@Tieutieu said in Q4 2025 Firmware Update Infos?: @Tomas5 yes when update will be out Exactly the answer I would have given!

@cheetah694 I only use Komoot for planning routes. I then assign them to the watch. That always works perfectly.

@Tomas5 yes, you’re right, I actually never thought about how one could interpret the “like / dislike “ button in different ways to communicate in different ways. For me it always was/is a way to show my respect/thankfulness for helping others or telling something interesting or just about being communicative, and I only dislike rude or respect less posts. I may be quite too sensitive to respectless behaviour, which is maybe rooted in my martial arts background ( In most traditional martial arts showing even the slightest bit of disrespect in tournament e.g rolling your eyes or just waving with your hand normally results in direct disqualification). I may think different about dislikes now - thanks

Just to throw a thought in here, as a (newly minted) Run user: the barometer field needs some help. In Imperial units (which I as American have a love hate relationship with) it shows to the ones place for inHg—literally useless information because it would be the equivalent of showing only to the hundreds place hPa! And whats worse, the barometer trendline (far more useful, and a staple of suunto watches across decades of product lines) isn’t an option at all, despite showing up in the preview (alongside value, in the same field) for “Concentric Analog”. Not sure if that could be fixed faster since it applies uniformly to all existing watchfaces, but man alive is it annoying… As for needing new designs, I agree with many on this thread that have pointed out a lot of the designs work quite well, and a lot of it comes down to taste. However, as the OP pointed out, there’s some very minor tweaks that could help tremendously, including functional changes like my above noted barometer problem…

@Bigb0zz it’s not an issue to fix, but a design decision. The time would only fit if the font size of the data fields was made smaller. You may rearrange your data fields to avoid fields in the top row, which interfere with the time display.

After a few weeks of testing, the issue started to occur again. The OHR sensor turns off without warning and does not turn back on until the watch is removed from the wrist or a forced restart is performed. [image: 1766748113856-img_5821.jpeg]

@Olaf-Gottschalk

I had this problem, but could not re-create it since Dec 15. I had six alpine skiing activities since, three or four XC skiing, a bunch (almost every day) indoor exercises, and a walk. At the end of every alpine skiing I check for the problem (to send the logs, potentially), but it did not happen again.

I have this issue you described with my SV1… it appeared after the last firmware update. I used two belts, one was really new, both belts the same crazy behavior. In my opinion, it’s the watch firmware.

@sky-runner Thank you for your response. I couldn’t react since I can’t log in on my phone. I was away a few days. I didn’t use snap to route. I was just following my route and decided to go different. I just ignored my watch and didn’t change a thing. Battery mode was performance mode. Hopefully I’ll do another run the next days. But these are busy days

@Kalb_Willi After you select an exercise, scroll down to Exercise Options/Intensity Zones/Target. If you are using an HR belt (not optical) you will have HR/Pace/Power/ZoneSense for Intensity Zones and targets. If no belt then ZoneSense will not work. You can select a target zone for one intensity zone. The watch will buzz/alarm when you go above/below the zone and when you return. As an alternative, you can set up a custom interval workout in the app. It can be only one interval or multiple. You can set multiple HR/Power/Pace targets for warm up, intervals, cool down. The watch will buzz when you are out of zone.

@Audaxjoe correct; you can “force stop” the app (SA) and it helps. Btw. I had this problem for a while, but it disappeared around two weeks ago. Maybe, the new version of SA solved it

@BokiRun why not a Race S?

@aplatonovs any newer watch than 9PP is a better choice. I bought a Race S for my wife as a replacement for 9PP and she couldn’t be more happier. No issues with the watch.

@tuxbuster said in Desktop route planner thoughts: But it’s a great tool for planning on desktop I’ve been running iOS Suunto app, including route editor, in full screen mode on a MacBook laptop. So that is an alternative option. Usually I plan a route on laptop and save it, then simply force a sync on my phone, and the route gets synced to the watch via the cloud. There is no need to manually copy any files, so the experience is even more streamlined than with the web route planner. Also, Android Suunto app should run on Chromebook and offer a similar experience, and it might be possible to run it on Windows OS or at least it was possible in the past. Alternatively, if you are a Strava user, integration with Strava route editor is equally streamlined. Basically, I add a route on Strava and save it. Then I force sync in the Suunto app on the phone, and Suunto app pulls it directly from Strava and syncs it to the watch. Very simple!

@Squirrel OMG! Laughing to keep from crying. ‍️

@GiPFELKiND I had forgotten weather source and could not look it up.

@Brad_Olwin @SuperFlo75 Thanks, I’ll wait for the update and hope it solves the issue

I’m also having this problem. Basically, nothing from Suunto plus is syncing. Guides, watch faces, apps, etc., are not syncing for me. It’s super annoying when you’re about to sync some workouts before heading out and basic functionality is missing.