@Mattg576 said: @elbee so in your experience do you think the bug was always lurking in the software waiting to rear its ugly head ? Yes, that’s most likely

@isazi I only have a recent (as in today) reaction from Suunto stating they haven’t got a clue what causes the problem, let alone how to fix it. But please do report it, with logs, when it happens again. That would be very helpful.

@elbee I did right now, but as I have seen that this topic is around for some years on different watches and also on the V2 I assumed this was already reported.(never assume someone did it, just do it by yourself - I forgot about this all overall known wisdom). So let’s see…

@Mister-PYC said: @Tami999 Helmo Tamo99 Please do not take it bad for me your proposal make a far too complex sceen which will be impossible to read for me one of the beauty of SUUNTO is the simplicity of the screen and in the same time their beauty there are not too much informations in the screen and for me who is impaired and need a X2 glasses to read from near … I still can almost see all whtout my glasses … with yoru design I will see nothing so what to say in case the reading conditions are worth I don’t take it bad but I think You responded to wrong person

@BadCode-Crew at garmin edge the oposite happens right ?

I understand that the distance accuracy used to affect running more than other activities. I don’t run, but I noticed that my R2 was always a bit short on distance when cycling. Not much, but noticable. Around 300 m on a 50 km ride. It was somewhat frustrating when my ride was just 50.2 km and it was reported as 49.9 (as if I did not reach my target ). The latest update improved the accuracy. It is still a wee bit short, but it seems that it might be missing <100 m (70-80) (still on a 50 km loop). In all cases, I compare the Strava distance, a Garmin (Edge Explore 2), and R2. The difference might be also due to different ways each tool treats stops and pauses (I.e., how much distance you have to move or what speed you need to reach before they assume that you are moving again).

@vinc14 I’ve got the same problem: my son jumped into the swimming pool, but in my case the HR was actually closed properly, although there was water in the battery compartment as well. So I think the problem might not be that it didn’t close properly, but rather a fault with the HR IP’s seal. I’d send it back to Suunto, but the problem is that I can’t find my invoice any more.

@Łukasz-Szmigiel Thank you. I’ll try using it now.

It seems that lately more of the message text is available on the watch. I suspect that this is related to a SA update (I noticed it before the latest f/w update). It is especially useful with some 2FA messages where the code is included at the end of the message. I cannot comment on the exact limit for the message length, but is much higher than it used to be.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos thanks for the recommendation. Mine is dropping a few meters but then it is slowly getting back to normal. Is this what you are experiencing?