@2b2bff ahhh thx

I really like the Race 2 watch face - and I hope they can let us hook into the graph complication to show things like CTL or TSB trend over the week or month etc.

@Bastienhere Maybe random, maybe not. Nobody provided enough compelling details about the power output of the USB port when they encountered this.

@Egika I hope the update brings this change. That would be great.

Confirmed on my watch too. Before sleep was 15%, in the morning 9% - DND on, 24/7 HR, lastest software 2.50.28.

@shaupt intresting I didn’t get it to work, but I was trying on a much older MacBook Pro. I could connect the watch with BlueLight app from Appstore in macOs as a Bluetooth device but VSCode didn’t see it no matter what I did. Will check again cause I don’t think its an Hardware Issue if the Mac can connect. I did already switch between auto / manuell but that didn’t help. But didn’t test with the version number. I got it working on Win but thats not my dev setup for private projects.

@gkaempfer yep noticed it on my SRs, reported by other users too.

@Nordic_Panda practically there is no difference between 995 and 100% that you could notice. So nothing wrong with your watch. Maybe the charger switches off the output, when the current drawn is too low…? I would not care at all.

@sky-runner said in Each Suunto Vertical 2 Limited Edition: I tried this watchface but it shows temperature in Fahrenheit which means nothing to me. I have to have temperature in Celsius and everything else in imperial units. I know Suunto can’t do mixed units (even though that worked just fine on Ambit) wait a little

@Divingpassion Submit this issue to support@suunto.com so they can fix it in a next release. Describe as clear as possible so they can reproduce.

First time I checked after experiencing this problem with the 9PP , I was running software version 2.48.16. Now with version 2.50.28, it’s still the same: Every few days out of the blue, the heart rate monitor LED lights stop working. Only after switching the watch off and on again does it reactivate. Impossible to accurately track sleep and HRV at night, since this issue messes up the statistics. I’ve been loyal to the Suunto brand for over 10 years (First had a Suunto M2, upgraded in jan. 2020 to a Suunto 9 and now, since jan. 2025 Suunto 9 Peak Pro), but my loyalty is now seriously challenged.

I had similar problem with with my 9PP running software version 2.48.16 and now after the upgrade to version 2.50.28 still: out of the blue the heart rate monitor LED lights stop working. Only after switching the watch off and on again, it reactivates. I want to track my sleep and HRV and the failure happens most often at night messing up the statistics. Anyone knows a sustainable solution? Much appreciated.

@Mff73 said in Suunto Routeplanner: It is more how routes and Waypoints are handled in Suunto routing current mecanisms. @ all The Suunto Web Planner gpx export includes items 1 and 2. A “direct” gpx (rte) route. (Rarely used) Some apps treat such “direct” routes as tracks. Other apps may refuse to import or even do crash. Suunto gpx extension. The gpx extension ensures the *association between gpx rtept and unique corresponding gpx wpt that contains the instructions. Find some gpx variants. (Inclusive Suunto gpx extension). Can a volunteer (watch owner) import, test and report pse ? A_Suunto_route.gpx (Original rte export) B_Suunto_track.gpx (rte converted to trk) C_Suunto_route+wpt.gpx (A + extra wpt) D_Suunto_track+wpt.gpx (B + extra wpt) E_Suunto_navtrk.gpx F_Suunto_navtrk+wpt.gpx G_Basic_navtrk.gpx (Contains no gpx wpt nor gpx extensions) Association The required strict association is handled differently in a Plotaroute (Locus) gpx export. As this is applied in a very similar way as used in a Garmin tcx course_coursepoints file. The Garmin tcx course with coursepoints file is the “forerunner” of true track tbt navigation. In a gpx tbt navigation track this “fragile” association complexity is unnecessary. The instructions are directly attached in the relevant gpx (trkpt) trackpoints. (As well Cruiser and Locus map do navigate this file)

@bruns69 Well…I absolutely respect Suunto bringing the new classic vertical face to many legacy watches…right thing to do. Removing Outdoor adventure from the Anniversary edition…mmm…doesn’t seem like the right thing to do. It’s obviously not a technical limitation…seems VERY peculiar to me to not make all faces available to your most expensive watch.

@Nordic_Panda Unfortunately, this type of dial doesn’t meet my taste, but it’s right that there are.