@Brad_Olwin Suunto Forum. I knew I’d come across this solution about a year ago somewhere in the forum - glad to see I wasn’t imagining it! If you’ve managed to connect the HRM to both watches with ZoneSense running, then it seems there’s another one of Apple’s little “features” at play. For some reason, when the HRM is also connected to the iPhone, it quietly blocks the R-R data stream. I had the same issue as Grundy82 with ZoneSense stuck on “Waiting for data,” and the only thing that helped was un-pairing the strap from my iPhone’s Bluetooth. Worked instantly - go figure!

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

@owend looks good

@jthomi No, unfortunately it doesn’t - sorry

@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.

Yes suunto is taking the absolute pi$$ with this battery drain issue. Mine is a the vertical 1 but seems it’s happening on other watches as well. Absolute core feature of suunto is battery life and they are failing hard.

Mistake on my part tss of tp was misconfigured indeed 1-2 difference thank you good evening

@neilme I wasn’t referring to customizing the default structured workout screen, that’s not possible in any Suunto as you said, but I was saying that only on Suunto Run you cannot add your own screens to the structured workout. On all other Suunto watches, while you cannot customize the Suunto Guide screen, you can add your own screens along side, this isn’t the case for Suunto Run. Interval pace, interval distance on Suunto Run are useless right now, you won’t see them during a structured workout because on Suunto Run as I said before, you cannot add your own screens, so you’re left with a few screens Suunto makes available during structure workouts and that’s it.

@Horizontal_2 not officially. Some people that read the forum work at Suunto, some are beta testers. So some feedback trickles to Suunto…

@Josaiplu Nothing, just wondering why Suunto has it different.

@Egika the weird part is that when you press the “off” (middle button) you still stay in the flashlight menu, and need yet another longer press on the middle button to exit it. If you don’t want long press, you need to go up (top button) and select “back” (middle button). I think it can easily be made simpler: enter the menu with a shortcut. Exit on off.

@Josaiplu OK. I will not keep using premium version only to get my tss properly in Suunto. If that is the reason I could better skip to the free version as you mentioned it will provide also the tss. Currently in TP I doesn’t have my daily metrics also because Suunto doesn’t send it. Who knows what I will do. I still hope that Suunto will improve and add more functionality to their platform and I hear good news, web interface i.e… :-)… I like the approach of Suunto (using TP methodology) more than Garmins approach. I also noticed that in my hammerhead data of the activity, my FTP setting is not updated. I will look how/where to change and adjust that. As mentioned that Suunto looks at the max hr of the improted activity, than this will probably have not any effect. Update: not only my ftp but also the zones in my hammerhead account were not ok. I again aligned all zones, starting with TP, Suunto (both different HR zones for running and cycling) and Hammerhead.

@paulcdavid I used my old S5 for sleep tracking some days ago, and at least in the iOS app there was deep sleep tracking.

“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.”

@safari I’m sure they can do it, but choose not to. I guess they have other priorities.

@Gideon-Kaempfer Ordered

@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.

@laufbursche7 I think you should wait - official 26.1 probably will be released tomorrow. I couldn’t stand iP 17 BT issues and installed Beta 4 (not RC) and everything is perfect now. Just as I suspected, battery drain in watch and phone is over - unstable connection was draining watch and phone 24/7. Hope they don’t break something new in the stable release.

@sky-runner totally agree I have returned my suunto bands and buy 2 ultra fit they are way more comfortable and a bit more discreet to wear