@Алексей-Недорезов-G ok, thank you for checking!

I reported this issue and was promised it would be addressed with the first firmware upgrade. But it wasn’t. Agree it’s highly annoying and needs to be addressed immediately!

Hi Hav you could fix your problem, either by resuming the downgrade again, or through upgrading to the latest sw version ? BR Jack

I did manage to get the app working again, but not with what I would consider a repeatable process. Eventually it spontaneously turned itself back on. At least once it’s added to a sport profile and used it seems stable so far.

@Dieter1960 is it iOS you are using with Apple Health? maybe other devide saves data into Apple Health and then Suunto takes those data out from there?

I have been experimenting with wearing a different watch to see if it’s a common issue, but this rash is keep coming back after switching back to SR2. At this point I am starting to think it’s an allergic reaction to some material on the watch itself.

@Radek-0 That would be amazing! Larger complication fonts ftw!

This is not an issue with Coros, but an issue with the Suunto run (I have the same issue with a Polar hr sensor). They admitted it when I emailed support and said they’ll look into it (that was a couple of months ago),

@zagazoo I emailed Suunto support. At first I got a generic response, then when I insisted I got a slightly less generic one (they told me I should buy the Suunto hr strap lol), and finally the third time they said that indeed there is a compatibility issue on Suunto’s side and that they’ll look into it. You should nudge them too.

Finally, almost in my case, this problem is corrected in the last beta version.

I have a similar issue with watch measurement (no extra heart rate monitor, only watch). During walks sometimes the heart rate suddenly starts showing a way too high. This looks like a watch issue to me, cause the only thing that fixes the problem is to take the watch off my wrist, wait for it to stop detecting the heart rate and then put the watch back on. Just changing how much the strap is tight doesn’t help at all. Example: [image: 1771161988524-10da731d-b8a4-44e5-8c8c-f26b58f0f99f-image.png]

I went full nuclear option and bought a new Suunto HRM (admittedly, mine was about 10 years old). So far have not had any of the previous issues with the new belt.