hello @braisfb , same with V1. Very frustrating for me, the 2 times it happened, both during a race. There is a thread to cover theses crashes : https://forum.suunto.com/topic/15153/crash-reports-collection-q1-2026?_=1783714628703

@lydum, known and fixed in next firmware.

@2b2bff Hi. I met the same issue. The Suunto guides from AI Suunto Plans were not removed and stopped syncing. I am not able to make it work anyway. But I also have my manually created Suunto guides synced to my watch, and, surprisingly, removing one of my manually created Suunto guides fixes the whole process of syncing. Please try.

Here’s a new one… https://youtu.be/MhZQnRdROTM?si=KwQyVIFJ_C_Kb9Zg

@pavel.samokha Utrecht in The Niederlande. Black grid issue [image: 1783626316729-1000278880.jpg] [image: 1783626316762-1000278879.jpg] [image: 1783626316777-1000278878.jpg]

You’re not alone https://forum.suunto.com/post/193526

2.14 (2026-07-07) The heart-rate zone bar and trend chart now react right away in workouts without speed data — indoor sessions, or while waiting for a GPS fix — where they could previously lag behind by a couple of minutes. The view you selected stays selected after lap and other watch overlays, and the trend keeps averaging smoothly through them. Shows – instead of STABLE until there is enough data to judge your effort. Also, I’ve spammed 30+ manual laps and cycled through screens like mad and all is stable as a rock. Just didn’t manage to breake the app or the watch.

@leorus have you set the depth for automatic start to the maximum?

@Sharkhugger I receive the same warnings simply by lifting my left arm to activate the deflator valve of my drysuit. It is often seen as a Ascent speed violation.

@Belli-Sher-Tri @mrkus it is a well known and reported issue of bluetooth sensors dropping connection (power-meters and HR belt monitors) to Vertical/Vertical2/Race/Race2 that Suunto unfortunately (at least officially) continues to refuse to acknowledge. If you search the forum there are multiple instances of this problem reported (and very well documented). ‍️ @brad_olwin @isazi @dimitrios-kanellopoulos @pavel.samokha

Fixed. “modificationTime”: was wrong in the manifest.json.

@Steven-Limmer Hello. I have had a ride yesterday and checked my data as I also had a stop. I stopped for a bit more than 15 minutes, exactly 11 minutes with no power output was recorded. I’m not sure if my Assioma Duo Pro RS did fall asleep, but when I continued, power data and cadence were there immediately. I will monitor this on my next rides (Watch is Vertical 2, latest FW) I have checked the Favero App settings for the PW: standby is set to 5 minutes right now and max. standby time would be 720 minutes with a lot of options in between. Maybe worth a try?

@janiroodt I recommend that you read this: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/14710/race-2-accuracy/123 It appears that there is a correction in progress.

@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.

@ccrhenrik This is usual behavior for nearly all smartwatches I know (not only Suunto) that they can pair to only one app connection. You need i.e. to disable bluetooth on the other device (or to unpair it in BT, but then you need to pair again) , then it switches to the app on the second device. This is how I have solved it.

It is insane that there is still no first party support for syncing workouts from Zwift to Suunto.

I am also happy with my 9PP, but charging it every two days begins to annoy me. So looking for two options, send it so Service for a battery replacement, or buy a newer model… Anyone knows how long Service times are nowadays?