@elbee For your example, “ride for fun” you may not even need to record it at all if you see no value in the data being correct. Sometimes I take my longboard out and spend an hour skating around, carving and going downhill. I don’t record it as “skating metrics” aren’t really a thing I’m interested in. Like your example, I’m not interested in my heart rate when I’m skateboarding, so don’t record it. I also don’t record a lot of my walking on my college campus for similar reasons. In theory, I could record ten minutes of walking, pause then after class record another ten minutes going to another building, pause again, etc. But what point would that serve?

@André-Faria not really sure if it is a bug, it simply uses many more pixels, and complications that are updated per second (seconds indicator, compass), so it is more resource heavy than many other watchfaces

@Horizontal_2 So you’re a lucky man. I’ve had mine since October as well, and ever since the previous update I’ve been experiencing restarts. Yesterday, after a restart, all my sport profile settings (data fields, etc.) were wiped. If this isn’t fixed by the end of the year, I’m returning the watch and moving on. These exact kinds of issues are why I left Garmin and praised Suunto. Now it’s a disaster. At least Garmin had settings backup.

I sent several logs and always emailed support@suunto.com as well. I never received a meaningful reply. A simple “we know about this and we are working on a fix” would have been enough. In the end, I took the watch to a Suunto service center. Today is the 8th day and I still have no update on the resolution.

@the_jav You also talked about this interaction with data, like zoom and selecting a display window. That is what a mean by too complex for a tiny screen. And I don’t think you can draw a conclusion how data is handled based on how different parts of the ui look. The data can be the same but the widgets might be programmed by different people over a longer period in time (older widgets might not have been rewritten to benefit from newer functions in the os)

@boxwex no, I only know that this is being tested

@sky-runner I asked again

@Stefano-M64 Just to clarify, CG2 itself seems to work fine, its just the pop up notification for an upcoming red climb or green descent that are doubled up in the new then old format a few seconds apart.

@Egika hopefully S+ apps could be used in watch mode some day ️🫣

@2b2bff said: @pbanon said: I posted about it a few weeks ago and people lost their minds about how idiotic they thought the feature was. I think you misunderstood something there. It is not idiotic, but there are just different use cases. Coming from Garmin and expecting something to be there is one thing. Saying it is the most basic thing is another. Garmin will auto save a paused activity after some time. That is why resume later is essential if you have a longer break. Suunto does not. You can have an activity in pause till the battery dies. So, resume later isn’t that essential anymore. Correct if I am wrong, but if an activity is in pause, it will still use more battery than in regular watch mode no? For me it is a nice feature, but not something I would die for. I also criticize garmin for having that on watches and not on edge computers. But again it is a nice thing but not to die for ,for me.

There’s a thread on reddit. It seems something was going to be announced today but it also happened the Fenix 9/Pro presentation.

@DavidCuenca Hey, About the GPS accuracy, waiting on shore is indeed a good idea, but you should try staying longer (12 minutes and a half precisely). Basically, all satellites broadcast the positions of the other sats in their constellation, as well as atmospheric conditions, this data is the mos up to date (updated every 2 hours, valid 4 hours) but the bit rate is very slow (Galileo has a higher bit rate and needs only about 6 minutes) : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPS_signals#Almanac That should be more efficient than lifting your arms ^^ About HR, the HRM of 9PP isn’t great, but what worked for me is to wear the watch a lot higher on the wrist (almost 1 third of the arms length), and have it almost uncomfortably tight

@LukasLukas said: Upper button nearly unusable as it seems that no signal is sent to platina. A lot of power is needed to push button. I’ve had that problem before too. Try putting the watch in a glass of water for a few hours (plain water – not salt water ). If there are any salt crystals in the buttons, they’ll dissolve. The buttons will then work normally again.

@Nandodiver Did you check the interference of the magnetic fields of the compass function for both devices + tradional compass when putting them all so close to eachother?

Hello, same issue here on my Suunto Race 2 (firmware 2.56.18]), three swim sessions in a row now where the saved distance ends up way lower than what I actually swam, plus garbled interval durations like others are seeing. One thing that might help, the corrupted “total_timer_time” values in my .fit export aren’t random, they’re always just above 2,147,483.648s ==> exactly 2^31 ms. Classic 32-bit overflow ? Subtract that and the durations line up perfectly with the good lengths, so the data’s still there, just wrapping wrong somewhere. Already emailed support with a sample file.

Why Suunto, why… Today, a new bug with the watch face. You didn’t correct the previous bugs with the watch face either, and today a new bug appeared on the watch. And this morning I didn’t get the morning report again. I didn’t get the morning report yesterday either.

Maybe, they could fix the firmware just to get live tracking app functional again.