@André-Faria meeehhh, Suunto have been plagued with battery drain issues for years, and their fix are not always fixing anything. my 9 peak pro can’t reach half of the (still promised on their website) 21 days battery life since at least 18 months, so without a real fix, the praise is yet to be made

Had a reply from divevolk : Thank you for your inquiry about the Divevolk SL50 underwater video light. Yes, our SL50 is equipped with electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) shielding. The housing is made from aviation-grade aluminum alloy with military-grade oxidation (Class III) treatment, which provides effective electromagnetic shielding. The product is CE certified for electromagnetic compatibility, ensuring compliance with international EMC standards. On the next dive i need to take my old dive lights to rule them out of interference.

They keep adding trail features to a watch called Run, yet there’s still no way to customize interval fields. ‍️

@johann.fuehrer Sorry to hear that. It’s really annoying when the record of an activity is not complete. I really hope as well, that Suunto will find a solution to this (soon).

Super Suunto, I have to congratulate you! Now you are completely on par with Garmin, which is why I switched to Suunto. Another restart today, riding my bike home from work. I stopped and pressed stop while the watch was in autopause mode. A restart followed. That wouldn’t be such a horror, but all the sport mode settings were lost and now are in factory defaults! Completely same behaving like Garmin, but with Garmin I had the option to restore the settings… Just sent logs. @isazi @dimitrios-kanellopoulos I use only Zone sense from Suunto+

Hi All Does anyone know when Suunto Ocean will get the drill function? Kind Regards Reino

Reported bug looks like it needs a watch reboot. After 24days of no reboot it appears. Known and under fix. For now reboot the watch via 12s upper button.

I may have found a related issue with my Suunto Vertical + Stryd setup. My setup: Suunto Vertical, firmware 2.50.28 Stryd paired as Foot POD GPS OFF Foot POD auto-calibration OFF I performed a controlled test on the same measured section of approximately 208–210 m. At easy pace, Suunto recorded: 206 m 211 m At faster pace, on exactly the same section: 348 m 289 m 281 m 290 m Stryd was also recording independently in its internal memory. The Stryd Offline Sync data looks normal and does not show the same distance inflation. I sent both the Stryd Offline FIT and the Suunto FIT to Stryd Support. After reviewing the activity, Stryd Support told me that Suunto was receiving Stryd data such as power/cadence, but was not using Stryd as the source for pace/distance. Since GPS was disabled, Stryd Support said that wrist movement was the source of pace/distance in the Suunto activity. I have already tried a soft reset and re-pairing Stryd, with no change. Suunto Support also has the logs, both FIT files and screenshots and is investigating the issue. This seems quite similar to the pairing/data-source behaviour discussed earlier in this thread. Has anyone with a Vertical + Stryd setup tested whether pace/distance really comes from Stryd when GPS is OFF? I would be very interested to know whether this is reproducible on other Vertical watches or specific to my setup.

@Rik-Koedoot it was Suuntofr IG story