@Gunnar Thanks - that’s where I was expecting to see it but an app update has just landed and now it’s there.

@outdoorman i don’t have problem reading MIP yet. I prefer vibrant colors on devices where purpose is watching movies or editing photos. But for watch there is more important for me that screen is always showing time. I don’t like a lot that at office or at home on sofa when i want to check time i must do raise to wake movement every time. Even when I am already in position to see screen but since it is just black. Thats big problem for me but maybe i get used to it. I would prefer if each model was amoled and MIP and users could choose. I will buy next watch in far future. Maybe than will amoled be mature enough to be always on with full watchface without compromises.

@Francesco-Pagano said in What do you think of the Suunto Spark?: Are running dynamics values available on the watch as data fields during an activity? No specific fields or dedicated screen ; it may need to be set up, I wasn’t focus on that. User guide is available I quickly looked but didn’t saw Indications about that. I looked again to setup in app, I don’t see any option ; maybe not available yet ? [edit : I think I found it, « sport mode » ; there is a « start exercise option » but I had first thought it would start and stop activity on watch ; it seems that start sport mode is what make spark mesure data fields - I’ll try that]

@JebClydeNC nice pick. I was wondering what the cloud was. Yeah I just wished Suunto was a little bit careful when launching stuff with proper tests.

@Mff73 and it is only shown for “My”, even if you don’t follow anyone… it makes sense, but I stumbled upon this one…

@ADidier And also with internal training program (My Plan)… Sadly for a typed run watch !

yes, that’s great! the only downside I found is that after having selected the week days (in customization mode) you have to remember to scroll back to the top in order to press Select, otherwise the selection isn’t saved: this behavior differs from other entries in the menu where flagging an option is enough to have it working.

@atoponce same here [image: 1775852630975-6dcf3d32-9a8a-4c48-a08f-be6e11ef3026-afbeelding.png]

Hi everyone. So, I did a test with two different types of external heart rate monitors: the usual Smart Band Heart Belt and a supposedly inferior brand called “Coospo.” It was disappointing. I even recorded an activity that didn’t require GPS (dancing) for the test… Using the Suunto strap, after a few moments… [image: 1775837202183-20260410_172654.jpg] [image: 1775837202242-20260410_172551.jpg] Now with an external one, Coospo brand… [image: 1775837258431-20260410_174315.jpg] In my case, it’s clear: my original headband, after being serviced and replaced (theoretically) with a new one, has stopped working again after 7 months. I’ve tried hardly washing it… only by hand. I’ll send it to the repair shop tomorrow, as it still has a year of warranty left. After that, I’ll sell it in case anyone wants to continue the crusade . I’m going back to the Polar H10…

I have the same. Both for repeating alarms ad for one time alarms. If you reboot the watch, the time is shown on the watch face, but after you scroll through widgets or so ething else it’s gone again. I reported it to Suunto. Have to say, I have less of a need to show it on my watchface. Before this update I had an alarm for workdays, but had to disable that on Thursday eve and remember to enable it again before Sunday eve. Now I can just set an alarm for Monday till Thursday.

@2b2bff said in Suunto in Movies/Series..: @Tami999 I thought I had seen the cutout for the flashlight… But in another video you can see, that is no MIP: https://youtu.be/aJY_JuGDWSU?si=neCqVae3plyIqZft&t=267 Nevertheless, cool that it is no Garmin… Okay, maybe he’s just bought different strap :D. 8:23 definitely looks more like Athletic 2 V1 default strap (orange canyon) rather than Athletic 9 from Vertical 2 (Canyon) where holes area is darker orange color. Anyway good catch!

@elbee I’m the opposite. I just use the map to follow a preset course so I don’t need to move it, especially now with the new update, I can leave it zoomed out and it will zoom I as I approach a turn. I get what you’re saying though, so I guess making it an option that you can toggle would be a better idea.

I don’t know what the battery is. I’ll check. But I was thinking of trying to replace the battery. This morning, during training, the watch lost connection with the heart rate monitor again. So the problem still exists. This takes approximately 30 to 45 seconds and then the connection is re-established.

@off242 said in Suunto and Concept 2 indoor rowing: Hello, @Martin-Lillepuu . Curious if ErgSync has been tested with non C2 rowers, such as WaterRower with the Bluetooth option installed on its computer. As I’ve (sort of) resolved the issue surrounding Varia radar units with the Race2, ErgSync + WaterRower is next on my list—but if anyone has any input before I head into things, I’m interested in your experience(s). I believe you’re referring to the “commodule” that attaches onto the WaterRower S4 monitor. https://www.waterrower.com/wr_us/waterrower-com-module.html The other upgrade option for WaterRower is to get SmartRow, which is a replacement pulley that also sends metrics by bluetooth. https://www.waterrower.com/wr_us/smartrow.html http://www.smartrow.fit/ The S4 / commodule gets metrics by measuring paddle rotations. Compared to the Concept2, this is quite a bit more “optimistic” in its pace. For example, a 2:00/500m pace might be something like 1:48/500m with the S4. SmartRow is a power meter that measures the force you put on the drive, and uses the same power-to-pace conversion as the Concept2. Neither method transmits exactly like the Concept2 though. In theory, this should all be covered by “bluetooth FTMS (FiTness Machine Service)” protocol, but in practice, apps like EXR needs to do different things to accommodate each method. I use SmartRow and have not yet attempted to try to connect it to Suunto, as my current flow is to simply get the TSS load estimate from intervals.icu then edit my Suunto session report to change the TSS there to manual and replace it’s (lower) TSS with the result from intervals. I can try that in the near future, but that won’t be useful if you’re a ComModule person.

@larrybbaker @egika @tuxbuster I’ve prepared a blind fix. unable to test it all, but, if you have time let me know if it works now. to test this build you need to enter to another tester group - https://testflight.apple.com/join/ZGZeRASB there’s also updated android build to verify if everything still works https://artifact.fra1.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/live-t/apk/btle/live-t.apk

@megakot limited sport modes are one of the differentiating spec the Run has to other models. If it had kayaking, it would be my only watch. I very much doubt, that additional sport modes will be added, how easy it might seem.

@Thibault-B. Hi, thanks a lot! I really like your app and your willingness to further improve it. Can’t wait to test the new Int-Rest mode. The temporary “previous interval recap” will be very helpful for me as well, as I am a masters runner with problems reading the small information about the previous interval in the bottom section.

I hope this is coming, since this will be a really good step… A SuuntoApp that runs in a workout, does not need so much test if we compare with a widget that runs always, so that’s why I assume it’s not there yet… Looking at the manifest file you can see the “usage” property with fixed “workout” value… this could be “widget” in the future [image: 1775861086202-77d6f931-171f-437f-b274-cb8b2514f0ec-image.png]