@2b2bff Well it’s exactly the topic I was talking about to start with.

@Ecki-D. But to me, this is definitely a used battery issue, as if i switch on the watch for running, it will turn off instant.

@Mattg576 thanks a lot

@Chewtube Just import the GPX route into the Komoot app. When it asks if you want to edit (modify) it, select no, save it, and that’s it. After a few minutes, you’ll automatically see it in the Suunto app, along with the turn-by-turn. Requires one of the Komoot Premium versions. [image: 1771323518727-1000134502.png]

@runomatic Amazing

@pilleus Looks like the problem is officially known and will be addressed. https://forum.suunto.com/post/185631

@Squirrel said in No Morning reports since 2.50.26: @localhost How is your sleep tracking overall? Are your reported Fell asleep and Woke up times close to actual times? If you mean if the tracking is working, yes. If you mean if it is accurate, then I’d say Suunto should improve on this one. A lot.

@Ger43 Yes both the Race 1 and Race 2 are great devices. I prefer the aesthetics of the 1 but find the 2 lighter and smaller. The 2 is bit faster and feels snappier but the biggest difference in the two watches is the OHR. The Race 1 has okish HR when doing some sports but not good when mountain biking or running (at least for me and the majority or reviewers. of course I always use belt with serious training.) The HR on the 2 is on pair with apples and gamins so no complains at all. Again I am caucasian, no tattoos, etc so it might be different for others. nevertheless whatever race you get you’ll love it. If you prefer HR accuracy get the 2. If you want less ‘restrictive’ distance measurement get the 1. As always do not forget to enjoy the sports and life.

@Nandodiver Comparison on Suunto home page doesn’t seem correct. E.g. Ocean nowadays has surface time notify.

Fortunately, it’s not like Garmin, where they advertise a million unnecessary features and users get badges even for sleeping…

@Manuel-Extreme it is, because the Elite Misuro is a Bluetooth device. Also the Ambit3 is a Bluetooth device and it works with the old watch. The issue is known and reported since months. Just not fixed https://forum.suunto.com/post/181171

@Jose-Luis-Merino-Parra Not certain if this is a possible cause of Sunday being skipped, but do you have Suunto App set to start the activity reporting week on Monday? In my beta plan, Thursdays are an official rest day, but almost all Sundays are shown as ‘no training days’ in the plan. On my Suunto App calendar, though, there is a training activity for each Sunday. These Sunday training activities are also on the watch Guides with a Sunday date.

Used a couple of times, would like to add that if I can log in with Suunto account, I also want to be able to me my heatmap on the site too when planning please at some point.

@pavel.samokha said in Map Rendering and Trail Visibility after Software Update 2.43.8/.12: This problem will be addressed in the future updates. This is phenomenal news

@Brad_Olwin I hope you’re wrong and that Suunto will manage to integrate at least third-party training programmes – for my half marathon preparation – and a few running tests – e.g. Cooper – because it’s running. I agree with not having mapping, but at least for running it should be complete.

@Ecki-D. said in Only 15 Routes to synch to watch?: @Brad_Olwin Should I open another thread, I have asked other 9PP users and it happened to them too. In September I was still able to sync up to 20 routes. 6 of them I had to remove now. Its not a big problem but I first thought, the sync is somehow broken. I can “sync” more than 15 S+ apps as well but the app warns me I am over the limit and the watch especially during exercise is sluggish. Given the 9PP, which is quite old for watches (released in Nov 2022!), has the most recent firmware update adding a lot of features I expect RAM is limited and routes are restricted to 15. I seriously doubt anything is broken but I will ask internally.

@prakalejas chose activity as quick as possible (on car park to make sure that GPS fix will be ok) push start button before going uphill. I have spoken to Suunto help desk, they told me that this is known issue for vertical 2 and race 2 and asked me for send them my logs

@2b2bff Then you calibrate your watch on that distance. And count laps to know your progress. Or buy a stryd. That’s a rather advanced footpod and is able to track distance by measuring leg swings quite well.

@gone-troppo I do have some similar issues, not during activity but on normal mode. I have raise-to-wake turned off, but after battery drops bellow some % (around 40 or less), it is like raise-to-wake is on again. When checking the settings is still turned off. What I do is to enable/disable again through settings and it seems to stop doing it, until next charge and battery drop to that %.