@Elipsus said in 9PP Appreciation in 2026 / Things to fix before it's orphaned: it’s a really nice minimalist design and great functionality combo (that unfortunately doesn’t seem to exist “anywhere else” including in other brands) Yes, this has me worried enough to consider purchasing a second 9PP as a backup. I agree with you that the design and functionality are just about perfect. I doubt we’ll ever see another fully-featured, minimal, MIP-based watch like it again, from Suunto or any other brand. The Coros Apex 4 was a nice MIP surprise, but I can’t get on with their design language. and the battery life is definitely not 20 days anymore Yeah, that ship sailed when the software moved to 24/7 HR recording. When the 9PP was first released, it recorded at 10 minute intervals, which saved a ton of battery. Personally, I find the daily HR readings meaningless, so I switch it off during the day. I turn it back on at night if I want to record sleep. Seems to add a few days to the battery life.

@Tony-Garcia Partnership is only a requirement for when you wish to upload to the store. You do not need to be a partner to use our development environment or to deploy things onto your own watch. However, whenever you synchronize with the Suunto iOS/Android app, all software not installed from the official store will get wiped!

Hey guys, I have experienced the same too - but let me explain - I have a Suunto Ocean. Recently, I have realized that some watch’s exclusive watch face is no longer available from the Suunto Store. Some many weeks ago - I was able to find the Suunto Race 2 (for Suunto Race 2 watch), and Suunto Outback watch face (for Suunto Vertical 2), from the Suunto Store and I can install them on my watch (Suunto Ocean). However, of lately - about 2 weeks ago - they have been removed from my list of watch faces (the ones I have bookmarked it) and also does not appear from the Suunto Store watchface list. Perhaps just like @horizontal_2 had mentioned - if you have a Suunto Vertical 2 watch - the Outback Adventure watch face is in your watch by default and you cannot uninstall or remove it. It’s always there. For me, the Suunto Ocean watchface - it’s not available in the Suunto Store, but it is always on my watch. I can only download 9 watch faces from Suunto Store, but I will have 10 in total. I am suspecting - Suunto is doing just that. Before this - the Race 2 watchface was available for download. But I guess they have made it exclusively only available to Suunto Race 2 watch only, hence others are not able to download it. I think they are doing the same with this limited edition face watch - Vector. Only available to the limited edition watch. Just my thoughts - and I might be wrong. It would be great if Suunto opens up the watch faces and makes it available to other Suunto watch models. This will definitely make Suunto users and customers happy. I would be the first. Any other Suunto users can share if what I mentioned is somehow or somewhere along what is happening in actual? Thank you for sharing.

@Tami999 I guess it’s the effect of sunlight, or maybe that plus seawater ‍️ you can have it once I replace it

@Heyhoheyho Oh! Thanx for point out! Looks like i broke iOS deeplinks in the latest builds Will fix in the next release.

@CarlW I believe that maps on SV2 are not routeable so you cannot choose a place (POI, coordinates, point on map…) and a route is built up. A workaround would be to have an app on the phone with routeable offline maps, build a route on the app and export it to the Suunto app for eventual transfer to watch via BT. I stand to be corrected by other more knowledgeable members of this forum who are more than willing to help with any queries.

@cosme.costa That’s obvious. Sooner or later, it has to happen. Considering the age of HW V1, support is still long-lasting, and Suunto gets a thumbs up for that.

@enriqueescoms I had this problem the night before the Chicago Marathon. I plugged my watch into the hotel alarm clock USB to charge and it went into this endless loop. Despite unplugging and soft-resetting, it remained it this loop. As soon as I plugged it into my laptop USB, it stopped and booted normally as if nothing happened.

Two days alpine skiing, worked perfectly. The third day, I had to reboot to get metrics

@ruNSuunto What I noticed is that those maximum HR values are coming from the OHR on the instances that the Bluetooth connection with the Chest Strap is lost. When using the Watch more tight I stopped seeing those high values even when the connection was dropped. You can correct the maximum HR in the app using the maximum detected by the chest strap but Suunto really needs to fix this connection issues.

I see the same pattern. During exercise, the heart rate reading is very good, but not during the day or night outside of workouts.

I noticed only now after years probably that I don’t get vertical oscillation and ground contact from Stryd. I paired Suunto Vertical with Stryd NextGen as footpod. When I end a workout both metrics in the Stryd app are always 0. I have however the footpath graph and I guess all or most of the other metrics. There is a link saying you need to use the Stryd SuuntoPlus app to “see” more metrics: https://apac.suunto.com/ja-jp/blogs/blog/improve-your-running-technique-with-suunto-and-stryd I thought that was useful to SEE the metric while running, but the recording on the pod would include everything. Plus others in this thread say you get more metrics via food pod pairing. Any hint? I’m puzzled.

Great news! It would be fantastic if these apps could also be launched directly in the future (not just during training). That would open up even more possibilities. But it’s a very good start

Hey guys! If you’ve run into the ‘to many apps’ error, could you try the updated version? I’ve made some optimizations to the QR generation algorithm, so it should consume less memory now. Please let me know if it works for you!