@cpinky said in Hiking Sport Mode Screen: @maszop I do like the idea of the app since that can be enabled/disabled mid hike as opposed to always taking up a data field That’s a good solution too. I don’t like messing around with settings during an activity. Time is money

@Tieutieu Not for me. I’m still seeing 20% drain per day.

@Egika Thank you.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos yeah, @sky-runner always provides valuable input. The problem is no time to read all feedback

@Wojciech-Kubica actually not https://forum.suunto.com/post/188560

I’m probably buying the Spark to use with the Vertical 2 Ti. Since both products are already in the market, with these headsets, I think Suunto has a very good oportunity to go a lot further. The combo of the heatsets when paired with the watch, could be used to improve several things: I.E: Voice notes while in activity Ability of making phone calls without taking the phone of the backpack when you are in a trail run. I.E, click button and say something like: call sister. Improve the pedometer features (no other brand has a product in the market which such a nice feature). I.E: When the GPS signal is lost because you are running indoor or in a treadmill. I think there are many more use cases that would make an instant buy probably for many people.

@André-Faria Nope. Individual creation remains the method.

@larrybbaker I’m sure someone else said about Scotland being a really long download too I had the phone & watch on charge Race S Samsung S25 Ultra Android Suunto beta app

@duffman19 I’ve been wearing my titanium watch daily for three years. I love its look, its size, and its battery, which allows me to go on expeditions to mountain huts for several days without recharging. Unfortunately, the heart rate tracking during activities has never been very good, but it’s worse than ever lately and is almost completely unreliable. This is too frustrating, especially since my Suunto Smart chest strap just died. I dream of the performance of the Race 2, but the size and look of my 9 Peak Pro. Who knows…

Received the Spark today after a weekend order. Paired & updated quickly and have supreme sound. Haven’t tried them in action (on the bike trainer or out for a run) but are quickly becoming my favorites in spite of owning multiple sets of Sonics. [image: 1776298642069-sonic.png]

@rwmastel0 You can find the apps in the SuuntoPlus Store via the Suunto app on your phone.

So, UPDATE: 1. Not able to set alarm clock per any weekday weekly. For example: every Monday and Wednesday at 7AM, Tuesday-Thursday-Friday - 8:00, Saturday - 8:30. The issue I’ve described above: alarm is super critical function if the device has it: if I set it - probably I rely on it. If device is unreliable - I’m afraid to use it daily. Alarm should work even if battery saver is ON, even if there are other conditions: just high priority! - Implemented! 2. Workout plans are joke: I can set the interval training and… it’s second to nothing: the watch does not really help during the intervals, just showing them as laps, that’s it. For example I’ve intervals with specific HR Zones and what can the runner expect? Yes: the watch should vibrate when you are out of your Zone (by the way this is soo good on Coros: they have different types of vibrations for various positions in zones!). So for now actually missed opportunity for the workouts to work much better. I’ve to watch at the watch all the time to keep up with my training plan. Also I’ve to remember the plan, because interval training does not actually show any details about the planned parameters (zone/rate/pace for example). - tested more and it’s actually kind of there: you need to go to “guide” screen (which is LAST!) and the watch shows the details about your targets.

@herlas is this measurement all the time or how it works while Training Session?

@NorthStarFY26 I am coming to this from another angle. I do tons of sports outside the water, but my consistent issue has been that the “normal” sports and adventure watches by Suunto and others couldn’t do anything when I went free diving, snorkeling or doing the little scuba I occasinally do. You guys seem to think this is a mainly diving watch, so it’s probably pretty good at what it does as recreational divers’ instrument. I think of it as an all-rounder. It’s the most complete sports watch I have seen at the price, does pretty much everything and I would NOT change to any other watch in the market right now. When it gets replaced by Ocean 2 in three years (I suspect), I might consider changing. Until then, I truly enjoy this from the mountain tops to the crystalline waters of Greek islands. If there are updates to the watch, I take them gladly. I am happy as is.