The watch waited years for its big moment and everyone immediately questioned it. Poor thing

Same here…

@dreamer_ i would like to know myself Sorry, have no notes on this one…

@Stefano-M64 said: in Italy, 3BMeteo app works usually very well, don’t know if it is accurate in other countries too. Have you ever tried MeteoBlue for the mountains? It’s really useful for my Alps. Its multimodel is manna

@BokiRun You can check if the issue is the strap: https://forum.suunto.com/post/177308 Update: My third polar strap is dead after two years (two sessions/week). The polar strap quality has deteriorated in recent years. This is my impression but also from people giving their opinions on sales websites.

@Łukasz-Szmigiel The ones I used didn’t have those tags and have been around for years, so they’re probably directly from Suunto.

@althaea35 thanks, I made it to help me avoid pushing too hard on my runs. My migraine doesn’t like too high effort and hr. Glad to see it’s useful for others!

@VoiGAS yeah, that is a thing of the past, sadly. You could see this tag there a year or so ago…

@Ars-Vitae said: The same here, the elevation gains are completely exaggerated, even when I’m using trekking mode and following a route set by Suunto that has predefined elevation gain values You assume that Suunto route has correct estimated elevation numbers and the watch exaggerates that. But in my experience it is the route estimation that is consistently low by 10-30%. I compared that to other services like Strava, other devices like Garmin, and to the actual elevation changes captured by several models of Suunto watches. The app is clearly in the wrong when it calculates elevation gain for a route, not the other way around.

@surfboomerang looks similar

Hi, same issue on my Suunto 9 baro !

@enneo thanks, I have shared the logs of my watch as per the procedure described by the community manager. Let’s see.

@Tieutieu OK, I’ll try. Thank You!

what app both? ios and Android ?

Very intrested in those developments ! looks promising !

Realistically, does any sport watch brand publicize their release plan for the year? I feel like we only hear about them through rumors/leaks/journalistic insider info (like the5kRunner). Not through official channels.

This is actually a deal breaker for me. I am going to sell my Run and go back to Garmin. My running coach cannot track my progress properly. It’s ridiculous. Suunto if you are listening, well done - you’ve just lost a customer. And I’ll be sure to warn others of the half truths you tell regarding the compatibility so they don’t waste their money like I have.

I suddenly worked, after a few times uninstall/install the same app build. Seems like there is a problem with stale versions…