@elbee slower development and fewer bugs is always preferred. or let’s say: slower development and in general more complete and matured firmware, software, features… (…still don’t understand how my windows laptop takes ages to connect to the one single connected headphones while my mac just connects when I take them off the charger )

@sky-runner For me, ZoneSense matches my breathing quite well. I’ve been using it almost every day for over one years.

@stavrogin - Third party own the data that is displayed on their imported workouts on Suunto, for TP there’s this ER idea to add the step counter, feel free to vote for it. https://peaksware.uservoice.com/forums/106657-trainingpeaks-customer-feedback/suggestions/46005451-interval-counter-on-suunto-s-structured-workouts Adding to my previous post, after disabling the auto lap, you can setup your own screens to see avg numbers for whatever metric you want and it’ll be for that step of the workout. But definitely you cannot see what step you’re on with TP workouts, until TP implements above idea. On your question about undoing a manual lap, it’s not possible, and when doing a manual lap while executing a workout from TP or any other place, it’ll skip the current step. This is by design and cannot be altered. With that said, Training Peaks has the best screen for executing structured works, the only missing piece is the step count in my opinion

@mickywickyftw thanks for the update, I’ll try this week hopefully (on the same road, to compare). One suggestion could be to wait for a few more seconds when the slope reduces before using standard formula (I totally ignore if there are mathematics models behind this, just intuition and probably hard to calibrate). I mean we are still fast for a while when the grade drops from -4% to -2% for example.

@Calando Why is a chest strap necessary? Beat-by-beat data: ZoneSense uses a proprietary physiological algorithm (DDFA) that analyzes Heart Rate Variability (HRV) to determine stress and intensity levels. Optical limitations: Optical sensors (OHR) cannot reliably measure RR intervals (the exact time between heartbeats) while you are in motion. They are only accurate for this metric when you are at complete rest, such as during sleep. When pairing a chest strap, your watch will automatically disable the optical wrist monitor to ensure the data source provides the necessary accuracy for functionality.

@Marcelo-Mönch ditto!

Wish we could read whole message (no need to see photo). I often need to read quick something and need to take my phone from pocket. Happens to me very often. For example on shopping ,you could also buy ".

@Egika Sure, I agree with you. For sure it is not a law, and should not be taken as given… But patterns of the past fuel expecations for the future… So then I wait for the next App Update. Normally after that, the watch update is also around the corner…

I like posts like this. Vertical maybe have no more updates but its very improved since launch. I got it soon it launched (Solar Ti) Than switched to Race 1 like year ago and it was like completly new device. Dont need such a powerful battery and early morning/evening run was better to read with amoled. Switched to Race 2 when came out. Still remember great design and feeling of Vertical 1, and Race 1. V1 is a great hiking/mountaineering watch. I would say I dont understand why Vertical 2 is almost Race 2 but amoled/few% better battery and buttons instead of crown. But than I also understand we cant be mad on Suunto. Its company, and people demand amoled. Yes, there’s still people prefer stronger battery/mip, but its not worth effort for company. Brutal but true. Its not charity. If my main sport/activity would be hiking, I would definitely stay with Vertical 1.

@SergioB It’s working perfectly again. I guess iOS 27 had a bug. After the latest iOS update, everything is working 100% now.

@DonTomGot Excellent, I think I understand why I’d want to use this now

@rémiP Thanks. This seems problematic. Is there any reason for this behavior @suuntopartnerteam?

@Nikolai-Simonov yes I built a custom interval workout because I wanted to use navigation at the same time. If I use the built in intervals I cannot use navigation (this is known Suunto functionality)

@nmiguelrf I don’t remember well whats was the reason but this was in the watches (Spartan for sure and even early firmwares for the S9B, but I do not remember well) and had some downsizes too, so they switch to determine the zones using the phone. I think that if you search in the forum you can find some threads about this. So, you have to sync your phone to get the correct zone in your watch. BTW, for me it is ok how it works now.

@Milan-Šádek Thanks for confirming! I was actually worried about losing my physiological metrics like HRV baseline and training load history (coming from a Garmin background, a hard reset usually wipes all that training status data). But since Suunto stores all these trends in the cloud/app, I feel much safer doing it now. I’ll go ahead with the factory reset tonight to clear out whatever is blocking the sync, and then reinstall my offline maps. I’ll let you know if it successfully fixes the “My Plan” workout sync! Thanks again for the help.

@BokiRun said: I will try to explain something. My English is not the best. Your English is perfectly fine. But then come the little things that spoil the impression. It’s not a problem that the watch has a bug. Every manufacturer has them. The problem is when it’s small, obvious things that go uncorrected for months. Could you elaborate what little things? Maybe we can help you with those, or maybe Suunto is reading this, it always helps to provide examples of what you are talking about. Also, I don’t understand that some options are not implemented. This undermines confidence in the product. Which options? And how they undermine confidence? Are you not confident that stuff is going to be implemented, or you cannot trust the product because something is not implemented?

@Niels-Søren-Bøgh Thanks. That is what I thought.but I was hoping that there was an option to configure the TTS/NDL screen so that TTS was traded-in for the Tank Pressure. In our waters here in NL the Tides / Currents / Shipping routes require me to have the compass screen as my primary screen in front of me at all time. This screen does not provide me Tank Pressure so switching to the main screen is required. I hope Suunto will make a 1 field Compass view somewhere in the future.

@Ldive Agree. But as it always happens in the beginning of the dive it might also be a pressure related issue with the POD, just see all the screen prints, it happens all the time descending. The only strange thing is that when I switched back from my compass screen the Nautic wasn’t able to show Air/Air Time for several seconds and then it picked-up. This is something i’ve never seen before. To answer your remarks, LED flashlights work on a pulse modulation fequency swiching the LED on/off for full power or dimmed use, that is not the problem as this is only the bulb intensity emitting frequency. The issue is that LED Driver electronics can emit signals generating Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) in the 20 - 100 Khz. So while the actual lights themselves don’t broadcast RFI signals, the internal electrical drivers and switching power supplies can generate high-frequency electromagnetic noise which can intefere with the signals transmitted by the Tank POD to the Nautic. This can intefere with the POD signals and frequency inteference can drop communication in the range of 50-90%. This is what I saw happening onder water as the Nautic was not able to show Air and Air time for switching back and fourth from the compass screen. I will do some testing to hope that I can reproduce this behaviour above water.

@Hugues78fr you can paste pictures on a laptop. On a phone or tablet it doesn’t work on this forum.

I have had the Suunto Run since June 2025. It had never happened to me but last week It restarted in the middle of a race, very disconcerting, I hope it won’t happen again…