@freeheeler said in Recovery: watch and SA differ: @emkei me too… but I found a workaround: in movescount suunto promoted the phone as an extended watch display: that’s what I do. I use the watch mainly to track and record and look at the data in the app only. which data is correct? I don’t know. but it is where I see a long term trend. and I don’t want to worry Yes, this is probably the only way - but still awkward as Suunto is the only company I know having this issue. Unfortunately, this was not the only reason I left - there were differences between watch, iOS app and iPadOS in: steps TSS Recovery Resources HRV And sleep tracking was really off (especially if ready at bed, or working at a standing desk) The thread: Recovery watch & App

@Brad_Olwin It will be great for Suunto Coach AI !

@Manuel-Extreme off wrist detection is not contact based, but somehow optical. From here on I have no more ideas, sorry.

@MirkoP said in 9PP Appreciation in 2026 / Things to fix before it's orphaned: Also, in Trail mode with the Polar H9 heart rate belt, the heart rate zone indicator (the frame in each window) doesn’t work. I switched to Run mode and it started working again. possibly you changed intensity zones for your trail running to something different? Check for this in the options. E.g. If you changed this to ZoneSense, it will take 10 minutes to actually show something…

yes, that’s great! the only downside I found is that after having selected the week days (in customization mode) you have to remember to scroll back to the top in order to press Select, otherwise the selection isn’t saved: this behavior differs from other entries in the menu where flagging an option is enough to have it working.

@isazi the sdk is so easy to work with that I wouldn’t be surprised that this is the case. I’m so happy with the watch itself and the general software experience so this is essentially the last puzzle that allows getting rid of other platforms and consolidating everything sports/longevity related around my suunto

@Nelson-Diogo to me is seems to be as designed, as the preview in the app looks the same. My guess would be that Run just don’t have the baro trend data.

@isazi ops… sorry

@isazi Great

@Efejota said in Offline Maps and Routing in Suunto App: Offline apparently requires that the watch has been paired (previously?) I just tried this since I was wondering the same thing (I have two phones that I switch between, one running old SA software and one with the new offline map option). So it will work, but the key is to remove the pairing from the watch only (Settings > Connectivity > Paired devices > MobileApp > Forget). This will keep the watch associated with the device you are moving away from and thus keep the offline maps as available option. However, if you remove the watch from the app by using the “Manage connection” option, offline maps disappear. I assume this will work for a tablet running SA as well.

@2b2bff said in Suunto in Movies/Series..: @Tami999 I thought I had seen the cutout for the flashlight… But in another video you can see, that is no MIP: https://youtu.be/aJY_JuGDWSU?si=neCqVae3plyIqZft&t=267 Nevertheless, cool that it is no Garmin… Okay, maybe he’s just bought different strap :D. 8:23 definitely looks more like Athletic 2 V1 default strap (orange canyon) rather than Athletic 9 from Vertical 2 (Canyon) where holes area is darker orange color. Anyway good catch!

Hi, Seems the problem was that I finished both activities in Z1. Today I’ve pushed more ending in Z2 and it appeared!!

@Danny If you have a multimeter, you could measure the voltage between the two contacts – around 5V DC – to check if the cable is ok

@2b2bff yes, sorry, shorter than 1 min, not 10 sec. The data field shows only hh:mm or mm:ss, do it depends on the activity duration

@isazi said in Edición Limitada, seguimiento de sueño sin frecuencia cardiaca. No aparece e primer plano objetivo de sueño: you cannot track sleep without H24 heart monitoring enabled as far as I am aware Thats funny, because the manual says: NOTE: All sleep measurements are based on movement only, so they are estimates that may not reflect your actual sleep habits. and In addition to duration, your watch can also assess sleep quality by following your heart rate variability during sleep. The variation is an indication of how well your sleep is helping you rest and recover. Sleep quality is shown on scale from 0 to 100 in the sleep summary, with 100 being the best quality. Measuring heart rate, blood oxygen and heart rate variability (HRV) while sleeping If you wear your watch during the night, you can get additional feedback on your heart rate, HRV and blood oxygen level (needs to be activated in the sleep tracking settings) while sleeping. To keep the optical heart rate on during the night, ensure that Daily HR is enabled (see Heart rate). But possibly that is just and old section that never got revised as new watches have been made…

Thank you very much for answers! Didn’t know that. I’ll prepare more blocks for solve problem of repetitions.

I still dont get how this is possible. Maybe I am wrong, but I thought that the device, watch (not only Suunto) works as the recorder of data, and those are moved to app for further processing. The more sofisticated calculation happens in the app, and basic ones on the device and/or app using the same algorithm. Why other brands do not experience these issues?

@pavel.samokha pls check above. Thx

@brave_dave Absolutely agree with you about notifications.

@Egika No no. Was only an idea. Another thread for this exists already for longer time.