I am comming back with some updates regarding sleep and VO2. During the sleep the VO2 value seems to be in to an acceptable range:94-100. Let’s say up to some point, accepting tolerance plus my body health. If I want, at request, to measure my blood Oxygen still is a totally mess. The measurement takes tens of seconds, most of the time, the value is far away from reality, like in between 72-85. Only after 2-3 measuremnts i get something close to reality, if I manage to make make 2-3 measurement. Why? Basically is trying to measure like 30 seconds and then the watch is saying unable to measure. I position the watch as mention in Suunto manual, also on top of my arm, also I have try under the arm, having an hairy arm. Some behavior. Also arm in different position and trying not to move. Even that is workin randomly, most of the time I cannot have 2 consecutive good measurement. How that during the sleep is working and at request not? The syncronization regarding watch and phone is working right now, at least up to now. Also the nap is summing during the day and I have a total slepp time for the entire day.

@aiv4r It should be an option and be disabled by default, so no one would be bothered and anyone would be happy.

@Anthony-Guillemette I also noticed that when editing routes during an active activity, the watch starts to go crazy when syncing during the activity. Once it restarted, another time all routes disappeared from the watch even though SuuntoApp claimed they were still there. Suunto Vertical.

@maszop For me it happened after half an hour of hike, in Serbia. Never had that problem before and I usually hike in that region often, and I was on the same track few times before without any issue. I’ve had hikes of 10 hours long and never had a crash so I don’t think that region or duration of recording is thr problem. I wouldn’t even mention this one craeh here if I didn’t saw that other people had same problem recently. P. S. I had 4 more activities recorded after the crash without any problems

@isazi this is interesting because on all previous watches I owned (S9B, 9PP, Vertical) I’ve got an instant reading after the very first run, independent of whether it was a trail run or normal run. This just started with Race, so I am not sure if there was a change of the algorithm or what is different. But I am glad it’s finally working : )

@isazi so I have my watch back from service (HSH service from Prague), they wrote me that they changed pressure sensor and gaskets and they did some tests, but when I received my Vertical and calibrate altitude my barometer has same error as before the repair. that is quite strange…

Seems to be two years since the bug is known, but it is not critical enough for a fix

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos thats exactly info I was looking for thanks

@Adam-Loomis it gives you resting HR, stress level, body resources… All those metrics that are required to trash the recovery status, and improve the potential training plans that could come in the future… But anyway, each of us has their own vision BR

To be honest a lot of watches struggle with HR measurement during biking, some more, some less. I would get a HR chest or arm strap.

Happened to me once in 2 years with Vertical. I had S+ app enabled (Virtual UTMB), but no navigation. Not sure if related, but never used that app after, also no restarts.

@VaineRT I have the same Problem. After a Hard Reset is Work for 5 days. Sinne yesterday no sleep Tracking again

I wanted to add some photos regarding the watch today data, but I am lost in technology, or maybe this is not working for the forum. Anyway the atmospheric pressure reported by weather forecast is 1009.1mb the whatch is showing 1015. Ok I can accept some tolerance, maybe the whether station is no so close, regardless that I am staying in to a big city. Anyway from the chart trend I might estimate a drop of 5 mb in the last 3 hours and no alarm. If it was only vibration then for shure I missed, due to messages that I am receiving constanly. On my Traverse watch this feature worked very well and was very helpful, for me at least, with vibration feedback and sound. I will still monitor this, maybe the drop was not in 3 hours, perhaps longer time.

@timecode said in Training readiness would be great for an upcoming update !: Training readiness is something nice to have, but do people actually follow what the app is telling them? I know how I feel when I wake up, for example today I am tired and fatigued, but the app is telling me I am almost at the peak of my recovery : ) I rather check my resting HR in the morning and maybe HRV, but I know my body and know when to push through and when to rest. For myself, I’m going to continue to check all the data I previous was: overall sleep time last night and sleep trend last few days, overnight HRV and HRV trend, overnight minimum heart rate and average heart rate, my “Resources” value, and my CTL ATL Form from Suunto, in addition to how I feel in terms of muscular strain, etc. This new Readiness number, at the moment, just adds a little bit, mostly a puzzle to determine how it is getting its value. If it had been a simple “ready, warning, stop” with no number, then I’d have nothing to analyze and could quickly check and leave it. Note I don’t think they should simplify it now that it’s in this form. I wouldn’t mind a more detailed explanation of how it is doing the math to come up with the score, so I don’t feel the urge to try to scrutinize it.

@trotzendorff first of all those running metrics are only send over ANT+. But even if they would send it over BT as well, I doubt it would be implemented in Suunto firmware. Like the buffering only works with Suunto Smart Belt…

I also met abnormal long recovery times (>40h) the first year I went on my usual skiing holidays on the Alps with my new Race. Day after day the Fatigue (TSS/d) skyrocket and at the end of the week I was supposed to be nearly dead …

@Lorenz kommt der LAP-Screen nicht, oder vibriert es nicht? Vibration an sich sind aber aktiviert? Einstellungen->Allgemein->Töne->