@pbanon said: @raven said: Except that with my proposal, everyone has the option to do things “both ways,” so I can record sessions before and after lunch and see them as either two events or a single event. Your proposal means we only get one event unless there’s a reverse idea from what I propose, to “split” a session into multiple views, which seems more complex. And as I note earlier, I’d be concerned an extended paused event in abeyance would be prone to data loss, especially if doing other things on the watch. Asking for a week long “single event session” to be continually alternating between running then paused seems like asking for trouble. Adding resume later feature also let’s everyone do it both ways. If you don’t want to pause and resume later, then you can choose not to and start a new activity the way you do today. But I want to see the Trail Running session I did one day and the Hiking session I did on another day both as separate sessions (for individual performance metrics) and as a combined session (to see the overall map of my vacation adventures). Resume later would force me to keep the session in abeyance for an entire day, and would force me to choose one of the two modalities but not the other although would give me the single map. And again, my proposed “view two as one” idea would be an app update ability that gives the feature to all Suunto users, while changing how recording works on the watch requires a firmware update for each individual watch, and this presumes the feature was within the hardware and OS capabilities of the watch. Otherwise it is only for new watches designed with that feature in mind.

@arpoodle https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/1005011978020519.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.56.5628caa4TLKdAg&gatewayAdapt=glo2fra Works fine for me with race s

@Hugues78fr said: Don’t i have read somewhere it would be every 4 month to get new update ? Definitely not for dive devices. Sport watches typically receives updates every quarter, while dive devices have long software update cycles because they require more testing

@Egika I’m running the latest firmware if I’m not mistaken 2.53.42

@pavel.samokha Thanks. Didn’t intend to sound negative. Suunto’s map update process is a bit of a mystery and must be more complicated than I imagine. As a frequent OSM contributor, I’m probably just more aware of it than others.

@Kaiphi at least off and back on track in navigation notification could be fixed. but it’s minor. I also sail on the fine without any further updates boat. I know what’s possible from V2 but can comfortably say that V1 is good as it is.

@pavel.samokha Terrain map looks nice and could be useful, but sadly trails disappear from the map too quickly when zooming out, which makes it much less useful for routing. And even when trails are shown they they are too thin unless I zoom in a lot, at which point the terrain is much less useful because of how little map area I see.

Hey guys! If anyone faced up with issue when S+ app turn black and disconnect from the app. could you please try latest 1.8 R9 (it should be in the suunto store already) and let me know if it works also i can confirm that it wont work alongside with structured workouts structured workout also quite greedy of heap mem. live.τ too.

@snow after a backlash on reddit, yes.

@laurent.claustre well yes, updated the app yesterday and immediately synced a route i had in library - which i know was not working previously. Now, i didn’t hike it to confirm, but preview (from navigation) shows it is fine now, as opposed to how it was before. I encourage you to update the app and try.

@cosme.costa said: This should be checked for every country, in Spain is 3 years (for sure). Is it written somewhere? On the website, it is international 2 years warranty (for watches) https://www.suunto.com/es-es/Asistencia/Warranty-information/Relojes-deportivos-ordenadores-de-buceo-e-instrumentos-de-precision/

I’ve posted on another thread but I’ve some doubts about the sessions planned by AI and how much they take account of past performance. My understanding was that Suunto knows this and sets the plan accordingly. This doesn’t seem to work in practice. I’m old and slow - I’m 67 and my Z2 pace is about 8m/km. In the first week of a 10 week trail plan one of the sessions prescribed was a 60 minute 10k run at an ‘easy’ pace in Z2. If the AI understood anything from my previous training it would have made more sense just to specify a 60 minute Z2 run or a 10k Z2 run. But 10k in 60 minutes in Z2 simply isn’t an option for me. Maybe it was 20 years ago. I’d also like the ability to edit sessions. At the moment as far as I can tell I can only change the scheduled day. I’d like much more freedom to edit the details of individual sessions. For example a hill repeats session may include a 10 minute warm up - but if it takes me 20 minutes to run to the hill I intend to use I don’t seem to be able to alter the guide to reflect that. So I have to start the watch some time after setting off or pause it until I reach the hill.

@jthomi said: Hi! Topic title almost really says it all, and yes, I can see those differences, but would be really nice if anyone of you girls and guys, maybe even with all three watches can make some pics to see the size while wearing them on the wrist. Battery life of my 9PP is not down to 2 days max, thinking about doing a battery change service, but also… hm… there are shiny newer watches. …as a recommendation to buy, or not to buy, so to speak. And if you interns with Suunto, maybe shed some light if NOW would be a good time to buy or rather wait till end of year, when new watches MAY come?? Hint-hint… So, thanks, any pic for a 9PP with the Race S or a 9PP with a Race 2 wheel wearing would be great. All the best, Joerg PS: No, i could not find anything good with the search here. I’ve used 9 Peak Pro (give to my mom, she’s still uses it) moved to Vertical (finally maps!) moved later to Race 1 (I fall in love with amoled, much easier to read everything when early morning/evening when still dark. Less adventure, more sports watch. I was so happy with it, only it was a bit sluggish (at start, after updates it was pretty fast) and poor Optical Heart Rate (not always using chest strap). After 0,5 year Race 2 was announced and released. As a tech geek i sold it (like all my previous watches except 9PP) and bought Race 2 Titanium day one. Its basically Race 1 but very fast + I find out OHR very good, compared to my chest strap (from Suunto) and I sometimes dont use. Honestly I miss Race 1 Titanium design, they nailed it so much, Race 2 seems kinda plastic toy. I got pretty tiny wirsts but I felt better with Vertical/Race1/Race2 which is 49mm than 9PP which was 43mm i believe. If You like smaller watches I would not choose Race 1 S. Why? Well I think Race 2 S should be close to release, maybe this summer/autumn. THERE’S NO OFFICIAL INFO or any hint, its just my thinking. People often asking about smaller version. Take it as my guess. Race S was quite success, I think even more than regular Race. If You can try or just order + return, check Race2. Its very comfortable for me, and maps are so cool to read from it. I cant imagine having smaller screen now.

@ggrego yes please do so and let us know, because I am curious about other people’s experience

@Ze-Stuart Thanks for the comments, nice to hear that there are other people interested in the topic. In my case I’m using the Suunto Run, which does not have the SuuntoPlus store, so I don’t have any experience of using the Stryd SuuntoPlus app. From what I understood, the Stryd app from SuuntoPlus can be used to display some of the Stryd metrics live during the run, but does not affect the workouts in the Suunto app. Instead of a SuuntoPlus app, what I would like to see would be a better built-in integration of the food pod data to the Suunto watches, since currently the watches only support a few of the available metrics that Stryd pod is able to provide.

@johann.fuehrer Please also report it via email to support@suunto.com I don’t get the impression suunto support is very active with this problem and more reports might result in more attention.

Thank you very much dear friend We will patiently wait for the next update

Same here with the 9PP after the last firmware update. Since then it happens regularly and as it isn’t reliable anymore I stopped using it regularly. Anyone tried to go back to another earlier FW?

@GiPFELKiND I think that is a catch up update for Android. I am not seeing anything in the US for iOS.

Would be interesting if the Nautic S is a valid competitor too. As fa as I know it misses the Big Display, Dual View (Basic Data plus e.g. Compass) and the battery lifetime which are the big pluses of the nautic. For 5 tankpods/gases and Helium I am not sure So not in the same ballpark, right?