@Hari-Seldon said in Rolling out 3.19.18: I’ve never understood if the forum is read in any way by support or anyone else. I just hope that some mod or field tester forwards it to the developers; in my opinion it is better if you also send feedback via app, so that there is a better chance that reports are not lost in the void. Probably not, this is a playing field for users, not a support forum. As for support, I have to say, my experience was rather poor. Yesterday, I finally found the point in the app. However, it redirected me to the website. I was already there, but the chat button isn’t visible on the desktop. So you have to use your smartphone, which makes writing difficult. Then I couldn’t send a picture—the link was dead. Eventually, I did get help with my defective Smart Sensor, but one follow-up question was lost because the chat timed out. I wanted to report the problem with sleep tracking, but it’s pointless there. To put it briefly, the support chat is not a channel for describing a problem or situation in detail, but I just saw that the support contacted me via email afterwards

@Brad_Olwin thanks everyone. Let me reset the watch and try again .

@boxwex no ( btw the current implementation is not officially provided by Suunto)

@Milan-Šádek the same as Garmin says, but it is only half of the truth. You can do the simple (or lazy) approach, to send every notification to the watch as you get them from the notification center. But you could also implement a filter between the notification and the push to the watch. Or even inside the watch. I get that iOS possibly limits you to find out what apps are installed, so you cannot choose in the beginning. But I remember the Galaxy Watch Active2, where I could define on the watch that I never want to have a notification from “this app” again, as I got a notification there. So it would be possible to build a blacklist even directly in the watch, if the notification is pushed to the watch directly from iOS… As @SimonDe says other companies go that extra mile…

@Kriss said in Suunto Run restarts during activity: Also wonder how many days of battery life people are getting? I run every day for an hour with the chest strap, HR 24/7 with the sleep/HRV functions activated, no aod, no notifications, always performace mode when training, which means ~10% per day. The latest update seems pretty good in terms of battery life.

@jukla I have similar issues with my Run. Sometimes it does show the playback time and the pause button works but usually it does not work. I have updated my software to the lastest 3.19.18 but the issue remains. I have an Android phone. Edit: Found the related post: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/10905/media-controls-not-working/9. It seems that the problem is in the Suunto App side rather than in the watch itself. Force stop the Suunto app and re-open it solves the problem in my case.

zonesense (if not possible in real time at least in app support would be great) I would really love having it in real-time

Count me in as well

If I remember from another thread correctly, the watch works out the metrics, not the app. So anything imported does not go through this loop and the detailed metrics are missing.

To make it complete. Here are a few more examples of strange behavior: Display always on is anything else than display ALWAYS on. Lap announcements often ends “…average heart rate one hundred and” cut! After every restart mediaplayer switch from offfline to bluetooth switch from shuffle to playlist switch from individual volume to standard volume Pause/resume reminder, too sensitive, more annoying than useful Very annoying and disappointing.

Notifications updated, but still not possible to see the sender name in (at least) whatsapp notifications. Pretty annoying in group chats.

@9ppuser Watch Suunto Run With my Race S, I can train without recording my heart rate, there is an option in the training menu.

Hello @Pigeon101, no.