@isazi ah ok. It’s just odd that it’s just the progress widget doesn’t agree! Thanks

@Kraisun-Tunta @GiPFELKiND yes . I agree with your comments, of course. But I was refering only to intervals. I like the idea how the HR zones are implemented but sometimes the black background is not any good when you are running fast. Have a look at this thread: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/10786/is-there-a-way-to-keep-the-screen-on-during-a-workout

@Ze-Stuart I loved this graph on the Ambit series. Really helpful to give you a visual idea about recovery time!

@TitaniumDave Vital?

@wakarimasen said in My First Week: Not sure what would make someone downvote this post? I guess people on mobile hitting the wrong button

The sleep is working very good now. In fact the watch can resume sleep if I wake Up to go to the bathroom and naps are working very good. It is the best sleep tracking I have ever had. Much better than the tracking of the Vertical and even Garmin.

@isazi thanks!!

@Anthony-Guillemette still, more ways to find the right maps are necessary, and I hope they will come to the app.

@TitaniumDave having more options to modify would be great. I am also a bit a bit confused why certain complications are not available for other, fitting watch faces (for me it is the TSB graph). Maybe it is possible to do it like with the sportmodes: standard ones are selecetable on the watch, if you want more customization you can do so in the app and make them available on the watch

@Adam-Rykala Thank you - yes, exactly, I want the previous lap but not on a separate screen.

@peegee for Suunto App

j’aimerais également avoir la possibilité de mettre le mode eco en raccourci. Pour des raisons d’econnomie de batterie je suis en mode eco en journée mais si je veux avoir un suivi de sommeil il faut obligatoirement avoir la fréquence cardiaque d’activé en temps réél, donc desactiver le mode eco. Cela me simplifirait l’utilisation que d’avoir cette fonction en raccourci

@mikekoski490 The Tempe is ANT+ only.

@Adam-Rykala 100% with you on those recommendations. I have a Verity Sense and a Scosche R2+ and have found both of them solid across all my activities. I’ve never trusted wrist-based OHR for anything other than general daily monitoring because I have bony wrists