@tensing iOS or Android? I think there is a small issue with the backend providing firmware updates, it should be resolved soon (I managed to update 4 watches yesterday, I am having some issues today)

@GolfIsEasy you could enter the coordinates of the holes a POIs and then the watch will show you the distance to them.

@Jeffrey-Tillack Nice comparison. Thanks. The SRS is a beast of a watch

@tomclownfisch correct. The sound settings are global.

@vietpq the watch cannot really see if your eyes are open or closed. It also does not really know if you are still partly dreaming or already fully awake. In reality sleeping is not a digital 1-0 state. The watch only has measurement data of your pulse and of the watch movement. If for example your pulse rises 1 hour before you actually are awake to a state to look at the time, and maybe you move your arm above a threshold amount and time, then the watch will have to conclude that you are awake.

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Thanks for putting in the work.

@racesuser Yep. I’d meant to post about this, but it’s definitely different. It’ll be fine, and then drop say 40bpm, for example. Repositioning to other parts of the arm makes no difference, and I hadn’t had this issue on previous firmware. Also, when accessing the widget during non exercise, the HR will be much higher, and then steadily lower to the correct BPM.

@Jan-Van-de-Velde This is not possible on Race or Race S or Ocean. Basically it would make the battery life similar to Performance mode so a custom mode is not offered.

@arjan93 Issue solved: Fixed by performing hard reset of watch

@alex-erhard Not possible to configure the way you want.

@heiunter Middle Button

@alex-erhard press the lower right button

@alex-erhard You can only save and connect one. If you change belt you must connect and save the new one before the training…

It’d be neat if the intensity zones would at least work in the way that if you enable them for your workout, it’d default to the zone you last used, instead of Zone 3. A little thing but still.

@Danny-poleg you can use it with any sport

@MS_1998 you could use just manual laps, or you can use the Suunto + app for hill reps which gives you a bit more specific hill info both during the activity and after. I.e, on each rep you can see your average GAP, altitude gain and instant HR, and after the end of the rep I think it’s a summary of altitude gain, time taken, GAP, average HR as well as HR currently during the recovery.