@cdfreet After a few weeks of testing, the issue started to occur again. The OHR sensor turns off without warning and does not turn back on until the watch is removed from the wrist or a forced restart is performed. [image: 1766697067740-img_5821.jpeg]

@Bigb0zz it’s not an issue to fix, but a design decision. The time would only fit if the font size of the data fields was made smaller. You may rearrange your data fields to avoid fields in the top row, which interfere with the time display.

@Stavrogin Re “Not sure what I am saying yes to”. You weren’t saying “Yes” there in my reply. I was, in acknowledgment that you were showing the app I had suggested initially but not understanding (“?”) why you were directing the post at me. I didn’t suggest the sport profile. Perhaps @leehikes was your intended recipient?

It happened to me during a run I did a really slow jog with a partner from my office that runs much slower than I normally do. In the end of the run the pace went down and I believe my HR went down to the 90s. It was cool outside (8-9C) and I didn’t sweat much. Really very relaxed run. On asphalt, including during stops at traffic lights, my HR recording jumped to about double my actual HR which is about 20bpm above my max of 165bpm…[image: 1765170003392-1000122270.png]

@2b2bff I’d be surprised to see a tilted rectangular display But I agree on the QC part.

@Egika ok thanks for answer, I remember that I had similar problem maybe last winter with SV1, I am not sure if there was some update on not

@mando funny I thought that the torch was a gimmick and now find myself using it all the time! I find the V2 easier to read than the V1. Display is lovely and clear.

![alt text](image url[image: 1763766353905-1000011223.png] In Android it is useless just now unless you press edit. If it is fixed in the next update that will be most appreciated.

@prashant sleep and resources and HRV work great for me and like I said are inline with other devices I wore simultaneously with my Suuntos.

@SteffMG76 Hi. I’m m still not sure what you mean or why you would need to adjust that reading. I’m more interested in change over time than in a specific value. I can’t adjust the barometric pressure reading on my Coros but I can adjust the altitude (and handily I can do this mid exercise to recalibrate height at a known point). Where would you get a reference atmospheric pressure value from to set your watch to? And how would you know that value is correct for your location? Genuine questions as I’m interested in why you might want to do this.

@Egika I don’t mean that the watch should be the main light source during night sessions But in real emergency situations — which can happen for countless reasons — a shortcut can be very handy. Same for everyday training: when an evening workout runs longer than expected and you end up in the dark without a headlamp, or when passing through forest underpasses (where I live they aren’t lit). Restoring the last used mode is also useful. However, my top priority would be a simple “on/off” shortcut. One more point for the other messages in the thread: it makes no sense to keep comparing Garmin and Suunto. Suunto is a top-tier device that costs half of the Garmin models it’s often compared to. It has its own identity and features. At the price of the Vertical 2 Titanium, you’d get a plasticky Garmin that’s worth half of what it costs.

@tomahawk5000 Great - thanks.

@Egika I did a charge cycle and a soft reset. Now with AOD off and raise to wake set to display only it works as expected (doesn’t wake up without a key press). I guess the reset helped…

Indeed no VO2max for cycling even with power meter. For walking activities, I use Hiking sport mode and do not have vo2max estimation which is fine to me. I préfère having it only for running. For cycling I have vo2max estimation from my Garmin Edge unit.

Problem solved with update 2.48.16 Does anyone know if it’s possible to set up an automatic lock after 30 seconds or 1 minute?