@thanasis “I had a similar strap on my Suunto 9, but it had two downsides: first, it didn’t dry quickly after the sea, and second, the metal parts were a bit uncomfortable. However, overall it makes the watch look much nicer and really makes it stand out.”

I use the Race 2 with Wahoo HR strap and it works with no issues. The strap connects to my bike computer and the watch when I ride, or just to the watch when I XC ski.

I’m also having this problem. Basically, nothing from Suunto plus is syncing. Guides, watch faces, apps, etc., are not syncing for me. It’s super annoying when you’re about to sync some workouts before heading out and basic functionality is missing.

They’ve just given me the problem and the solution: apparently, the watch has to be in contact with the skin. If you wear it over clothing, the wrist-raise gesture doesn’t work.

@Patrick-RS Are you sure that no other device (e.g. your Wahoo Elemnt) is connected to your power meter via Bluetooth before you try to pair your power meter to your Suunto? This power meter only supports one active Bluetooth connection.

I would very much like to disable VO2max detection for trail running activities too. When I owned Garmin, my VO2max continuously declining because a do at least 1-2 serious trail runs per week on a steep terrain. Once I disabled trail running VO2max on Garmin, the estimate steadily went up from 47 to over 52 in just a few months. Now, that I have owned Suunto Race S and S for over a year, my VO2max has been stuck in the 48-49 range, occasionally going to upper 49. I feel that is a bit too low. Every time I do a trail run, it always goes down to lower 48 or even upper 47. The funny thing is that I am a relatively better trail runner than I am a road runner. I have good and efficient technique when running on technical trails, but despite that the VO2max estimate is always punished!

What’s happening to me is that in the Suunto app the intervals appear correctly, but when I sync with RunMotion they are not recognized. Does anyone know about this issue and what the solution might be?

@Tomasz-Zakrzewski Make sure the Suunto App is up to date both must be current to get watch faces on the Run.

@Brad_Olwin said in sleep tracking not working after most recent update: I tested my 9PP and it recorded sleep with no issues. @Brad_Olwin, as reported in https://forum.suunto.com/post/182036, the OHR sensor gave up during last night after more that a month since the watch update. I’m not writing just to duplicate the post, but to highlight that a week-ish testing should not be enough to validate this issue solution; actually, tonight was the first time the OHR sensor stopped since the 11th of November.

I had a problem with repeatedly connecting and disconnecting my Garmin chest strap, but all I had to do was turn off encryption on it.

Hey same here also with a Redmi note 9 pro, MIUI 14.0.5 and android 12SKQ 1.211019.001.

I have an update. I chatted with Suunto, but they were not very helpful to be honest. Said will review the logs and discuss it with the team. But if issues persisted to send the watch back so they can check it. I did a factory reset and did not work either. I then reverted to the previous SW version and apparently that made it work. Granted it has been only one swim, but there were 0 issues with the laps.

It is normal i have to reset every 2 to 4 days my phone just because a part of the Communication between watch and phone is not anymore working? And the Information (Sync with Suunto App) why sometimes it takes hours to go away, what information need so long to travel. the phone is normaly not more then 1 to 5m away ? [image: 1766766193762-20251216_094250_cut.jpg]

@daveathletic +1

@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]