@isazi Thanks, that solved the issue. In fact I cleared the data and cache from the application.

@milixov try cleaning the charger and the contacts on the back of the watch, it could be that the watch sees the charger disconnecting and it stops the download.

https://marathonhandbook.com/heart-rate-training-zones-for-runners/

@luke55 ok, understand. I am pretty sure it will improve

I think the current solution is ok. Sometimes you have multiple maps being downloaded, and the app allows you to see which one(s) have been completed, which ones have to be started, and the progress on the current map. Showing all this on a tiny screen would be hard.

@Mff73 Okay, thanks for the clarification. I’m still discovering. Not yet a jedi

@Mff73 it’s possible. I’ve just made online repair request, got all necessary info and printed post sticker for DHL. Next day courier picked my package and that’s it. Took 5 work days to get it back!

@Arselumaco make sure watch is tight enough on your wrist. If happening all the time try a watch restart by holding upper button down for 12 sec.

@thailon Sleep quality is there. Recovery time is now only present in the activity. This is also true for the Vertical.

I’ve never experienced any lag… it is responsive and fast. Regarding HR… NO, it is not fixed.

@Durri My is not responding very well. No haptics almost at all. No crispy click, like crown is stucked. My Race is travelling tomorow to Vantaa Finland for service repair. Opened online repair request with issue as described! Will report how long the service will last.

@RuunIx use a suunto belt with my suunto watch. No Problems

@Theo-Lakerveld This happens with my vertical when I connect the vertical and the smartphone to a charger with two outputs for charging. It seems that the charger then switches on and off constantly.

@Brad_Olwin Thank you. Indeed. I desactivated the vibration in settings (as i did need the watch to vibrate while in menus). I reactivated vibration and now it works. The settings/options are still a bit confusing for me Thank you. Regards, Yan

@maszop I hope this clears up an issue. When you think something is a bug and you learn it works as intended we are simply saying that is how it is designed. Why the function was designed that way is something we cannot answer and there may be potential problems changing it or future plans that require the design despite your observation that it seems a bug… All we can do here is hopefully report and ask. We are not Suunto.

@luke55 Well, who knows, everything is possible maybe you have very sensitive skin … but I would say it’s unlikely. I guess it’s more probable that it’s blocking blood flow and pressing on wrist nerves.

@luke55 The sleep tracking least for me has improved substantially since its introduction and there will be ongoing improvements. The sleep tracking shows sleep phases, which I tend to have difficulty believing anyway as those are difficult to detect without professional equipment so I think not so basic. As you can see on the forums sleep tracking works very well for some, less for others. As I stated before you should wait until the watch notifies you of your sleep results, this is to prevent it from thinking you did not go back to sleep when you got out of bed in the middle of the night. You could turn off DND or do some other action before taking the watch off and the sleep notification will trigger.

Does anybody know if there is a ‘past’ route sync limit with the Suunto app? I have full mapping on Komoot with many routes already planned but after linking to the Suunto app it only appears to sync one route from last year. Any new created routes appear to make it over into the Suunto app but not a lot from before the link. Known bug?