@Łukasz-Szmigiel thanks and I will give it a try

@elbee The truth is, there’s no watch in the world that can measure heart rate perfectly accurately while you’re moving. Of course, when you’re sitting still, optical heart rate sensors work quite well. But during movement, I think it ultimately becomes a limitation of physics.

@jshaevitz nice project. Suunto has partner API. If you integrate with it, you can let users authorize with their suunto account and download FIT files directly from the cloud. This way it would be no need for manual download/upload.

someone on the forum built this tool, but I haven’t tried it yet.https://github.com/GitjoPowershell/suunto-tbt-web

@Ze-Stuart Currently, the altimeter (together with FusedAlti) works great, and I can’t remember the last time I had to manually calibrate it before an activity. The readings are very accurate. The last problem is with strong winds, although less often than before.

@koivikko there, I just gave you an upvote and you have now 2 reputation in total. That’s how it works for some reason

@ManuTrailEdge From what I have read in the Spanish Forum, they have all the info they need, so no need for new reports.

@koivikko for me great watch, no significant problems for my activities

@Kajkom Yes, it matches. But that doesn’t seem like it’s connected to the issue. The watch counts correctly all the way up until you save/finish the workout, at which point it discounts it 3.75%.