@juza77 That seems bizarre as arm movements should not affect GPS readings. Are you absolutely sure the GPS is active? The watch will interpret distance by movement if the GPS is not turned on.

Hallo, please contact suunto official support, it might be a hardware issue. Br

@zhang965 said in Several questions (and bugs?): The notification can be configured in Suunto app per application, so it could be off for Whatsapp Not possible to do it per application on iOS, only on Android. On iOS you can either turn them on or off (which I don’t understand).

@MKPotts said in TSS Suunto App vs Trainingpeaks: @stromdiddily How do you change the default TSS calculation in TP? I can’t find a way to do this in the app (iOS), do you have to do it on the website? At the minute I have to manually change every run recorded with the Peak Pro from pTSS to rTSS. On the web if you update the TSS used for an activity you should get a prompt asking you to set the default…like so [image: 1692028660821-092cf54d-1995-4401-857d-6789695114ab-image.png]

@freeheeler Makes sense, altough Suunto could distinguish auto-pause from manual pause and handle it differently.

@trailcafe said in All Trails: I can’t stop recommending plotaroute.com because it syncs directly with Suunto and has directions. I started using this fairly recently and I can also vouch for it. Total ascent seems to be more accurate than what it estimates in SA plus the plotting is more logical and intuitive

@Brad_Olwin … the ‘Progress’ part of the App that appears in the top left hand corner (iOS)

Nup no suunto app guides or anything like that. I’m not sure if it vibrates I don’t think so but when I’m running not really the most aware of something like that I will take notice next time.

@altcmd said in Vertical Pro/Ultra/Max/2 - call it what you want: Maybe Vertical Bugfree Mine is already bugfree, I don’t need a new watch !

@Brad_Olwin ok, i understand how it works. Thank you for the quick reply. always nice to have a responsive community

Okay. Found it. Thanks! https://www.suunto.com/de-de/sports/News-Articles-container-page/boost-your-hill-training-with-suunto-plus-climb/ Since I trained in relatively flat terrain and the climb-app needs 10 meters of ascent to start a climb, it looked somehow random to me.

@Frank-Stefan said in Not possible to disable tone notifications: @Frank-Stefan FYI: i have reset the watch, new connected, now its fine. Thread could be closed. Problem solved !. Thank you all. Great! have fun!

@Martin-Vrska not possible from the watch

I think best era of Suunto was when Ambit 1/2/3 was on market. Now i know multiple people with Garmin and Suunto. It think people have less issues or shortcomings with Garmin. I never had different sports watch than Suunto. I really like it is European brand, i like design a lot. I like user interface of watch. I like how route planing works. I don’t like that suunto abandoned movescount. I don’t like WHR accuracy. I don’t like problematic GPS accuracy when openwater swimming. I don’t like how charging on my wifes S5P works. I don’t like need of watch in range of bluetooth if i want to change sport modes in suunto app. I really hate that suunto changed backlight behavior of S5 with firmware update(removing toggle and dim backlight when dnd enabled), and there are some other dislikes. I think there are lot of pros and cons of suunto watch. Since i don’t have any other brand watch myself, i am not able to judge quality or feature reliability because i didn’t try any other. Will i buy another Suuntoin future? I have my S5 just little over two years. I hope it will work for 2-3 next years. And than i will really think about it and read lot of reviews before i decide. I hope that suunto will provide in future many more reliable watches, still made in finlad, in same quality like Ambit watch was.

@Kai-Liu I don’t have access to one, but that’s a great suggestion. Thank you!

thanks @trailcafe !

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