@Alpha-156.42 Any relation to smelly belt? This forum is like a very big mess

Speaking for me - Crowns and AMOLED keep me away from upgrading. AMOLED would be okay but only with maximum battery life. Most of the time I forget that there is touch too. Maybe because you always have to push a button before starting to use touch.

@segi_pn Yes, 16 minutes to sunrise, so clearly the waked-up state right picture (with seconds) is correctly represented. Stand-by display on the left (no seconds), the analog gauge is shifted counterclockwise as if it’s already about ~30 minutes past sunrise. This should be trivial to fix.

@VoiGAS

@herlas Yup, the only numbers I still trust on my watch are time, distance & speed.

@dark_chocolate said in Always on during activity: @OutdoorMan no U sure? [image: 1763753950562-87c45368-c8fd-46dd-a4c3-e8fba049de23-image.jpeg]

@OutdoorMan Still wasted space. The bottom section should be swipable down, so that Suitable activity types hides, but the elevation profile remains visible at the bottom of the screen. [image: 1763741954479-1763708014761-eba40fad-e90f-4cb4-a87e-b253e9800e7e1-image.webp] Top part of the map is missing in the image above, this much space… [image: 1763742191790-hidden.webp]

@Umer-Javed The good news is that after factory reset it does it constantly, so it should be no problem to replicate I can open RMA using the chat? How?

@Mattg576 it’s great how you could configure Suunto watches for different “use cases”

@sky-runner said in Suunto Athletics 7 loop strap: @v.sacre This looks like a common problem. I have the same strap, and the metallic part also detached after just a few weeks of use. I put it back and squeezed it with pliers, and so far, many weeks later, it stays attached. But I should say that overall I am disappointed with this strap and will not buy another one. The main problem is that it quickly stretched out and lost some of original elasticity. The longer strap is now borderline too long for me, but the short strap is too short. Next time I’ll buy Garmin Ultrafit strap which is higher quality and more comfortable. I also used Abanen hook and loop strap from Amazon with Race and still use with Race S. Even inexpensive Abanen strap is higher quality, in my opinion, than this Suunto strap. Longer strap is too long for me, I mean this metal part is too close to watch case. Short is too short like You said. I chooses to use short and over time it’s scratched out and its longer over time of use. But I agree. A bit expensive for this type of strap. I would buy 3, maybe 4 of them for same price without logo.

@MarkG good luck with that! Please share your experience with the H10 once you have done some workouts

I don’t know. I think I’ll sell it again. With every update, something else stops working. With the latest update, it’s the heart rate and blood oxygen measurement that are broken for me.

@Egika As written in the opening post, @branzow ist using the latest firmware !!!

@Mardee-Saxton here it is: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/13895/recovery-time-is-3119-hours.-i-guess-i-shouldn-t-run-next-4-months?_=1763525782170

1:15h Sauna and Wellness. Burned calories 370 but Recovery Time 83 hours… Damn suunto, whats going on . When this bug will be fixed [image: 1763665418606-1000115972.jpg]

@Hari-Seldon thank you

@prakalejas totally agree, it can even be 3d printed Design is really easy to make and will cost like 2-3$ per charger (printing material, magnets and usb c to wire adapters When I see the price of the oem charger for race 2 vertical 2 I found it is really overpriced, 30$ sounds a much more fair price to me I understand that a company must earn money but the price of the charger does not seems fair to me especially when I compare to their watch price policy that is really really good

@prashant sleep and resources and HRV work great for me and like I said are inline with other devices I wore simultaneously with my Suuntos.

@Chris-Offler I’ve also had this happen. My guess is that it’s due to the fact that the touch screen becomes active when an alarm goes off. The “Snooze” and “Dismiss” options are therefore active and sensitive to touch. If the watch detects any input across the screen, you could accidentally dismiss or snooze an alarm before you know it (the vibration and sound are delayed ever so slightly from the touch screen activating). Just a guess, but it explains why I usually experience this in bed when I may not be aware that something is touching the watch face. I mentioned this some time back and suggested that alarms should only be controlled by button pushes.