@runomatic said in Vertical 2 resources: just as accurately as it did with my Garmin Epix Race S user here, Resources work ok, but my Epix Pro is another level… I drank alcohol the other day and Garmin Body battery showed stress well into my sleep time. Real rest started about two hours into my sleep. Race S has not bothered about this. Resources started to increase steadily about 21:00 as Garmins body battery was still declining. Body battery started to increase shortly before midnight…

@Sportsfreund Yeah! I think this is known by Suunto. I have the problem as well. There was a problem with the 9 Peak Pro. It just erased all the watch faces. Suunto fixed that in a few days, but since then the watchfaces are not shown in the app. On the watch I don’t have problems

@Steven-Hambleton from a few posts I read here I can see your initial enthusiasm about Suunto faded very quickly. What happened? Sorry for the off-topic. Well done @Nikolai-Simonov !

@2b2bff Thank you

Hi, I’m having issues again with HR data not being recorded in the last part of the activity. There have now been consecutive updates all at the same time, so it is difficult to understand why the problem has occurred again. I’ve updated the Polar H10 to latest fw, 4.1.10 I’ve updated SA to 6.5.7 (Android) I’ve updated the Run to 3.22.24 [image: 1765211731887-run.png]

@TED77 luckily I have both Suunto and Polar belts, so I just switched to Suunto and gave Polar to my wife, since she’s an Apple girl and has no problems with H10 that is my solution

@2b2bff I’d be surprised to see a tilted rectangular display But I agree on the QC part.

@Fenr1r ?? Not sure what I am saying yes to, but thought a visual of that app would be easier to identify than creating new sport profiles, I like it better than Garmin, They do not have the activity time and HR in the time.

@vinc14 in my case, rebooting my phone helps, at least for a while, see also here Obviously that’s not a solution.

@Marc-G. 6.5.8 on Android. I’m on the beta program though.

@Brad_Olwin As I said in my original post this wasn’t the issue. This issue fixed itself and I am now able to see zonesense data on the watch and in the app, and I am not sure but believe one of the 2 following things fixed it: HRM 200 version updated to 5.40 Looking at the HRM 200 manual (Manual) I realized the device have 2 connection types: secure and open. Secure is when the device blinks green twice and open when it blinks green three times. I am not sure what was the connection type when I originally tried to make it work, but when trying again after opening this thread I made sure to use the open connection state. My hypothesis is that one of the two fixed my issue. Leaving this for future reference and future google searches, as when I searched this I didn’t find anything related.

@pavel.samokha My iOS 15.8.5, Suunto App Version 2.39.1 (16998), email: <redacted>, Username: kosmarikas. Watch: Suunto Race S, Software version 2.48.16. Here some screenshots:[image: 1765314962264-img_8062.png] [image: 1765314962282-img_8061.png]

@kriskus said in Watch faces for less able eyes: Either it should actually change by .1 or just be rounded to the full integer Right, if the battery meter has a resolution of 1%, having any decimal places is pointless. In that case, .0 is not a significant figure and is just taking up space.

My Suunto Race 2 stopped measuring blood oxygen after updating to version 2.48.16. Manual measurements don’t work at all, and the nighttime readings are inaccurate. A soft reset didn’t help.

@VoiGAS No because complications are not very readable. There is no accessibility options to increase text size.

@Egika i can’t find that option on the exercise settings (Suunto Run)

@Egika Tried again today. It didn’t work the first run (same as yesterday, no data on the display). I ended the exercise and reset (power off and power on again). I started the exercise again and… it worked as expected! Everything ok. I ended the exercise. I started a new exercise and… it didn’t work. Reset. I started a new exercise and worked as expected. So, i reset just before the exercise, everything works fine but if i not reset, it doesn’t work. I will send you my log. Thanks.

Posting my experience here too. I continue to monitor in my next charging cycle. I have a feeling that the slight drainage increase that I experienced in the last day or so of the previous cycle continues but too early to tell for sure. Here is my recent battery experience with my Vertical 2. Over the past 14 days (and a bit) I managed to do 19.5 GPS+HR activities and drain 91% of my battery. I built a simple prediction model for battery drainage rate assuming that there are three different drainage rates: During GPS+HR activity (running and cycling in my case), during sleep (DND) and while idle (with notifications and raise to wake variations). Under these assumptions I tried to approximate the drainage model as close as possible to the battery levels and activity times I recorded during the day and came up with the following numbers (they imply slightly less than 5% per day without activities and more than the spec 65 GPS hours): Sleep tracking rate: 0.11%/h Non activity rate: 0.25%/h GPS Activity rate: 1.16%/h Flashlight rate: 20%/h The above model worked very well during most of the two weeks until the last day or so when the battery got to about 20%. From that point it seems to drain faster than my model allowed. In fact, until that point, the model showed about 1.07% drainage per GPS hour which I updated to the higher number above to compensate for the end. Settings: AOD OFF Raise to wake: Display only 247 HRM Notifications ON No external BT connections except Android Suunto App (6.4.7) Wireless OFF BT discovery OFF Brightness LOW DND from 22:00-5:40 Sleep tracking on with HRM but without SPO2 NO USE OF FLASHLIGHT [image: 1765122476069-pasted-image.png]

@Mff73 only one phone