@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

@Martin-Vrska great it works again

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.

@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

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I hope so…

@SuuntoR remembering brightness or color will come as well

@Gunnar said in Posting images...: @OutdoorMan I am on Android and can’t find the option to copy a screenshot with onboard screenshot app. Any help for Android? Which Android? On Samsung you do a screenshot, it will show a thumbnail of it bottom left. You tap on this - or go into gallery and open it there - then on the upper right in the three dots menu you can copy it in the clipboard…

@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.

Same lag and black screen with Vertical Week watchface, going from AOD to full watchface by pressing a button. However, when I just use gesture, turning the wrist it behaves as it should…

Indeed no VO2max for cycling even with power meter. For walking activities, I use Hiking sport mode and do not have vo2max estimation which is fine to me. I préfère having it only for running. For cycling I have vo2max estimation from my Garmin Edge unit.

@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.

@SyntaxError the HR readins with the belt should be the same on Garmin and Suunto. I remember having read something about the HRM Pro+ here in the forum not too long ago. That said, distances should be about the same as well. If they differ by that amount, you should email support@suunto.com - possibly you have a defect watch…

Hello, Thank you very much for your help, which has been invaluable. I carried out both resets, but unfortunately, the issue remains unchanged. I will have to initiate the return process. Once again, thank you for your assistance.

@Audaxjoe said in No more weather in my location (City) it shows district now.: England is a pretty big place That is hilarious! And it is really strange reading about the different experiences here. My own example has gone from poor weather data (extremely localized, but far away) to pretty darn good with the last android app version; which in my case now uses region data. I live in a small village. About 10 km southeast from this place, as the crow flies, lies an even smaller village which in itself is positioned 5 km south of a small town. That tiny ‘sleeper-village’ (population ca 1000) is where Suunto used to retrieve the weather data from. Since my village lies at 96 metres above sea level, the other village at 35 metres, there is a large lake seperating us and they have a high Horst (raised fault block; block mountain) immediately to their east side, the different microclimates often meant a several degrees centigrade difference. Rain, wind, fog etc also diverged all too often. But now, with the weather data pertaining to “Skåne län” [Scania County], I couldn’t be happier. Comparing the screen of my personal weather station with the Suunto Race S is almost spooky! The temperature, the humidity, the air quality… [I should underline that I have a good temperature/humidity sensor encased in a large homebuilt Gill multiple-plate radiation shield]. [image: 1763023015577-1000009684.png] [image: 1763023069758-1000009679.png] [image: 1763023112568-1000009680.png] [image: 1763023131924-1000009681.png] [image: 1763023158230-1000009682.png]

@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.

@Trashpanda ja ich hab dem support schon geschrieben. schon bestimmt das 5 6. mal auch wegen den Intervallen… die gehen nur bei BASIC Laufen… nicht bei Trail dann z.B. macht kein sinn eiglt… man sollte die intervalle bei jeder aktivität einfügen können