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

@duffman19 Thank you, made my day. The same way the Suunto 5 worked (via language setting) but somehow I’d not found it.

@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)

@Brad_Olwin You were correct. What I was missing was a GPS fix as I was indoors. Beginner mistake I guess! Thanks for your help.

@surfboomerang thanks very much for your response and clarifying.

@isazi got it, so it was a feature

@TombTomb Try resetting the Bluetooth and WIFI settings on the phone This procedure deletes all connections and will require reconnecting to all networks

@HGj_83 As a workaround, I’ve pinned the HR widget so I can press the crown to get to it quickly

@Richard-Bown for weather, check that your phone app has locations permission, and is not automatically terminated by the os

@DianeB it absolutely should be, every single item on the Suunto+ store should be compatible with the Race S, obviously you need the external accessory for some like CORE sensor or so on? [image: 1723489228457-screenshot_20240812-210011.png]

@DianeB, Suunto should solve this aspect to improve user experience. We can’t predict when turning off will be needed and the reasons, specially for a multi-sport watch that covers “radical sports”, at least for me. It should be add an automatic counter (timer) triggered when we turn on the watch, then after syncing, based in the current time minus the counter it is possible to know the exact time the watch was turned on.

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@RightNow that’s a shame you’ve had bad experience with them: I only have good CS experience with them, they have yet to blame me for anything. Doesn’t everyone run with a trundle wheel…? @far-blue no laces, interesting, though. I hadn’t thought of that. @Richard-McGlory we ‘swapped the pods’: what was 1, is now 2, and the elevation profile is back. Key point: data from the pod overwrites data from the watch, every time, confirmed by their support. I imagine all that’s retained is the HR and GNSS track.

@Thanhpi you will find support in the app

Street Names would be great, and the ability to turn off etc. But for me the most important thing is the response and clarity of the maps. On the Suunto Vertical (I haven’t tried any other Suunto watch) the maps are fantastic for responsiveness.Extra data may slow this down.