@Manuel-Extreme Hello, I am french and new here. I speak bad english, sorry. Do you know how to modify the atmospheric pressure on vertical axis 2, please?

“Charged my watch to 100% at 11 AM. It’s now 1 PM and already down to 95%. Apparently, my watch has big ambitions — maybe it’s training for the Olympics in background activity. I even reset it, gave it a fresh start in life, but clearly it prefers drama over efficiency. That ‘connected but not available’ status? Yeah, sounds like my watch is in a relationship with chaos.”

@Alpha-156.42 to be honest I was trying to sell mine, nobody wanted it so I decided to keep it. There are so many Suunto watches online available for sale in my country, I was very surprised.

@fedequei Sorry, English isn’t my native language: I may not have been clear. That’s exactly right, it’s the swipe up from the control bar at the bottom of the home screen. You’ll see that your watch no longer syncs automatically, so the weather widget may no longer be up to date, and activities no longer sync automatically at the end of the activity, but doing it once a day is enough. My routine has become: I get up in the morning, synchronise the watch for the weather widget and sleep tracking, then manually close the app. Then, if I’ve been running or doing an activity, I synchronise again. Basically, I’ve gone from multiple automatic synchronisations per day to two manual synchronisations. This obviously has an impact on the battery.

@Olaf-Gottschalk said in Bug: power meter loses connection in activity: Believe it or not… I had Polar for many years and that last watch I had crashed almost on a weekly basis. So I am glad to be away from Polar. Garmin, I don’t like them at all. That’s kind of interesting. Is there anything that ties the behaviour between the two watches together? I have a Garmin 955, a Polar V3 and a Suunto Race and I’ve never had a crash in any of them? Could there be some commonality for you use case?

It worked now. I deleted the Bluetooth connection from my phone and, just to be safe, reconnected the strap to the watch.

@maszop I agree that function cannot stomp all over form, there needs to be a balance. The two new faces, Race 2 and Vertical 2, are really nice and I switch between them, I just wish they’d consider slightly larger fonts for the complications, just reduce the time a little. It can work!

@Josaiplu i am more curiouse about battery life too. I had to chatge after 9days only with very little of GPS activity. So it was noticable.

@ChrisA it is Runalyze… yeah, possibly it’s a me problem

@Brad_Olwin In the austrian / german shop there is just Wing2 and Sonic

@Tieutieu Well it is now official

@owend looks good

Question 2 : altitude can be adjusted manually in widget, but not during exercices (not needed with fusedalti)

@cosme.costa In my case, this condition never had to be met. Apart from the well-known incident a year ago, I have noticed normal battery consumption in SV1.

@jthomi No, unfortunately it doesn’t - sorry

I also had a lot to say. It is a start, but not to be a broken record, but Suunto software needs some love right now and this is one area that does not compete well with other options out there.

@greku I had same experience. Charge went up to 99% and stood there. After that in 48h it went to 81%. Then I did shut down bluetooth discovery for other devices and now after four and a half day I have 66% left. I don’t know if discovery mode have something to do with battery consumption.

As this topic is about weight I want to add something Ontopic: The measured weight of the silicone strap is 19g versus the textile only weighting 5g! Impressive and in line with the TOs measurements

@Tomas5 mine looks very similar. I log on average 30-45min gps a day. AOD off, lowest brightness and raise to wake display only