@Mff73 nope fixes

@pilleus Just Spotify, no other apps like Suunto or timers running?

@isazi there are some activities for me where wrist motion and watch position cause spiky and wrong alti recording… for me as a design engineer the sensor is not at the best possible location. design should follow function. since I don’t use OHR I generally wear my S9B looser around the wrist, this helps to avoid spikes. a longsleeve that goes underneath the watch body helps, too… but that’s nothing for summer month or gym workouts… I hope Suunto considers this for a potential S9B successor and thanks for your confirmation, for me it proofs that I am not dreaming or hunting ghosts

@fejker It would have been a bit short of 2 days, which is their spec for normal smartwatch use. But I did a run, so I’m not complaining. Charging even daily is fine by me. Now I only hope Suunto expands their app, or maybe Stryd ports their WatchOS goodness over to Suunto.

Yes, of course I was checking default.

@sartoric had to delete, reinstall the app and pair the watch again and the steps and calories were there. Well, only for the previous week and this one. Unfortunately, there’s no history before the 2nd Feb but at least it syncs now.

@NickK yeah I understand that, but perhaps unlisting it (not - optimised) would worth the test. Could be as that small issue , that someone did a boo boo

@sartoric … well… we can still exchange knowhow and entertain ourselves with this topic

@isazi great movie

@NickK I see. That reasoning makes sense! Thanks @NickK

8 and 5 years old, the big one has nearly always slept over the whole night but the little one…Until he was 2.5 he woke up at least 3/4 times every night and suddenly one week he started to sleep during the night and nowadays is the one that sleeps more hours.

@martin its kinda typical for charts to draw a staight line but this should not be like so.But its also a not finished feature so arguably hold on with bugs / feedback

@Luís-Pinto said in How to use QZSS on S9B: @Takeshi-Kakeda QZSS is integrated on Navstar system. You don’t have to do anything to use regional Japan system. It means that if you use Navstar alone (GPS) is nav+QZSS, if you use nav+gal you real use in Japan Nav+QZSS+Gal. Thank you for your detailed comment. I have grasped what QZSS is. Ok, I’ll try gpstest to know how the system does .

@Brad_Olwin yeah!

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Great choice! Waiting for 1+ to arrive later in the week. You used to buy a sports watch. Now you buy a sports watch (well, a sporty smartwatch) and then you have to buy a phone to go with it

@zvonejan said in Suunto 7: Missed things: Are you sure? I was not clear enough, sorry. S7 can do native the same without smartphone as Locus with companion app and smartphone. It does the same already in the map screen of the running activity. Showing a line/track on the offline map. No need for Locus on the S7. If there would be the choice to use a gpx file in the S7 Suunto App. This is what I wanted to say.

@Shrek3k no worries. I am asking also to know. There are intended behavours that can break…

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Thanks again Folks for your answers. I understand better how the Suunto app should work now (didn’t get the new release in my area yet) I hope that integration of 24×7 activity metrics into the Suunto app will be under consideration for the S7. Enjoy your weekend guys!

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos It works finally Thank you all for your support

@chrisc92 OHR / HR is helpfull for calories even during a pause. Among others also for 24/7 HR that is a no go if the user doens’t explicitly turn it off.

I’ve started a similar thread after I found out about Strava “Slide” feature but I should have continued here. It seems that Strava was experimenting with this - https://labs.strava.com/slide/ - and their algorithm is available on MIT license on github - https://github.com/paulmach/slide - which makes it possible to implement with Suunto App.

@Mi_chael Verified! Perfect and thanks for the help

@Durri Well I have read it, also - “This setting is currently available for Suunto 3 and Suunto 5.” Same goes for the other band, of course any movement contributes, but it is just too sensitive. I am just saying Sunnto should tweak that part better, in the upcoming FWs, hopefully.

@wolfie55555 My hope Suunto sees the light and delivers a few key features that would let us use Suunto 7 for some or most workouts not currently tracking well. The list is fairly short for me. I’d settle for external heart rate, footpod, and intervals at this point

@peegee See this, you should find what you need in this forum. https://forum.suunto.com/topic/3866/suunto-7-tips-and-tricks-apps-and-watch-faces/56