@Adamhert restart your phone

@jamie-bg said in Suunto 7:

I really don’t think you can go wrong these days no matter which fitness platform you use

Wow, impressive review, thanks for that! I wrote a long post about my own odyssey through the Smartwatch jungle 🙂 but I found, that I got lost in all the features and I could not find the ideal watch. For me Suunto has some „sophisticated simplicity“ which makes me feel „home“. It does want I need and I can trust the data (besides Resources atm 😜). The only other brand I really trust like that and that has the same “magic” for me is Polar and I still have my trusted Vantage M which I use from time to time. My son owns and is a great fan of Apple Watches and I can use one whenever I like. The battery is just too weak for me using it as a sportswatch, but the sensors are really great and HR and other data from it is impressively correct and trustworthy.

It would be useful to start an activity at the end of a countdown.

@GiPFELKiND said in Suunto Vertical: Bug Collection:

Got the watch from repair. They changed the completely Display in a new one. Now it works perfect.

Have you tested well the issue? I’ve detected exactly the same behaviour in my brand new SV Steel Solar, which somehow confirms that it is a SW issue in the last update…

A way to replicate it is:

Dark room with a desk lamp on Put the watch under the light in horizontal position Twist your wrist to vertical (now the watch will be “in the dark”) The backlight does not turn on
I think that it takes a while for the SW to realize the ambient light…

Basically under some light conditions (the watch receive good light but the environment is dark) the backlight takes a while until it is activated (twist or button press)

@Egika said in Suunto 9 Peak:

@Rust-Ab if you have tried upper button (for a really loong time), please also try upper+middle button

didn’t help, I’m attaching a photo - https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ylNNSSWw0HcZevB_kc46LCeU-WOxXcss?usp=sharing

@Kramble
y tiens dans la main, y tiens dans la main 😂😂

@Lluís-Gou - you should get longer than that - were you using fused GPS - and or were you using maps?

@regger said in So, what are you going to do after Movescount closes?:

Is there any possibility to transfer the tags of the moves to another plattform? I will miss them…I used movescount for searching of activity data of past activities still quite often in the last months.

It’s more of a general question and by “another platform” you don’t mean Suunto App?
If that platform can import tags or you just want to append those to the description field and you can go though data wrangling step yourself and all you are missing are Movescount tags (and perhaps descriptions and all other meta-data) in some machine-readable format (like json) or you just want to create a spreadsheet with descriptions and tags and dates and everything for searching for your past activities, then sure, it’s all in the MoveList - https://www.movescount.com/Move/MoveList

@isazi
Thanks a lot. Yes it’s related to the incomplete recording matter. Once saved it shows the whole route but if you want while recording to check where you started it deletes the first bits. Quite harsh once on glaciers where you need to follow the exact route back and it does not appear. But I guess you got what the issue is related to. Thanks a lot

@nseslija thank you so much

My top wishes are still the same :

5sec bip countdown before next step when using native structured workouts, and rep counter

A new one after my first 100miles trail running :

setting clock alarm during exercise

so it’s been almost a year since I got the watch and today it came back after a service, complete module replacement. I don’t know what that means exactly, but hopefully the problems with HR etc will be gone and we can move on 😄

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos
no worries, this can happen 👍 thank you anyway 🙂