@Stavrogin Everything is still at 0 for me. Even the progress bars are stuck at 0. I’m in contact with support, but they can’t help either.

@sneike said in Suunto Vertical battery modes: @Brad_Olwin said in Suunto Vertical battery modes: @sneike said in Suunto Vertical battery modes: @Brad_Olwin said in Suunto Vertical battery modes: @sneike The only watch that lets you use maps in Custom mode is the Vertical. There are contradictory information online, are we 100% sure of this? The only one I can enable maps in a custom battery mode is the vertical. Thank you for clarifying that. Do you also confirm that if we start an activity with a custom battery mode and set the GPS accuracy to OK, we can expect the battery life of the Ultra mode as long we don’t keep the map (or the ETA data fields) on the screen all the time? I think if you run maps at all it will impact battery life in Ultra mode. If you save the mode for a specific custom sport profile the battery estimate shown on the watch should be reasonable. I assume you need battery to last 280h?? I used my V1Solar for a fast pack trip in August that was 4d with sleep tracking, OHR, etc enabled and about 12h of GPS per day. My battery estimates in Performance mode ranged from 62h to 90h. I did not charge the watch and had 38% left by the end of the trip. I use Performance unless I need the extra battery and then would use Endurance. Unlikely for me I would need 280h of continuous tracking.

this thread is about HR belts smelling funny, not about issues with the data. Please stay In Topic

@zagazoo The app will recalculate ZS and it may take a few minutes to do this. Are you on Android or iOS? Are you using beta or production release app? I will move this post as this is an app issue not a watch issue. My ZS is showing in iOS.

@Jaxxdu Yeah, I didn’t have the issue for quite a while, and it doesn’t happen very often for me — but it’s still a bit annoying. Looking back, it almost feels like it tends to show up once after a firmware update. Normally I don’t restart my watch at all, and it runs fine for months. Today the sensors came back to life simply by toggling the energy-saving mode on and off. When I compare it to other devices that need frequent reboots to behave properly, the watch is actually quite robust. On the other hand, maybe the issue pops up more often because of restarts — who knows. Not sure how often it happens for others, but it seems to affect the Race S as well.

@dani_degi wenn es nur darum geht, in welcher Zone du dich befindest, kannst du das mittlerweile auch in den Traininsoptionen als Aktivitätszonen wählen. Damit sparst du dir die Suunto Plus app, wo du ja nur zwei aktiv haben kannst. Was “deine Zonen” angeht, ist der ganze Hintergrund zu ZoneSense ja, dass diese eben nicht statisch sind, sondern je nach Tagesform nach oben oder unten verschieben. Ein Easy run ist nach mehreren Stunden eben nicht mehr an derselben Herzfrequenz easy als einfaches Beispiel…

@Jervin-Reyes I think the Suunto Run was already great when I bought it this summer, but I am pleasantly surprised with the number of updates and the contents of these updates (especially the last one). I’m excited to see what future updates might bring (Vertical2/Race2 watch faces I hope), but actually hope they will update the app with a dark mode and improve the sleep tracking scoring.

@peegee I have no issues with my R2 storing routes. From your original post are you losing routes from the app or the watch? I too am on the latest OS. Too see routes on the watch in the app you realize that you need to select a drop down menu to see routes on the watch. Screenshot below. [image: 1764183992553-img_0188.jpeg]

Mapping is available on the Garmin x50i. Not looking for GPS underwater, just having the topographic map to look at would be extremely helpful when shore diving. https://www.garmin.com/en-US/p/985238/

@BrunoH asked about it

@Brad_Olwin: the torch! I use the light on my RACE S almost every day (not for running).

@Fulvio-Ferrari Just add heart rate as a complication in your watch. Settings/Customize/Complications.

Works great - only watch vibrates on notification/call.

@brechtvb Damn, too bad for us. Sorry for the duplicate and thank you for your reply.

That would be good to have also with cycling with power meter.

@duffman19 yes this is a bit problematic, the fact that screen become active and we can’t disable touch make alarm less reliable. I wake up quite easily and one vibration or 2 is enough but it already happen 2 time that I disable the alarm with the screen touch without wanted to. My arm just touch the screen and alarm is gone A global touch disable except on map would be my dream option, or at least an option to disable touch globally with a shortcut like the button lock

@dark_chocolate let me google it for you you https://www.suunto.com/Support/faq-articles/suunto-app/how-do-i-customize-sport-modes-with-suunto-app/

I wonder if it’s gotten worse with updates. When I first got the watch I was impressed—the OHR was way better than my old Garmin 745. But the last few weeks/months it’s gotten really bad. 80bpm while sitting down tying my shoelaces (should be ~40bpm). Today on a short 20‑min easy run it spiked to 163bpm (my max HR is in the 150s). At first it would shoot high for the first 10 minutes then settle, but now even long runs have random spikes mid‑run. I tried tightening the strap, but after a few runs I now have a rash on my arm from the watch!!! Usually taking the watch off for 30 seconds helps, but lately even that doesn’t work—I have to repeat it multiple times. Today’s run it just kept spiking again.

@Ars-Vitae yes, everyone, it seems that the feature is broken since many months (years ?), and you’re not the first one to report it here. but Suunto seems to have this in the lowest priority bugfix