I’ve performed my interval training with my 4yo Forerunner 745 2 days ago… Perfectly in the pace range. I’m done anyway, I’ve sold my watch, I can’t run another quality session …

Hello everybody Same trouble to me: 120 meters of ascending instead of 2 meters. I’m totally disappointing. I don’t have warranty because I purchased used watches. But still believe that it is a software trouble. Does anybody resolve the issue successfully? And what would you say about software downgrade, maybe it helped somebody?

Hello, I found a solution to return to normal regarding sleep tracking. My watch had the heart rate measurement that stopped during one night (for no reason) and therefore the sleep tracking did not work. I stopped/started the watch, the heart rate measurement resumed, but the sleep tracking still did not work. This lasted 3 days. Afterwards, I stopped/started the watch again then stopped/started the sleep tracking and on the start phase, I adjusted the related functions (sleep target duration, do not disturb duration, blood oxygen tracking on and HRV tracking on). Since then, sleep tracking has been working pretty well again. To be continued if this lasts over time. It remains to be understood why the Cardio measurement stopped during one night, which has happened twice since the last update.

@2b2bff This flip-flopping has been the case since Race S was introduced. Works on S, breaks on Race. Different hardware I suspect and the development team doesn’t have a good enough test harness for quality releases. EDIT: Downgrading to 2.37.48 tracks a whole nights sleep again.

@elbee said in Oura vs Race HRV - any experiences?: @hgavert said in Oura vs Race HRV - any experiences?: Hi! My Oura is dead. It has been really good in measuring the HRV How do you know hrv on the oura is very good? Do you have a comparison with something proven to be accurate? I recently ditched my forerunner 965 and bought a Suunto race s. The hrv between the 2 are different. The garmin produces way higher values than the race s. I would say, for my age, the race s produces vales that are expected, but unless I use some scientific/medical equipment there isn’t a way to say which device (garmin vs suunto in my case) is more accurate. For me, hrv is mostly as expected, lower the morning after an high intensity interval training or race, higher after a rest day. No suprises there. In 15 years use of sport watches I learned quite a lot is marketing bs. I got the Oura 2 maybe 5 years ago. The values that it gives - or trend if you like - correlate very well will training load and feeling. You can for example do a “meditation session” right after hard training and see how low the HRV is. (That basically means, to have a 15min nap doing breathing exercises.) Also, the nightly HRV is fully correlating with recovery. It just makes sense. Unlike the first beat algorithm used in Suunto resources - that really doesn’t correlate that well. Also, I do remember finding a study made in some university comparing Oura to clinical level gold standard (obviously don’t remember which device that was). Oura was pretty much right on. That was back then, 5 years ago. Can’t find it from Google now.

@Egika That is the one. Not sure the color change is a bug. A lot of other complications have lost color changes as well.

@Egika said in The battery mode “adapted” has been lost: @stromdiddily OHR is in the pre-start settings. Oh you’re right. Just touch and display timeout then.

@pilleus I did some rides with the Race on the handlebar and didn’t notice the screen to reduce brightness. I’m pretty busy this weekend and next week, but I hope to get the chance to test in real life, soon.

@Mff73 Thanks. @freeheeler November 16, 21:00, GMT+01:00

@Oxhill_Runner I am far from an expert. Let’s just respect the time of others. They also don’t have the time or desire to write the same thing several times. Best regards

@isazi Also not working properly At the app at the altitude analysis report seems most of the activity below Zero. How could it works right all the time, during the activity and also rest of the day?

@matteo_000 thanks!

@Egika I hope there is still orange for KTM fanboys like me

@olivier.kasper31130 with the 2.40.38 version, all my download problems disappeared. Thank’s to developers

@Fermizante You are lucky because I am in the opposite situation. Sleep tracking was working good with the previous firmware and now with the last, no sleep tracking since 3 days and all actions done to correct the situation are not successful.

@TitaniumDave well

@wmichi Yeah, seen with this angle it is less attractive^^ I experienced a false type of effort once because I hadn’t change my power zones to the new numbers. Spent a lot of time in zones 1-2 HR, but my power zones were zones 3-4 and so I got aerobic/anaerobic run as a type of workout instead of aerobic.

@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…

Just to notice : since I went to an iPhone 16 that makes larger pictures, I wonder if there is some kind of « maximum size and/or resolution » of picture we can upload to SA. I very often can’t upload pictures unless I resize them

@Mff73 said in And it crashes mid run: @Kenneth-De-Cocker Besides software problems, you might have an hardware one which is happening in rare situations and causing the crash (es). You should maybe contact support while your watch is still under warranty. I contacted support they also said to return it, just a small problem I have a big trainings weekend coming up and also I participating in a race half September. They said if I send the watch it could take up to 14 business days … so yeah not ideal for the moment so perhaps I’ll send it off after that race. Also gonna take zero risk on race day and use a second watch an old polar but it has no gpx function which is mandatory for the race so yeah better hope is stays alive during that 100km.