@Hari-Seldon i like to see if they can do something about it, like I said on vertical 1 it works perfectly, screen light up when RTW no matter if with contact with skin or not

In the entire 3 1/2 years I haven’t been as annoyed with my FR as I have been with the Race 2 in these few weeks.

@Martin-Vrska great it works again

@Samyon-Shahnovitch said in Suunto Nautic S General Discussion: The ‘hope’ for ‘eventually’ and ‘mostly’ is very vague and not an official statement for suunto (although I hope that it will be the case as you probably internal information) This is the community forum, if you want official information it should be asked via other channels. @Samyon-Shahnovitch said in Suunto Nautic S General Discussion: But - judging from the super slow and neglected ocean release cycle (compared to vertical for example) Dive and outdoor devices have different testing and different release cycles for obvious reasons

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos I got another finding for you, Dimitrios: You stated in a post before that when disconnected, power should show “–” and not 0… Well, that is actually not true. Tested it with my Kickr Bike! While connected and doing a workout, I stopped cycling and unplugged the bike and took off my heart rate strap. Well, the HR showed “–” like you described, but power happily just shows 0 even though there definitely is no power meter online anymore. [image: PXL-20251110-123616110.jpg] So, something is off here or at least not like you expected.

@Tomas5 Yes, I think so. You can see this with Coros watches. They have the option to measure every 10 (or 5 minutes with activated stress measuring) or constantly. Here the activation to constantly causes a falldown of the battery life from 40 to 37 hours in summary. Not that much but noticeable.

@Egika I don’t mean that the watch should be the main light source during night sessions But in real emergency situations — which can happen for countless reasons — a shortcut can be very handy. Same for everyday training: when an evening workout runs longer than expected and you end up in the dark without a headlamp, or when passing through forest underpasses (where I live they aren’t lit). Restoring the last used mode is also useful. However, my top priority would be a simple “on/off” shortcut. One more point for the other messages in the thread: it makes no sense to keep comparing Garmin and Suunto. Suunto is a top-tier device that costs half of the Garmin models it’s often compared to. It has its own identity and features. At the price of the Vertical 2 Titanium, you’d get a plasticky Garmin that’s worth half of what it costs.

Is there a solution for the awards? I’m not receiving any except for how many years I’ve been using Suunto.

@owend said in Dropping heart rate belt: I had a feeling this might be some sort of timing bug when there are pauses (auto or manual) in an activity afaic no pauses at all. That said it only happened once so far…

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@Miroslava I actually asked for a very easy plan since I couldn’t working out for some months

I hope so…

@MartinZ and if you think 44 is correct and you desperately want to have the watch show this exact value, then just lower the value of your upper Zone 4/lower Zone 5 until the watch shows you 44, as said before. Then your anaerobic threshold HR is messed up, but that’s how the algorithm works.

@2b2bff Pixel 7, latest Android. I playedaaround a little bit, I found an option in SwiftKey to enable that.

@MarkusG big problem of our modern society where everyone can just spread unverified and anecdotal information! Better rely on verified data from independent researchers and experts. But apparently there is too much money to make with just claiming that you have developed something special. Garmin is the worst example with their “body battery”, “heat/height acclimation”, “Real-Time stamina”, “endurance score”, “training readiness”, “running tolerance”, “race predictor”. Nothing of that has ever been scientifically validated that it actually works and every good coach and athlete can do more accurate race predictions

After the blood oxygen measurement stopped working following the last update, I rolled back to version 2.46.4. Since then, the watch won’t charge. It indicates that it’s starting, but then nothing happens. It just stays at the battery level. I’m slowly going mad with this watch.

@dani_degi das klingt doch gut Wir hoffen weiter