my favorite watch overall. It’s a pity that some relatively basic things are not fixed but I also hope it gets an update with some things (new climb thing, the alarms…) and a fix for some issues (battery instability for instance which is causing some drainage)

@laismaniko said: [image: 1788269226473-1000044498.jpg] Fantastic, seems Suunto is jumping on the Pro/Premium train 🫩 so very tired of this way dividing products.

@RunWarden Oh no … overall the process feels a bit painful and intransparent. The worts part is that it means the Suunto Owners wont get the best possible Experience, or critical Bugfixes in time

@jussim thank you, it works on android and debugging the settings requires republishing the app. I’ll test on ios, see what I can do and get back to you in a few days.

@sky-runner how frustrating. Reliability is the number item no matter what. If you are in the mountains and the watch fails, its very frustrating and problematic imo. Sure, important to always have a back up gps unit with you but still. I haven’t had any issues with my watches during long outings but it does concern me.

@elbee said: 6 crashes in 2 years is way too much. I only had 1 in just over one and a halve year. Obviously it happened in a race. Once in a race, within weeks of having the watch. Another two or three times during tracking and two times on holiday while charging and once while sleeping that I described in another topic…

@Dtpeter Suunto Run does not need a phone to give you voice comments like you describe. It includes time, distance, average pace and average heart rate if I remember right.

@Hugues78fr This! Main problem with this dive computer I thisn the problematic import to Subsurface. I do not need a vendor-lockedin app.

@sindavide My polar oh1+ and polar h9 and my stryd looses connection. Suunto support confirmed from the logs, the devices disconnected/connected several times until it didn’t connect anymore and the stryd was not to blame (don’t know how they came to that conclusion)

@Rubén-0 Hi Ruben, iPhone user here! Was out running with AirPods 4 (paired with my new Suunto Run watch) before stating the run, and yes, the watch do give either a vibration or beep if the connection is lost or reconnects, and will show it on the watch-face! It happen a couple of times in my 5K run, so i guess we have to expect that it can happen.

@isazi So the countless people complaining on this forum and all over the internet that already have a response from suunto… that’s what? Edit: What’s the point of Suunto running these forums if they’re not going to monitor them for issues as well? I have finally sent off an email to support and will report back with their response, but I wouldn’t hold my breath for a positive outcome.

@MiniForklift And there’s SunMaxxi Pacer - what does everyone use these days?

@snow crazy how it didn’t occur to them that people running with their running watches would be interested in running data from another device by the same company, and in combining both sources of running data for analysis. Other than that, the experience is quite good in my view, coming from Schockz Openrun. Which I broke. Several times. In the end after 3 years i couldn’t repair them adequately anymore. So, let’s try the Spark… Sound quality is really good, very enjoyable. Unless… it’s a windy day you’re road or gravel cycling you’re on a average-noisy treadmill there’s traffic nearby the gym is blasting music at you Then it’s just not loud enough and doesn’t isolate you from those noises (that is normally part of the appeal). Those issues also affected bone conduction headphones, but not as much. So, no new issues, but a regression. I will do another cycling commute next week when I’m back from overseas and check again. Until then I’ll be using them at hotel gyms a lot. I think i will keep them, but the fact that I’m not sure yet says it all.