@brechtvb said: @Egika they will not be priced less than that, and I can only assume the same software platform is going to be used for now. You base your verdict on price on your experience and price of a totally different model, and state it as if it was a fact… To add: so you don’t deny race 2 is overpriced. Because I try to stay on topic I don’t comment Race 2 price. But at the same time the watch is working well for me. To me the race s 2 and race s are overpriced, so what should make me think race 3 will not be overpriced. Because it is different in price and features should.be enough.

@Egika I confirm ios

Just a wild guess, but if the rumors are right and the Race 3/3S/Run 2 are around the corner maybe the firmware will be after the launch of those…

@johann.fuehrer right. New we start over at the beginning: The energy saving display only cannot display more data than what is available. It cannot be configured. To show the needed data, it is totally possibly to use the full wake mode. One has to decide between energy saving or a lot of information. I was now referring to the statement that not a single watch face could display the required data.

And another feature that just works on the Run and not on Suunto’s flagships, absolutely baffling. Start a run with HRM and if it disconnects or W/E during the run the watch continues where it left off without a hiccup.

@André-Faria lets go!

@Apor-Szabó Could be the quite common problem where the watch looses connection with a bluetooth device and fails te reconnect. There is no solution for that problem. Suunto should solve it but I don’t have the impression they are very active looking into it.

@joey-kimton Hi - I guess you are talking about the Sun & Moon widget, which does have limited information. However, there are two Sports Apps (called Sun & Moon…) which give a lot more information such as dusk/dawn time, moon rise/set. Obviously you can only use these during an activity but it may help you out.

@HonzaS Today had to send also the HR smart sensor bought two months ago. Let’s see how it goes this time. Glad to hear more people had good experience with service

A dedicated divelog app would be better than what we have now. But what we really need is an API or something so LIBDIVECOMPUTER can support the Ocean, Nautic and Nautic S. That way all the divelog apps (subsurface, submersion, divelog, etc.) can import the data. I’m not trusting a manufaterer with my divelog. (due to maintaining software suppport) Open source is the way to go.

Hi I’ve assigned the Control Panel to the middle button. Alarm is at the top. I also have many shortcuts at my fingertips.

@2b2bff great! Thanks!

@Brad_Olwin The new map colours are a clear step backwards in terms of readability. Trails, terrain and contour lines now use very similar shades, making them difficult to distinguish at a glance. This is not an aesthetic issue — it directly affects navigation, especially when using the map quickly while running or hiking. The previous colour scheme had much better contrast and was significantly easier to read. Please consider reverting to the previous colours or, at the very least, adding a high-contrast map style as an option. Good-looking maps are useless if you cannot clearly see the trails and terrain.