Software update 2.39.20 (2024 Q4)

Sergey Balbir

@Danny-poleg
I got it for S9PP

peegee

@Łukasz-Szmigiel
Good news now just need a fix for the race….

Dareo

Due to issues with 2.39.20 I rolled back to 2.37.48 and disabled automatic updates.

In the Suunto app it now tells me there is an update available and it gives the version number as 2.39.34.22544.

However, I don’t find any info related to this version on any of the Suunto pages (to include this forum). Is this a fix for all the issues being reported for 2.39.20, or is it just an alias for said version?

Dareo

Disregard. I just saw new posts indicating that it’s a new version.

timecode

Updated the S9PP and the new carousel menu is gone, so I am assuming it’s a rollback? Took quite a bit…

Arju Ambin

@timecode Are there any green accent color for the watch faces?

pilleus

@Arju-Ambin No

timecode

@Arju-Ambin just the mint green.

Arju Ambin

@timecode seems lika a rollback to previous firmware with an increase in number of the version untill they figure out what’s causing the issue. Guess we’ll have to wait for either Suunto or the testers to confirm what the new update is about.

Egika

2.39.34 is for S9PP only. Mainly to fix the OHR and sleep tracking issues.
Technically it is a downgrade to v2.37.48 for the moment as the OHR issues need more time.

Arju Ambin

@Egika thanks for confirming. Good call by Suunto on reverting. Hopefully it won’t take long until the devs get it figured out

MKPotts

@Egika
Most of the discussion on here was about the OHR/sleep issue - which my watch had with 2.39.20 - but my bigger problem was the very high battery drain during activity (6-7%/hr). Some other users also reported this, though it seemed not as many as the ohr.

Do you know if Suunto are aware of this and working to fix it at the same time?

Elipsus

@MKPotts Yo, I also got the problem, i noticed that my backlight was always on despite telling it to turn off, I solved it by doing a hard-reset, takes around half an hour to do, and you loose a little bit of data, but that was worth it IMO

Egika

@MKPotts I am no aware of any high battery drain during activity, sorry. And it would be quite unusual as well. Unless backlight is constantly on, as @Elipsus suggests.

MKPotts

@Elipsus
Thanks. I checked the backlight settings after the problem started and it was definitely off. I do most of my running in the dark, so would notice if it was switching on despite the settings.
Rolling back to 2.37.48 firmware has fixed the issue for me, back to usual battery burn in activity. But I won’t update to any later firmware releases until I know the battery drain issue is fixed.

MKPotts

@Egika
Thanks for the reply Egika.

It definitely wasn’t caused by the backlight in my case - see my last post - and other people have reported the same battery drain in this thread (@jussim for example) after installing 2.39.20.

It would be really helpful if any other product testers on here could comment about Suunto’s awareness of this problem. I’ll contact support if necessary but in my case it’s clearly related to the firmware (no problem before the update or after rolling back).

timecode

@Egika Maybe I misunderstood, but you are not aware of battery drain on your personal watch, or at all? Because there were quite a few users reporting poor battery life after the last two updates or so. I am at home ill and have to charge my S9PP every 5 days, without any activities.

enriqueescoms

@timecode said in Software update 2.39.20 (2024 Q4):

Updated the S9PP and the new carousel menu is gone, so I am assuming it’s a rollback? Took quite a bit…

Thanks god.

Łukasz Szmigiel · S9PP 2.40.44

@enriqueescoms don’t be so happy, it’s here to stay

Peter Pan 0

@timecode

+1 on the poor battery life. Basically with every update after stock version. (Don’t remember the number and didn’t look it up. Bought the watch 1 year ago if that help to find version number)
On stock FW I was impressed by the battery life. After the updates not so much.
The last update was the worst for sure on battery and OHR.