@Petr-Manek You forgot to do the first step: unpair the watch and restart the mobile APP. I mentioned this above https://forum.suunto.com/post/182985

@juancarlos, sorry, I don’t understand what you mean. Can you post a picture of the “next screen”.

@v.sacre Same for me. I thought maybe the first connection of a footpod would cause the problem that the metrics will not recorded in future sessions- with or without a pod. Would be strange and annoying but could be possible in both of our cases…

@Egika It’s true that it’s brutally cold here at the moment. The temperature feels like -13 degrees. In the afternoon, it’s only -1, but I always wear my watch tightly when I’m active. I only wear it looser at night. The watch was under a thick winter jacket the whole time. Before that, my heart rate jumped to 150-170, but after a few minutes it dropped. It’s strange. It was just a regular walk that I don’t really care about, but it surprised me quite a bit. I use the Coros HRM for running and I have the heart rate from the watch turned off.

We had issues in the cloud, it should be resolved now. If some your workout from the last couple of days is still not synced to partners you can download FIT file from your Suunto App and upload it manually to Strava, Intervals.icu, … Sorry for inconvenience

I may have to backtrack my observation that Suunto used to use GNSS distance alone to calculate activity distance. I just went back and looked at some older “Running” and “Walk” activities (using the new & improved Quantified Self) and noticed that sometimes activity distance was actually shorter than GNSS distance, even for older models like the SV1, 9PP, and even 9P. Not by much, perhaps only 20-40m over 5km in certain cases, but something nonetheless. I’m mostly a trail runner, though. For these activities, GNSS distance and activity distance almost always align or activity distance is slightly longer due to elevation gain/loss. Perhaps all Suunto watches do share the same distance algorithm (which makes sense), but the newer models are registering less-accurate GNSS accuracy and therefore applying more distance correction?

@WlodiPawel-87 i use the bike at the rehabilitation Center. As i found out there is no connection. But my Sunnto in the APP have some fields which are editable. Missing to add WATT and how many turn done. [image: 1768230284172-screenshot_20260112_155013_suunto.jpg]

@Tsarit Thanks for the information. Have you set the tank size?

@hhouter Very good idea… along with POIs… and a planetary location view of POIs both on the Maps Widget’s Compass and i the Compass on the dive screen… It does not necessary have to be real time navigation - but just an on dive computer screen mapping of POIs, compass baring etc… it will be so much better that previous computers!

@louispar yes, works without issues here. Standard questions: watch on a charger? If not - download confirmed on the watch? 2.4GHz Wifi in reach without extra login screen? Standard BT sync is working? Watch rebooted?

Looks like Fusedalti was slowly moving towards the correct elevation for the first few circuits at least, then it’s more similar after.

@Manuel-Extreme this bug happens to me only when I activate button lock before going to sleep. The watch goes back to morning report from the weather widget after a few minutes if no buttons are pressed. No need to restart the watch. at least in my case.

@GiPFELKiND you barometer had noise and ups and downs. So this is not due to the update fyi. WE analyzed the data. About the other one activity I see fused alti kicking in and that created the ascent. Lets see how this goes need more info

@jase2983 Suunto Vertical does not offer music playback from the watch. However currently Suunto Run has this function, plus Suunto Aqua headphones also have on-device audio storage.

@danyel said in Missing sleep phases: @Robbin053 This is not a bug, Vertical 1 does not have sleep stage analysis, except deep sleep. As a matter of fact it means that VS has at least two sleep stage analysis: deep sleep and everything other than deep sleep:)

@atoponce said in Desktop route planner thoughts: Loading the map is very slow. When giving my browser location permission, it still defaults to Helsinki, Finland. In my case, these two points have been fixed since yesterday. The map opens quickly and starts at my destination. I haven’t tried the other things yet.