@sartoric said in Vertical calories: That said, an estimation is what it is true!

@timecode I did check and unfortunately can’t help. I don’t see any issues on the cloud end. Different case. @adrian-suunto Suunto 9 Baro has limited storage size, your workout data may be already overwritten by newer workouts data. IIRC you can check that by open the workout on the watch and see if workout summary has charts (like HR graph). If no then it’s the workout data is gone from the watch. So if it failed to sync from the watch to mobile app then it’s unlikely we can do anything.

@szleslie it is totally fine to report any finding here. It is not necessarily a bug and often other users know how to solve a certain situation. Of course it always makes sense to first search the forum before posting something, as it might have been discussed before. But noone will be punished if there are duplicates. I only know some bugs (mostly the ones I reported personally), so I don’t have the full picture. There is no public list of know bugs.

Well, not normally monitored after a few days of observation, I still lack 2-4 hours at the end of the night for whatever reason. I hope the future update will fix most of the bugs because I just bought the watch 2 weeks ago and this is not giving me a good image…

@2b2bff Danke dir 🤌

@Александр-Даниленко I have Android 15 and it works. Initially, it didn’t work. After several disconnection/connection attempts, it suddenly started working.

@isazi thanks for the explanation! But apparently then polar itself and Garmin use the exact same filter/algorithm (100% overlap of data, maybe already filter applied by the h10. Is that possible?). Only Suunto uses another one. Which one though is more correct… At least, the values from Garmin and polar seem more realistic to me!

Tried several things again, setting intensity zones to ZS, uninstalling and installing ZS+ app. No success so far, ZS still doesn’t work. Today will run with specific HR zones and will repair the chest strap again.

@MKPotts, it’s a 9 Peak Pro. Not sure it’s the update that caused the issue, TBH. Just trying to figure out what caused it. I’ve sent it to Suunto for repair. I’ll post their feedback here.

@Alonzo yeah, you are right - I missed that somehow. But my Race S never displayd that metric…

@maszop said in Wrong elevation gain: Suunto doesn’t smooth out barometer readings, and any disturbances can cause much higher readings. I heard, but have not tested yet, that some fixes for sudden increase/drop in pressure will be tested with next firmware.

@surfboomerang said in returning to suunto with the Race 2, few startup question: No, AFAIK DND is a setting in the watch independant of sport modes I have the same behaviour with my S9PP, DND stays on if you turn it on for an activity. It’s an unexpected behaviour but it doesn’t bother me much, I anyway turn it on and off often with a long-press shortcut.

@jjorgemoura Ha Ha Ha, let’s exchange watches … The biggest problem is that support agents have no clue about technical issues, and they dont reply on time either. Finally, you give up. When I escalate this issue to the agent and ask what should do with this watch when it’s not working or you dont share how to make it work, and a strange reply I got from the agent: “Do whatever you want to ‘sell it’ if you want to when the watch is not even 30 days old.” I dont know who to escalate this to.

@duffman19 ah good to know thank you for your answer

@gone-troppo this happened to me, linked below. I sent my watch in under warranty and they replaced it with a new unit, which works fine now. Sadly, the one that broke was made in Finland and the replacement was made in China. Identical otherwise. https://forum.suunto.com/topic/12114/solar-widget-no-longer-shows-maximal-in-bright-sun?_=1756449248876

@maszop said in Map Rendering and Trail Visibility after Software Update 2.43.8/.12: One quick glance at the watch screen and you could immediately see if a side path that looked more interesting or safer connected to the previously planned route. Now you have to pull out your phone and only then check it. The complete opposite of the idea of ​​a watch with maps. Fully agree. And this applies not only to trails but also to creeks that we can see on your map at 500m. Now that is no longer possible too. Creeks are very important as water sources when doing longer trail adventures - trail runs and fastpacking hikes. Here I was actually trying to figure out whether my route crossed the creek ahead of me. The trail goes not too far from a fairly large creek that I could hear, but it is displayed only at lower zoom levels: [image: 1756323594654-pxl_20250821_165601597-1.jpg] For me, this map is pointless and not much better than what I had with Ambit3 a decade ago. What is even the point of a faster MCU and a larger, higher resolution display in Race 2, if the map rendering is so primitive?

@Kevin-Major In an other post „someone“ said „… in the next 1 months max“ (without guarantee). That was about 2 weeks ago, so there is a lot of time left

@Jakub-Brzóska Could you share a GPS track of your OWS swim? Still too short? Could you elaborate on the level of discrepancy compared to other watches? Do you swim in the sea or a lake?

@Johan-Ulijn hey first of all you have to Login in your traininpeaks account. There you have to Check If your heart rate zones are same like in your watch. If not you can create there Zones manually. No Automatic Zones. Then when you have your zones updated there you will got in future same TSS values after a workout.