@TELE-HO you’re right but how long can I wait. It didn’t make any sense for me since I’ve been waiting for 3 months and the only thing I get from Suunto support is the same question about my software version.

@mbga9pgf said in Ambit2 - spell it out for me...: Sounds to me like Suunto are trying to cut overheads by not having to pay for user community activity data storage. As devices become more complex, they have more data to store per hour. I can’t imagine that maintaining that data for an indefinite period of time is something that suunto’s accounts department likes the sounds of (they will argue that’s what a paid subscription like Strava is for). It also smacks that Suunto don’t want to go to the expense of developing a multi-operating system fully featured desktop app, instead going for a more simple phone app. Which is great if you deluded yourselves and think your customer base is amateur enthusiast, instead of prosumer. Then Suunto should pay for our Strava subscription, since we paid a premium for their watches because it HAD a great web platform.

@sascha Exactly.

@LudovicTheRunner yes

Sure. Here’s an example of what it looks like, when I have a run-counter app, to push data to the site (either MovesCount, or Sports-Tracker). https://www.sports-tracker.com/workout/petegrey/5c6dd27f0f3e495dc8a0bd41 If I do this w/o the counter, it’s just a bunch of random data on the mountain, it includes the chairlift rides and everything, as one “big run”. I guess you could manually use laps, to separate things, but remembering to do this (we are in 2019, right?) is inconsistent, and can be unpleasant, say if it’s 5-degrees-F, on a day (usually involves taking off a glove, shoving my coat and other layers out of the way, to push a lap button). I have a couple of custom-screens in my Alpine Skiing, which is really handy for at-a-glance stats, for things like number of runs, descent-per, etc (which Suunto obviously excludes in the Alpine skiing screens, because it has no “run” concept on the Ambit3 skiing mode). I use a similar set of screens, and an app, for group sprint sections on when riding (road cycling), so I can see how I’m doing, at-a-glance, on a particular day. Removing all of this pretty much means my watches are non-functional, for my use, and they either become auction items, or landfill items (which it seems like the Ambit2 Sapphire is, regardless). Edit: I should mention, too, that it took me over an hour, with SA, to get my Ambit3 to sync a handful of moves (about 10/20), at which point it failed outright, and said it was unable to sync further (despite multiple retries). This is on a VERY fast phone, with an 845 chipset, Bluetooth 5.0, screaming-fast data pipe, etc, that can sync my cheap-o Garmin tracker I wear to track daily stuff (Suunto resting HR is way too inaccurate to even consider for this), in maybe 20-30 seconds (syncing a couple of days of complete HR/activity/sleep data, in that example). Edit2: I tried SA, again, and it restarted at activity/move 1/26, and was still there after 8 minutes, when I decided to shut it down. Something is gravely wrong with Bluetooth (sync) on the Ambit3, and it’s questionable as to whether or not this would be an app-side fix, IMO/IME. But apparently that’s about to become the “sync standard”, right, whenever the data-port happens, you’ll have to use SA, going forward?

@IanRoberts863 I understand. As are telling you below Runalyze is free and not only for running. If you want reports in the web try Quantified-self free as well. In suunto app you have very good reports in calendar and you can sort by sport, day, week, mont, year… The switch from Movescount to suunto app is very argued here, you are not alone, and some others had said basically the same as you are saying. If you think that you are going to be better with another brand maybe is a good option give it a try. But try suunto app, for routing I find it very useful. I have installed in my iPad and iPhone and I prefer to create routes in Suunto app than other place. I miss POI but is something where suunto is working we had here a sneak peak of it. We can’t help you if you don’t tell us what do you miss or need, for that the key is a good feedback. I don’t only run, and here I think we have a lot of kind of sportsman.

@zzmike76 MC transfer to SA works only one time, then you’re either stuck with SA or sync to both services separately as before. My whole year of activities is only on SA since I decided to stay with SA from January this year - a mistake perhaps, but I like to have my things sorted out and cleaned up.

no others doubts https://www.suunto.com/it-it/Content-pages/transizione-dei-servizi-digitali/?platform=hootsuite

@André-Faria that would be cool

@jorgefd78 I haven’t received the message too.

@Cookiemonster @TELE-HO Great, thanks for the feedback - much appreciated.

@sartoric … well… we can still exchange knowhow and entertain ourselves with this topic

I for one don’t want to buy a tablet just to be able to reorganize my workouts from the last 8 years, not to mention time and effort it would require. So I postponed my SS Baro upgrade plans and I will research other web platforms before Movescount goes offline. I’d think many of them would gladly offer an upgrade path for existing Movescount users.

Have you tried Qs? I find Suunto app more convenient most of the times. Sure and web interface could be useful and here had been debated a lot.

@martin Either delete app cache, or desinstall and reinstall. It will reload from cloud all you real activities.

@isazi great movie

And the solution for those with iOS and are about to change their phone would be… none?! Why can’t they just disable Movescount account creating from the mobile apps and leave the apps in the stores until they start to change the back-end (aka Movescount site)? When one wants to create an account from the site it can be notified about the digital transition.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in SA forum becomes Suunto Community Forum: armpit So wrong it’s right.

@mraka 35 week, 2019 (according to serial number)

@chrish Very nice part of the world. Spent an excellent week looping east of Yosemite last fall. Nothing but sun and I failed to injure myself for once. Enjoy Vengeance 2.

I think Suunto is slowly winding down the service or if that’s not the case then the service is definitely having some issues lately.