@maszop based on the description under resources. The screenshot is already here in the thread. I agree with you that it does not makes sense, but Suunto also sometimes does things that do not make a lot of sense

@Kraisun-Tunta Suunto already announced its coming Edit : https://forum.suunto.com/post/186715

@Brad_Olwin Good for you! I would like complications and I want to be able to read them at a glance, not squint.

48 hours in, and it’s at 50%. I did an 80 minute run yesterday. Today is a rest day for me, so perhaps it won’t drop 20% or more in the next 24 hours.

@Tony-Monteiro baro trend

that’s what we need

@JoeBloggs2791 I use the Apple 25W adapter with USB C… its working fine

@maszop I don’t doubt that, but it would still be an interesting metric to track over time (but not interesting enough to pay the cost of a professional job - or take up running…)

@Napapiiri It’s the same for me! Even going to kitchen to get some water doesn’t make the watch to identify it as awake time. Otherwise 15min chilling on the couch in the evening and the watch tells me I’m in light sleep

@runomatic said in Suunto and Concept 2 indoor rowing: @raven said in Suunto and Concept 2 indoor rowing: As for the watch showing 620m vs 500m, if the watch is using the internal accelerometers for pace (rather than a connection to the PM5) then that would explain it. Suunto always overestimates. I just did a 6km row a bit ago and Suunto thought it was 6.88km. Note you can edit distance in the session record. I thought one of the purposes of ErgSync was to ensure that the distance matches the ergometer. Otherwise, what’s the point of the app? Note I’m just guessing on “why” the discrepancy. It is likely simply a bug of some kind, but a bug of “writing the acceloremeter data not the PM5 data” seemed to make more sense than “taking the PM5 data and changing it”. For me, the point of this app would be getting power data, not distance. I treat rowing like cycling, doing power targets for time durations, and have rowing power zones I pay more attention to than pace, and likewise, cumulative kJ rather than meters.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Looking forward to something. For my own specific situation the Ocean hits all requirements but as a premium product the support seems lacking. My considerably older 9pp is still receiving regular updates and I can see the substantial improvement the updates have made to my race S.

With the latest update, Hammerhead has, beside other things, made the following changes: We added a new Time in Power Zone numeric data field. Once in ride, you can double-tap the data field to cycle through power zones. We added a new Time in HR Zone numeric data field. Once in ride, you can double-tap the data field to cycle through HR zones. Not sure if these are now also included in the fit-File now.

Similar frustrating experience here. After almost 5 years of respectable service, last Jan I decided to move away from my Apple Watch 6 (six!) and bought a Suunto Run, mainly for the price + dual-band GPS (hardware details below). After two months of daily use, I’ve to say: [1.] GPS accuracy: spot on; [2.] HR data: simply wrong and useless with or without external sensor; [3.] BT connectivity with iPhone: sub-par and frustrating; [4.] Assistance: just “did you try to uninstall the app?” Yeah, sure… -.-') Regarding 2.: with the external sensor (never an issue with Apple Watch), random spikes here and there in any (literally) run. For example: [image: 1773996357730-img_6447.jpg] In addition, the very same run, with the following heart rate zone break down [image: 1773996465955-img_6447-2.jpg] …has been labeled as “VO2max”, and I did change my “HR and Intensity Zones” settings. Again, this mislabeling happened all the times. This is not acceptable. Without the external monitor, the data are simply unreliable and from time to time, the hr simply jumps at 180bpm at stays there for minutes although the effort is low without any doubt. Regarding 3.: I don’t even know where to start here. GPS data? Fine on Strava, no way to sync it entirely and correctly on iPhone Fitness app. HR data? Fine on Strava again, and again no way to sync it on iPhone Fitness app. Below an example of what I see…always… [image: 1773996971731-screenshot-2026-03-20-at-09.54.56.png] To fix this, I also contacted Suunto’s assistance and, besides the uninstall-reinstall the app, no real solution or even idea of what’s going on. My conclusions: I feel the hardware has potential and the price is clearly very competitive, BUT (big but) it seems to me that Suunto is holding it back software-wise and this is totally a shame. Regards –P ==================================== iPhone 15 Pro (now iOS 26.3.1) Suunto Run (v 3.24.14) Polar OH1 HR sensor ====================================

Figured out that if its less than 30, it starts to show 0:00 gastime. And than you have change settings again, to see the actual bar. Also happens for example, if you use air pressure and gastime in the same window. Anyways, in my opinion gas should always be visible. Its also gone if you get deko, than you need to change again, to see the pressure.

@Egika But that isn’t the same as entering by coordinates. There are situations when coordinates are known but it is unknown where it is on the map. Think about something like looking for obscure hot springs or a source of water, or for example a geocache.

Scratch that, it happened in the middle of the day but the HR is consistently stopping for me, which is throwing off my sleep tracking and training data. It may be related to the Suunto HR strap, which I started using recently. I love Suunto but this is making me consider alternatives.