@Anton-Zhedik Hi, thank you, I tried it as you said, but still not working. ‍️

@v.sacre Same for me. I thought maybe the first connection of a footpod would cause the problem that the metrics will not recorded in future sessions- with or without a pod. Would be strange and annoying but could be possible in both of our cases…

@juancarlos, sorry, I don’t understand what you mean. Can you post a picture of the “next screen”.

@Manuel-Extreme this bug happens to me only when I activate button lock before going to sleep. The watch goes back to morning report from the weather widget after a few minutes if no buttons are pressed. No need to restart the watch. at least in my case.

@GiPFELKiND you barometer had noise and ups and downs. So this is not due to the update fyi. WE analyzed the data. About the other one activity I see fused alti kicking in and that created the ascent. Lets see how this goes need more info

Just saw this today… Desfit shared it today https://youtu.be/DnFj7Bf2DYk?si=YmJQxoi_OPae-CIP

@Александр-Галюк I would suggest the following: Create Wi-Fi hot-spot on your mobile phone and connect watch to it. Chose what maps you want to download on your mobile app Put your watch on charger and leave it close to your mobile phone Let your watch to download maps at least for a couple hours or over night If doesn’t help - send logs and write here again

@2b2bff The problem is that, if it stays where it is, it remains on the tattoo and the HR sensor turns off after a while.

[image: 1768070565680-screenshot_20260110-182044.png] Screenshot from the spectrum analyser

@matteo_000 there is no such option on the V2. You can choose Always On Display, but that implies a dimmed version of the display after some seconds that you don’t interact with the watch.

@danielemilazzo the hardware would support it. Has been discussed in the forum - yes. Suunto is not sharing their development plans, but you can be sure that this feature is on some list to be evaluated against other possible features.

@krakra the maps go dark with AOD. But only an issue if cycling with the watch on your handlebars. You can still follow on the bike when they darken. In other modes like running, walking etc where you raise your wrist they wake up so quickly it doesn’t make any difference. I have the V2 now, from the V1. The V2 is much easier to read if your eyes aren’t perfect. I need reading glasses but can read a lot of fields on the V2 I couldn’t of read on the V1. I purchased the V2 at launch, I think September, and have found the watch excellent for my user case.

@eurohiker said in My Vertical 2 Wishlist for Next Update in 2026: @MarkG edited OP to reflect this! Great input. Thanks eurohiker. I’m a sea kayaker as well as other things. I suppose it just needs to be a similar presentation to weather.eg: HW Mallaig 1530hrs 4.6m, LW 2145hrs 1.6m. A graph would be useful and make calculations faster but the basic info in conjunction with charts (or local knowledge) would be sufficient.

For the information of people with this same Pixel phone problem, I have finally succeeded in pairing my watch and phone by rebooting my phone into “Safe Mode” thereby preventing all third party Apps that may be interfering from starting, then pairing the Bluetooth by traditional means (select watch from available list and entering provided PIN code). Then restarting the phone (so as to allow all apps to start correctly) and logging into the Suunto App as usual and pairing again (using the watch symbol in top left), this time the watch paired correctly and synched as designed. Thanks for listening.

I got an answer from the Facebook Stryd Community: For Suunto/BLE watches, you should only pair a single Stryd sensor (in this case, only pair one StrydX)

@dewachi Suunto Vertical 2 was officially announced and made available starting September 30, 2025. Do you have a test version?