@Arselumaco Hard reset and reinstall te APP and now my Race is ok thanks for help

@sapphireforever I have 3 (yes 3 ) watches and I wholeheartly suggest you get the Race and you’ll not regret it. First of all I too had ‘mixed’ feeling about the HR (spikes during Rest, too low on bike and too high on runs). After the 2 or 3 updates of the Race and Vertical (this was my HR impressions based on) the only minor issue with the HR is the initial lock to cadence when running. Of coure I never, never really run without HR belt so I couln’t care less about the ohr. So if you use belt during runs there is no reason for you to hold off. I would not state it as better HR sensor since as I can see the sensor is same, it only has 2 extra LEDs. One other observation I had and I believe this is the reason the smaller watch got more LEDs is that when the watch is bigger the band holders dont dig in your wrist and elevate the HR sensor. This is the reason I think for my wrist the Suunto Ocean has the most accurate HR since it goes so smooth over my wrist (this little mm count compared to the Vertical/Race) and the sensor sits very nicely on the skin. Concerning the responsivness of the UI this has been addressed with the latest FW accross all watches Race/Vertical/Ocean. In the end I believe they all have the same cpu/mem components. There is no chance the Race S has better cpu than the Race or Veritcal. Cheers.

Is it normal that the number of intervals always remains at 1? This is indeed the number of round trips in the pool?

@EzioAuditore yes, that is strange.

Hi all, i have a similar problem: i decided to turn off my suunto race watch for 2 days and then turned it on to record a swim activity: this activity is visible in my logbook on my watch (as the last activity I have done) but the overall week count is still at 0h, and after many syncing operations with the app, the activity is still not uploaded. Might this be a bug? …

@linked6268 Sorry, I didn’t see your question… I have done only a soft reset

@duffman19 okkkeeyyyy ! I don’t have the imagery step how explain that. Seeing the updates quickly available in SA, I didn’t think there was an extra step to see the path on SA. This explains a lot of things I don’t see while running even though I know I see these paths on SA. I understand that generating images often is quite demanding.

@Wilson75 I can’t find any reference to it anywhere else when I searched, it is a big thread though tbh! I guess it will come via some update to squash bugs on this latest update maybe

@DaveMonaro of course you have to choose a WF that use round complications

@jeebs42 I get that! Work about could be to add waypoints for food stops, summits etc ‍️ That is what I do anyway on longer routes. I think that works but haven’t tested it yet. I did read it shows distance to next waypoint.

@isazi Thank you

@dunots the reason was you posted in the wrong section. Your post is still in the forum.

@Jonathan-Schwarz it is available since yesterday

@Sportsfreund said in Suunto Race Crashed again mid ride... 🤮: @Olaf-Gottschalk Ist denn Suunto schon mal während einer Aktivität abgestürzt? Das hatte ich bisher noch nicht. Das war ja der Grund für meinen Beitrag… Ja. Schon mehrmals. Seit ich sie habe 3 mal…

@isazi Great, will test it out

This is a good point you bring up and I would like to follow to see if someone has a good suggestion. I find myself sometimes struggling to activate the raise to wake to brighten the display and would prefer to be able to quickly glance at the watch without an exaggerated raise to wake gesture

@Patrick-Löffler-0 oh you’re welcome, but i’m surprised was afraid it might be too complicated I thought of a method to determine the stream speed too, by throwing some floating item in there and tracking it with a stop watch … distance will never be very precise in that scenario anyways, unfortunately