@Massimo4896 As @isazi said even if you doesn’t notice that it’s quite likely that this happens because of the crown contact with something. It happens for me all the time during winter if crown touches the cuffs of my jacket during cross-country skiing. What I would suggest: Select zoom level you like on map screen. Switch to non-map screen - open control panel by long click on bottom button - enable lock screen. Then switch back to map screen. Now zoom is locked and won’t change. Personally I solved the problem by using long strap and wearing watch over-jacket

@MRC01 said in Watch Faces: Not Compatible with Watch ?!: @isazi The app on my phone did not change. It recognized the replacement watch, downloaded 16 GB of maps, updated watch firmware, and a couple of exercises I did, and lets me install several of the watch faces. In short, the app is already working 100%. If all of this already works in the app, how could reinstalling it fix anything? It will start syncing from scratch. Just try it. Isazi knows what he is talking about. (anyway . I just see that it is now working for you)

@jsus91 En este foro, si quires que la gente te pueda ayudar es mejor que escribas en inglés, aun que sea con el traductor. Sino, puedes usar el foro de Suunto en Telegram que es en castellano. Yo no tengo el Race, tengo el Vertical que no detecta siestas, pero según tengo entendido que las detecta automáticamente. Tienes que tener bien definida tu frecuencia cardiaca en reposo (hay quien dice que debes poner algunas pulsaciones extra a tu frecuencia en reposo) y el algoritmo ya ara lo suyo.

@Bruno-Audras It is there. On the timer, check the options, lower button.

@Dasuki94 You should contact support again. Something seems to be off.

@JEMO00 I also have the same issue. I want to have vibration for autolap but notification and scrolling.

In the past it was possible to get the JSON file from the Suunto folder on Android devices. Even from activites that has been discarded. I forgot which folder it was and I don’t know if it is still possible. [edit] Could be this folder: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/4183/battery-life/269?_=1738780437677

@Ecki-D said in Charging on the go: a bike mount with charger there are several 3D print holders on the web people made for different Suunto watches, they could be adapted to include the charger

@jsus91 currently only two app can be used together. Let’s hope a future FW update allow to use more than two (if this is feasible from a softwar/hardware point of view)

I had the same problem with Race, but luckily not during activity, but randomly during the day. I returned them for repair and then sold them. I’ve had the Vertical for a few months and no problem so far.

@deliu-b I am getting very frustrated with the really poor sleep tracking from the Suunto Race, I’ve had the watch since October 2023 and the sleep tracking and Blood oxygen has been consistently inconsistent and not accurate for about the whole time I’ve had the watch. Between it detecting sleep spot on one day to saying I’ve been sleeping / napping or Napping sleeping or sometimes not sleeping at all is absolutely insane. I tend to trust the metrics of the watch less and less. Is Suunto working on a decent update? Since they’re Chinese Owned, might be able to get some help from this “Deepseek R1” AI making headlines…

@g0mib0y this is happening to me too

@MRC01 Please send logs to Suunto.

@mr-quality said in HRV: @cjanevate said in HRV: @szaboat74 Overnight HRV measurements for me are not optimal for many reasons, so I don’t trust these values at all (whatever the brand, of course). A parallel comparison with Garmin and Polar shows that the measurement of Suunto is wrong. The sensors of Suunto seems to be outdated. Mir zeigt meine Vertical auch ganz andere Werte an als mein Suunto Gurt per HRV App sowie eine medizinische Messung. Meine Vertical zeigt ca die Hälfte des Wertes den meine Suunto Gurt und der Arzt misst.

@Stefano-M64 said in Matte screen protector: all depends on the kind of activity, if you do rock climbing, alpinism, canyoning… it’s pretty sure you’ll scratch your watch one day or another… Likely not many people here had a close “relationship” with a granite wall This. I’ve seen so many post on Samsung Galaxy watches and Garmin watches that has sapphire glass where people got a scratch or two asking how it’s possible. Sapphire do scratch too. Once it’s happened there’s nothing that can be done. Then again it’s less likely than other types of glass used on tech but still if the Mohs hardness is equivalent or greater than sapphire then it will scratch. You’re correct there too, high impact activities might give you a run for your money . But then again each to their own and everyone is entitled to their own opinion . I’m not too concerned and my use case was more to test the anti glare ability.