@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos I’m still experiencing the same issue. After about two weeks without a reset, my watch starts showing black tiles in locations that previously worked fine, particularly at zoom levels of 200m and below. These tiles refuse to load, even after waiting for several minutes. [image: 1752474401443-20250714_081320.jpg] Curiously, the very same map tiles will load correctly if I physically move about two km away from the problematic location and then pan the map back to check. A soft reset resolves the problem, but it always returns after another couple of weeks. This strongly suggests an ongoing issue with the map cache.

I’ve made a thread about it, waiting for approval. I hope they include the sport of caving speleology

I know that steps and step counter is not crucial in a sports watch and step counter in Ocean from the last update is much better but that screen Steps for the last 7 days is completely wrong. Is that really that hard to calculate and give correct information

@christsas Developers say this was fixed on June 30. FIT upload should work now. Maybe you want to check again? Cheers!

@ChunkNorris and? how does it work!

For me, the sleep data recording isn’t working reliably either. For whatever reason, my bedtime is set and I wear the watch normally. I wish there was a way to at least manually correct this, because the entire recovery calculation isn’t accurate. I hope for a function in the app to add the missing sleep manually: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/13267/add-sleep-manually

I’ve done some more tests recently. It’s possible to add a completely newly designed or imported to SuuntoApp route to the watch during an activity. It doesn’t have to be saved in SuuntoApp beforehand. There are some problems with synchronization during an activity, but it works eventually. However, there’s a rather annoying bug when changing the route during an activity. During an ascent or descent, you can’t change it on the fly - there’s some conflict with Climb Guidance (black screen with X symbol on the watch). To get around this, you have to completely disable the current route (Breadcrumb option) and only then load a new route. I hope this gets fixed because I usually don’t have time to mess around in the field with such non-intuitive route changes.