Great choice for your activities. The display is great in the sun. Especially for your activities it has a unique feature: If you want to use the maps, with the Vertical 1 MIP Display the map is always on. AMOLED watches switch into a harder to read kind of reduced mode. You have to activate it by raising your hand which doesn’t work to well if mounted to a bike… Its kind of heavy, I have the Titanium version and thats the maximum I would carry on the wrist. But thats highly individual Battery just seems to last forever, so that shouldn’t be a concern

@leejohnmann said: Any suggestions on how to get it back on? To eliminate the possibility of bad contact, you could connect it “directly” if you are handy with wires. Below picture was posted as a joke in another thread, but in this case it would ensure connectivity. You could also monitor power consumption with USB power meter, if you have one, to see what’s going on, if anything. [image: 1783377395800-pxl_20260501_181051337.jpg] In any case, if the battery fails to accept charging current, the cell voltage might be below threshold level and only service center could reset it. Battery replacement might be the last resort option, if all else fails.

@Tami999 Wow this is the best looking Suunto watch so far. It would be an instant buy

@snow Yes. A known issue for all android users. Recommended bypass is to activate floating keyboard, that will allow you to push the keyboard to the top of the phone screen.

@BokiRun Send a mail to support@suunto.com and share your logs with them. To send the logs, in the suunto app goto your profile, then settings, in that list there is a send logs to suunto option. Send it as quickly after the crash as you can. It’s important to send the mail to support from the same email address that you have configured in the app.

@Steven-Limmer Charge until full and then do a Soft Reset. For me this solves this. Needs to be done after each charging … I hope it’s fixed in the next FW update

I’ve pushed a few new builds, tweaking the algo until I’m more or less happy with it. Outstanding items: Speed and cadence sensors have approx. 3-second latency. If you add another 2-3 seconds on top, that increases the latency between you starting a climb, and the power displaying. No problem for later analysis. Given that it is an estimate, using 3-second power might not be that useful - maybe make 5- or 10-second averages the default. Occasional crashes trying to load the app on my watch with “maximum number of Suuntoplus apps reached”, which seem completely independent of what the app does. Restarting the watch always fixes it. Waiting a while also does, but not sure how long - 5 minutes to 2 hours from what I’ve seen. Once I trust it enough, retrieve the rider’s weight from the watch settings once again as it used to - but I suspected that of causing the error mentioned above. Grade calculation is a pain - the altimeter only knows 20 cm increments. On say, 8 metres, that’s 2.5% grade over 1-2 seconds riding reasonably fast - this will cause false and/or jumpy readings at any speeds below 35 kph. I’m curious to see how Suunto’s running power or NGP take grade into account.

This morning same problem. At 1.17 min depth 1.47 meters depth gas alarm. I hope Suunto comes with a solution for this.

@enneo I’m having the same problem. 30+% error compared to Strava gps route when hiking. I hope it is a firmware problem, because I tried to clean the barometer with no luck. But apparently we are not the only one having this issue at the moment. https://forum.suunto.com/topic/13537/wrong-elevation-gain/11

@Ars-Vitae Any update? Did the warranty replacement or repair actually fix the issue? I’m having the exact same problem with my Suunto Race S.

@johann.fuehrer this was the issue! I hadn’t updated the firmware on my pedals in agrs. Thank you

@aiv4r Yes, NGP and a few other metrics that should not have anything to do with HR. And because of that r-TSS hasn’t been calculated correctly - I believe it depends on NGP.