@elbee haha, recognizable dynamics. My girlfriend might notice the same when I switch

As I used Vertical Ti in past I enjoyed more Titanium more than Solar:D

@André-Faria at my institute we use LLMs, I am not a huge fan, but there are ways in which they can help developers. It is still early days though, IMHO, and we will see what the real effect is in few years from now.

@sky-runner how frustrating. Reliability is the number item no matter what. If you are in the mountains and the watch fails, its very frustrating and problematic imo. Sure, important to always have a back up gps unit with you but still. I haven’t had any issues with my watches during long outings but it does concern me.

@Speed-Man Maybe I haven’t explained myself clearly but I do know the diferences between both technologies, and as I said I do use the chest strap when I want to have the ZoneSense information, for the rest of the cases I use the OHR armband. Previous to my SVTS the wirst OHR was very bad for me and the chest strap makes me a nasty sore during the hot months of the year, that in my area could be from April to October. With the SVTS the wirst OHR has improved greatly but it still fails a lot of times for me, the armband is very comfortable and convinient for me. Regarding the accuracy, bpm values are at par with the chest strap in most of the ocasions except in interval sessions where it lags behind the chest strap, not in the values but in the responsiveness.

@elbee said: 6 crashes in 2 years is way too much. I only had 1 in just over one and a halve year. Obviously it happened in a race. Once in a race, within weeks of having the watch. Another two or three times during tracking and two times on holiday while charging and once while sleeping that I described in another topic…

@Steven-Hambleton I ran a half marathon recently with my Suunto Run and used Marathon Mode as well as Ghost Runner. Worked great for me and I got a new PB Very happy to have had those tools.

@9ppuser Any changes in your network? Are you sure you don’t have MAC address restrictions or a limit on how many devices are allowed to connect? Has to be a network that is supporting 2.4 ghz.

@sindavide said: @elbee Ok, then it’s the watch. Did Suunto offer any solution? By the way, while the Smart Sensor is being repaired i got another one, used yesterday for biking and today for swimming, seems fine, no disconnections They told me not to expect a fix by a firmware update anytime soon. During my training yesterday I also didn’t had a disconnect. Have to say, only the heart rate sensor was connecten. The battery of my stryd was empty (after my vacation I didn’t check). And I started with frequent reboots, also to see if that mitigate the battery drain problems. (after a forced reboot due to a complete empty battery after a hike caused by the battery train, my battery usage is quite okay)

@JochenParat thanks for the update. The result is: there is an issue + there are cases where the build is not published but nobody can say why.

@cverdu said: The fact that the problems appeared with the newer firmware and disappear when I return to 2.53.42 tells me (or at least I hope so) that it shouldn’t be a hardware issue… Or it is a hardware issue that is triggered with the new firmware. Had something like this before on a PC. Bad memory module - worked fine with Windows 98 or so, but failed with Linux.

A new relase is aviable : *Release notes 2.56.28 Staged update starting on August 31st, 2026 This update improves software stability and includes several bug fixes Improvements: Improved overall stability Fixed an issue where pool swimming distance and duration could be displayed incorrectly in certain scenarios* I hope this will correct the bug !

@Nandodiver https://github.com/deepsealabs/libdc-swift/issues/29#issuecomment-5508298975

@herlas I wonder if that works outside of swimming activities. I seem to remember to have gaps in the FIT file for running when the sensor disconnects for a couple of seconds…

@herlas Well, that would be great. Or at least it could better support the developers’ efforts, since it already provides them with the Suunto Plus platform.

@Egika ok, thanks. So just have to wait for next firmware maybe

@isazi So the countless people complaining on this forum and all over the internet that already have a response from suunto… that’s what? Edit: What’s the point of Suunto running these forums if they’re not going to monitor them for issues as well? I have finally sent off an email to support and will report back with their response, but I wouldn’t hold my breath for a positive outcome.