@Nelson-Diogo Hopefully, you sent logs and tagged some of the testers or Suunto folks in the forum to report it @egika @bradley-olwin

After ANOTHER instance of this same issue again today, I can confirm more closely what is happening: when the issue occurs (after a GNSS-based activity), the calibration feature locks out until the watch is restarted, even if that’s days later. What this means is the altimeter drifts from reality as time goes on, and manually calibrating it won’t stick in the readings more than a few seconds, when the old value overrides. It does not appear linked to rinsing the watch (aka quick pressure changes from water), as it happened without that occuring.

@Nelson-DiogoAbout quality… I’ve read some posts about metal clip on nylon that falls out. Happened to me next day after read thread too. I’ve put it back and used pliers + cloth (to not scratch it) hold strong now. Just a tip if Your fall down.

@Brad_Olwin It will be great for Suunto Coach AI !

@Nelson-Diogo to me is seems to be as designed, as the preview in the app looks the same. My guess would be that Run just don’t have the baro trend data.

I don’t know what the battery is. I’ll check. But I was thinking of trying to replace the battery. This morning, during training, the watch lost connection with the heart rate monitor again. So the problem still exists. This takes approximately 30 to 45 seconds and then the connection is re-established.

@megakot limited sport modes are one of the differentiating spec the Run has to other models. If it had kayaking, it would be my only watch. I very much doubt, that additional sport modes will be added, how easy it might seem.

@Brad_Olwin @aiv4r I completely agree with you.

@JebClydeNC will report… other watch faces are buggy, too and I will put your report on that list

@aiv4r I agree, although I also use the Suunto Run for trail running. The point is, in my humble opinion, that when you open the Suunto Plus apps the game changes, it opens up many more possibilities for road and trail running. We’ll see

I can confirm that the music is working fine with the Suunto Run and Sony WCF-510! I think the issue was with the music files because today I tested with different music and everything was perfect! Kudos for Suunto for making such a cheap watch with music support.

@Nelson-Diogo thank you. I reported it.

Check that your sleep time is properly set. If, for any reason, it was reset to 0 - 0 very probably the report won’t popup in the morning

I see the same pattern. During exercise, the heart rate reading is very good, but not during the day or night outside of workouts.

@Brad_Olwin iPhone 15, latest firmware’s and App versions. I can’t help but wonder though, two things I know compared to other suunto watches: The software backend for the Run is completely different from others—evidenced by single-note tones (instead of the delightful “Suunto Song” for alarms), music, and plenty of other bits indicating its its own breed of software This is the first “spring forward” since the release of the Run—so it may be possible this bug hasn’t been noticed because it wasn’t possible before now?

@SimonDe Bonjour j ai le même problème avec la nouvelle version de logiciel j ai toute les peines du monde pour synchroniser les cadrans problème de bluethood je pense. J ai reussi hier j ai reinitialiser la montre . Mais la joie etait de courte durée puisqu aujourd’hui les cadrans ont disparu et impossible de synchroniser de nouveau les cadrans . Bien a vous