Hence the phrase… All the gear, no idea

@manno02 said in Suunto Vertical 2 – Bluetooth issues: connection loss after a few minutes and/or after stops”: It seems that suunto is not really interested in solving the problem I was in contact with the support several times and reported the problem and sent the logs but now they closed the ticket without any information You always get a “we close the issue due to inactivity “ mail. It is beyond comprehension how stupid this mail is. Apart from complaining about bugs, I also complain about that mail. Then you get a reply like “that is an automatically generated mail and we cannot do anything about it” Then I explain they are Suunto, Suunto sends the mail so they are the ones that can do something about it. If everything is how it should work, a support engineer should have made a new ticket for the development team and the ticket that is closed is only the support ticket. But like I said, if everything is how it should work. I asked some follow up questions about the bluetooth connection issues, but haven’t heard since…

@Webby-Skymaster BTW, I have a similar sensation since I bought the Vertical 2 after all the navigation marketing because of the Q1. They did a nice job but there are several issues and bugs, and while there are nice things, navigation is not that good as advertised (in my opinion). I opened a thread with several things. There’s also a very nice one about the issues of the Climb Guidance 3.0

@HoBart Hopefully, it gets launched earlier than I expect. I wonder if any of the field testers can drop a hint or two - I understand the restrictions of a NDA.

@Henrik-Nilsson they gave me a predefined answer with the usual stuff… It’s strange how a bug of this magnitude does makes them more proactive to solve it.

@snow This is mainly an indication there was no significant change in airpressure during your recording. My experience with race s accuracy: The gps is good enough. But so was the one on my ambit 3 sport 15 years ago. Optical heart during activities isn’t very good. But neither was any of my previous watches with an optical sensor. Optical heart during rest of the day. It’s fine. And so were all my previous watches. Sleeptracking. Probably rubbish. But I just listen to my body and can recognize when I wake up and feeling refreshed or still tired and act accordingly. Training load/recovery stats? Meh. Same as sleeptracking. Number of annoyances. Way less than my previous watch. (These are my experiences. Yours may differ)

@SyncBypass I love this [image: 1777722759138-1000024454.png]

You guys that sent your watch back and got a replacement or offer of 20% off etc consider yourself very lucky. I sent my watch to the suunto repair in September last year cost me $50 was told there is nothing wrong with the battery and sent back to me. Battery continues to drain at 30% a day. Disgraceful service

@pavel.samokha are you aware of the possibility to Is to track total dive count, including dives done before owning the device? In some country this is needed to access to advanced diving classes

I just bought a Race 2 and went for my first pool swim this morning. I had the same issue. Swam 2,150 yards, which were recorded correctly and displayed on my watch. After I saved, the watch changed it to 2,069 yards. If I go into the app and count all the intervals, they total 2,150 yards, but the “total” is still shown as 2,069. Same 3.75% “discount.” Not a great start for a $600 watch.

@vinc14 It has been reported at least in these threads: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/15016/vertical-2-2.53.42-map-and-navigation-features-are-greatly-improved-but-there-are-still-a-lot-of-old-issues-and-also-new-bugs-introduced-in-the-latest-update https://forum.suunto.com/topic/15009/climb-guidance-improvement https://forum.suunto.com/topic/15071/several-navigation-issues-feedback/ Considering how good has been Q1, I really hope Q2 to have that fixed with several other navigation things

They could just rebrand one of the newer Movesense models and gain features like ECG, temperature and movement. One of the models has the name HR2…

I’ve repeated several times this morning - bringing my watch close to the magnetic cover of my iPad. It is VERY sensitive and resets the compass very readily as duffman has worked out! With me working at my desk, it seems to take between 30 and 60 mins to ‘naturally’ recalibrate the compass and give the phantom vibration alert.

@pavel.samokha Thank you for the explanation… I didn’t see that update so apologies!

@Nandodiver Thanks! I voted!

Going to post it here also to see if Suunto makes this issue a priority to them. I saved today’s run to report tomorrow. 2 issues happened. Max heart rate much higher than registered on the HR chart and in the end I did a pause and the connection to the Suunto Chest Straps was lost when I restarted a few seconds later. The maximum HR registered by the chest strap was 154bpm but somehow on the Max HR in the intervals summary many values of 170bpm (these are wrong) appears. Also it can be seen that the HR chart doesn’t end. It was the pause. Unfortunately Suunto seems unable to solve this issue that affects all watches and makes all data contaminated by wrong measures or lack of them. The data sent to other plataforms like Strava or Intervals.icu is correct except for the disconnection in the end. [image: 1777409959845-1000098278.png] [image: 1777409959990-1000098277.png]

@aiv4r said in Poor Resources algorithm: @galerna why do you even care about Resources if you only use watch to track workouts? It is clearly designed not for your use case. I can only emphasize this: Why do you care? Most people choose Suunto because they learned / decided not to rely on the metrics and scores the tech delivers and only use it as a supporting tool…