@OutdoorMan this is what Suunto said in their Instagram post today. Talking about “new products” [image: 1787768296289-1000016750.png]

@johann.fuehrer for me the soft reset after charging doesn’t help with battery run time. But it certainly helps with Resources. Will keep doing it…

@Sascha-Domres it makes sense to know the difference between pool and open water swimming: open water swimming is using GPS information to track the distance. Hence it only can work outdoors with a proper view to the sky and with a swimming style that regularly has the watch above the water level (freestyle) or in a buoy or under the cap etc. pool swimming is using the movement detecting of the watch to find out if you turn at the end of the pool. The watch is simply counting lanes. You can adjust the pool length to match any pool size in the pool swimming sport mode options. Please use pool swimming and the custom pool length. The watch can only operate within what is physically possible.

@stefanstraeter please check your display settings in the trainings options. They can be different to the general settings.

@Elipsus said: Fenix line just had it, nothing from coros or polar at the time I believe Coros also had it the year before in Summer 2021 with Vertix 2.

@the_jav why would we want all this historical data stored in/on the watch? That is what the app is for IMO.

@isazi Unfortunately, it isn’t. It happens randomly. If I were able to reproduce it, I’d get back to you or direct to support email. Thank you for your willingness to help.

@isazi … and the same happens on the Vertical 2 with powermeter connection as well…

@Nandodiver you can easily test this above water as compasses next ro eachother will pull the compass off.

@leo250461 If you scroll down the widgets to the end there is a “+” icon and if you choose this you should find a list with all other widgets, also alarm. I checked on my Vertical 2 and it’s there…

@Hatschkii how many are these? I don’t use Runna, but for me SuuntoPlus Guide syncing stopped working after crossing an amount of them. Like 15 or 20 or so. I just deleted old ones (in my case) and as my training plan is very volatile, I also deleted ones, that have been a couple of days in the future. That made syncing work again.

@Joaquin thanks for the great app really appreciate it. have two remarks tho it would be good to have numeric input for reps, like for weight - right now if I do some hard to detect sets I have to tap crazy amount of times on + button to correct it detection algorithm seems to be not sensitive enough or I don’t know how to move today it did not detect single rep during KB swings, but somehow managed to detect 3 reps during single set of side-plank

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos thank you very much for the update. Hopefully all these features that was mentioned in both info session for Q1 and Q2 gets merged into a single update for the Ocean. The Ocean is probably Suunto’s best watch based on all my previous models and the fact that Suunto recommended the Ocean above the Vertical 2 and Race 2 for my use case. I just hope that the Software can start matching the product with more regular updates, especially on the sports functions, as I do get that the dive functions need more testing. SO almost having two lines of updates running, This will ensure that regular Ocean sport users are not left behind for months on end. If this could be suggested to Suunto that would be great. I have reached out to Suunto for helping with testing as well, but never hear anything back from them. Let’s hope to see improvements at Suunto for the Ocean models soon. Kind Regards Reino

@sky-runner I agree about it being a data resolution issue. I just find it odd that Suunto’s software platforms don’t use the same data under the hood from one to the other. I ran a 100k in the mountains (East Coast, United States)…it was fun to see the route I built in the web route planner jump from 6500’ of climbing to 10,500’ of climbing when I imported it into the Suunto iOS app. Then I ran the race and my Suunto watch (along with all the other runners’ watches) calculated about 12,350’ of climbing. I was aware of the course’s terrain going in so the elevation was not a surprise to me, but the runners in the other brand ecosystems aren’t dealing with this.

@Horizontal_2 True, I just found it, thank you so much

Hi @Egika, Are there any news about this topic? Today I experienced another strange multiple lines on the track. It was here somewhere around here: 49.00919°N 17.04928°E And this is how it looks like: [image: 1787691940085-5463.jpg] [image: 1787691940286-5464.jpg]

Well, it was removed Looks like there’s no QA for these apps, and it’s a shame that Suunto Plus is becoming a place full of AI-built apps.

@Ldive No, only with the Suunto belt as far as I know. Only works with the same brand (Suunto-Suunto, Polar-Polar, Garmin-Garmin, )