@Datego I actually experienced the opposite. My Suunto Ocean has overrepresenting the steps. I have a Galaxy Watch 4 with me and when I wear them both on the same arm the difference between the two is massive. Suunto is counting thousands more steps and by the distance walked it is definitely incorrect

@Frenky I’m also missing dive route on some of my dives. Very disappointed. I’ve done a soft reset synced again, still not got all the dive routes. Removed the app, reinstall app, synced again, still not got all the dive dive routes. On top of this my Icean watch shows 12 dives and the app only shows 10! After I removed the app and reinstall as suggested in the forum I now only have we 6 dives in the app but still have 12 on my Ocean watch. Any ideas would be welcomed, thank you.

@Parga, You are just another user discovering suunto ocean… I really hope that a lot of updates are coming.

@Ze-Stuart thats right. I want to pin point out the time. Such as 17’ 32’ 41’ like this. So that I can know what time I saw marine creature

@jeanlee Yes, this applies to both freediving and scuba diving.

cela arrive pour certains d’entre nous que le capteur de frequence cardiaque ne fonctionne plus malgré de bons réglages. Pour ma part, j’ai renvoyé la montre en expliquant le disfonctionnement et en une semaine j’en recevais une neuve. Sunnto est relativement réactif à ce niveau.

@Mff73 yep. Although weirdly the Whoop strap will also sync HR after an activity, which is worthy of its own thread.

@Parga if: yes when: probably next update (no promise, no date)

I think this is known afaik. Update is prepared for our Ocean

@roakes have you synced the watch to the app regularly and do you wait for it to find GPS before you start the activity?

@Danny-poleg is there anyway to make it not display? I don’t remember there for the 1st month or so of wearing it.

Hi again! So I present you my two new Suunto straps (waiting for Suunto to launch something officially compatible). They are rubber, thin and comfortable. [image: 20241108-121734.jpg] [image: 20241108-121734.jpg] [image: 20241104-190318.jpg] [image: 20241104-190137.jpg] [image: 20241104-190118.jpg] [image: 20241104-164623.jpg] [image: 20241104-164353.jpg] [image: 20241104-164340.jpg] [image: 20241104-164626.jpg] [image: 20241104-164653.jpg] As you can see, the short strap has the hole for the sensor to work, and the long strap is intended for diving use, so it has no hole and also has the 5 rings to properly secure the watch. What do you think? As additional security, in one of the rings would go a small line and a bunguee.

@VoiGAS thank you. That could be. Maybe it is related to the change between the Watches . In my case the Vertical and the Ocean.

Hi all, Just wanted to confirm (with gratitude!) that I was able to successfully export my .fit files from my Suunto Ocean via the Suunto app on my android phone, and then import them into the latest (PC) version of Subsurface. In Subsurface I selected the option to “import from dive computer”, chose FIT as the Vendor, then selected a google drive folder on my PC where I had downloaded the .fit files. I hit download on the import window, then selected all the dives logged. Hit OK and it worked! Now I have to add my notes and double check everything is correct, but it looks good so far, although the dives don’t seem to have GPS markers.

@gerasimos no, but there are no powered electrical components (passive NFC antenna), and I imagine no air due to the moulding, so no compression/decompression stressing the plastic. Just a lump of relatively incompressible solids. My bigger concern would be it not being a diving strap, is it big enough to go over a wetsuit? And as others have raised about the Ocean’s strap, if one of the strap retention pins fails, the whole watch falls off.

I’m not aware of a specific limit for structured workouts (on my Race S the total number of ‘apps’ is apparently limited to 100 which I assume includes workouts) but I do know that the more you have the slower the watch sync’s and recent versions of the app for iOS seems to have some additional issues with syncing. At the moment I’m finding more than 10 or so apps (including workouts) gets pretty slow. For a smooth experience I’d personally recommend limiting the number of workouts to 4 or 5 - maybe a week’s worth - and also setting dates on them (just so the watch asks when you start an activity which is convenient). You can have more setup in the app but just don’t have them pinned/sync’d to the watch. As a side note, you can reuse structured workouts so if you have a few that repeat through your training you can just change the date (for convenience) and pin/unpin them as required. Specifically for iOS, it is slowing down based on the number of apps (and possibly workouts, not sure) even if those apps aren’t sync’d to the watch. Simply having them bookmarked/favourited seems to cause the issue.

@Mauerwegler thank you for the advice. However Ocean has the particularity to be a dive watch with specific features : we want some features that don’t exist on the others…such as customizable dive screen to have TTS/AI/NDL/dive time/depth (and maybe compass) on the same display.