start and finish are matter. I typically do out and back on the weekend without issues. When testing I will fail to reach the destination and start back along the path I came. After some time 5 min or so the route profile will flip, typically after the map shows the new direction.

@maxruffo it has been suggested a couple of times before, but no sign yet … upvote https://forum.suunto.com/topic/3629/add-ebike-mode-in-sportmodes

@GiPFELKiND <nitpicking> it’s not RAM otherwise you would lose everything upon each reboots (soft restart) of the watch</nitpicking>