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

Appreciate your help. @NickK @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos

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@isazi voted as it makes sense

@Dawid-Jędryka but I also see on the chart the calories high on the 12:00 how can this be then?

@NickK said in iOS vs Android version: In fact, it probably offers more info come to think about it. You can select what to use for totals/aggregation in upper right corner, and for each reporting period you immediately get time, miles, average heart rate, activity count, activity types… And the progress bar serves as a handy bar chart of sorts illustrating chosen attribute for aggregation. except Ascent metric we really need to be patient with this.

@Annika-Eurola should be much faster than MC Anytime and thanks for the kind words

@sartoric ooops, indeed…

@NickK Okay, good to know that then! So it can work with autolaps on.

@vgnjhd it also depents on the current weather changes. if the airpressure change for more then 5m (1mbar= 8meters, so around 0,63mbar) in 3 minutes the watch switches alti mode. when the pressure change is smaller then 0,63mbar in 12 minutes it changes back to baro mode. (as i remeber correct) it is documented in the manuall. so depending on the buildings Air-flow-System (open close doors), it will allways change if the pressure change is too high. on all the manufacturers. but i can tell you, it is much more consistend then for example on garmin auto mode. i would not care about.

@Brad_Olwin maybe they fixed it already

Yup, is possibile. But it’s tricky to do without want it. Hold middle button and enter in the menù is near to be impossibile while swimming

@Jonathan-Schwarz My last run was about 13 hours ago, so if delayed processing fixes it, it would have been fixed… Still I spot-checked the past 4-5 runs, and the chart matches the graph just fine, down to a minute I’d say. Perhaps, something’s got screwy with that particular run?

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos I know. Is it confirmed that it’s corrected on the S line? I’ve reported this issue with the Spartan a couple of months ago to Suunto customer support and got the usual “I’ll forward to the devs” response. I thought I give it a try to get some votes on this as it’s told that votes do matter…

@Ole-Jacob-Følling If it’s just route-following you’re after (and in a hurry), you can use other WearOS apps that will accept SA-generated routes. It’s a bit of a workaround and almost certainly has a greater battery hit than the Suunto system. Exactly how much greater is currently being researched by Top Individuals.

@NickK it was already available yesterday but there is no way to order it, although it is stated as in stock. Really strange. Anyhow, the watch should arrive on Monday, I still have to try and evaluate it. Still a question mark around the size. Never had such a big watch. I have a suunto elementum ventus already but it is smaller. When I decide to keep it, I will look again at the spare charger. Thanks

@alexandre-Dutil Btw, 7m recorded for a flat run is normal, right ? even 20m for the same run could be considered as correct (with a non baro device). Btw2, you can’t calculate that if for 5km those two modes have such a difference, thus for 30km it will be mutliplicated. You may just be in the GPS altitude mesurement precision (non precision). Btw3, strange that you say it is consistent each time you change sport mode, such a difference happen : either no luck the “bad” gps days are always during snow mode, or something behind it. Have you ever try to do the same day, the same loop twice, switching from one mode to another and see ? If you sync with SA, and have an Android phone, you can import the raw files to QS and we may see all raw data to check GPS accurency during your activities.

@sartoric ok

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos yes maybe I will try restoring the factory settings. Thank you.

@sartoric massive!!! im not the only one tranditional guy hahaha…with breadcrumb and poi you dont need a compass indeed…but when you need to modify the route from a destroyed path from physical conditions and the cellphone has no singnal and you have paper map for (back up and emergency situations), during the exerscise it would be very useful this tool feature…mainly in deep forest with very tall trees you have no visibility for a refence point…!! -sorry for my english are very bad like garmin watches !!! -analog compass is always the best solution! but i have it also in the watch and is very easy/fast/reliable to use …(but not in exercise mode) thanks again!

@Gareth-Stockdale Did 1.5 hours run outside yesterday (always on display, tilt/power tilt off, touch to wake off, google assistant voice BS off, GPS on, OHR on, and music from the watch via paired headphones – most of it subscription DRM-protected Google Maps stuff). About 45 minutes in Bluetooth on the watch crashed (but that’s a separate story). During that time the battery went down from 97% to about 77%. The next 45 minutes with Suunto app alone the battery dropped to about 68%. I’d reckon this watch should hold for 7-9 hours run without music, or 4-5 hours run with music. The battery drain has been fairly consistent with all my previous runs.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos I remember in my old old Garmin 60csx map I could adjust the quantity of details depending on the zoomlevel. Sometimes it looks too crowded on a small screen if you have too many details. Since SA is made for phones (also small 4" phones) it would be good to have a toggle for more or less details, no?!

@Calle-Bjernekull Did you try Wear OS app -> Take bug report on the watch menu? When I initially set up the watch after receiving it, it wouldn’t establish connection with Google Fitness no matter what. I was about to reset it, but then decided to report a bug. Lo and behold! After some wheels spinning when I pressed this menu, the watch magically reconnected. Outside of that, I would only suggest: a) Try force-quitting Wear OS, Google Fitness apps on both phone and watch, clearing cache/data, reinstalling (removing updates on watch/uninstalling on phone), and trying to setup them again. b) Make sure you have Suunto’s update applied. Forget your watch in Suunto app, then reset. Once the reset/repair is done, get app updates again as these would be lost during reset. Start Fit on the watch first. Make sure it connects to Fit cloud/phone app. After that add the watch to Suunto app and establish connection to Fit from Suunto app on the watch.

Thanks for the replies. I managed to get it to sync. Just kept playing with it until it finally worked. I ended up unpairing it repairing a few times. I think it took about 15 mins to sync there first time though. Who knows, it’s working now.

Thank you both! That’s very helpful.