Android 6.13.6 causes critical pairing loop with Ambit3 Peak – rollback required + SuuntoLink unavailable on Linux

[isazi]

@Oscar-Lundberg I reported it, but my report has not been acknowledged yet

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

its ack internally thanks Isazi

[mcmahonsport]

Update 9 September 2026
6.13.6 is no longer beta — it has been released as a stable update on Google Play.

After leaving the beta programme and successfully running 6.7.12 (pairing and sync working normally), the Play Store automatically replaced it with 6.13.6. The pairing loop returned immediately on the Ambit3 Peak.

Sideloading 6.7.12 again restores full functionality.

This is now affecting the stable channel. Please prioritise a fix for Ambit3/Traverse pairing.

[lorenzo.benvenuti]

Same issue here; does Suunto provide an official way to download previous versions (or at least get the APK SHA in order to verify that files downloaded from public mirrors are legit)? Thanks!

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@lorenzo.benvenuti no we dont

[mcmahonsport]

@lorenzo.benvenuti I understand your concern; I downloaded this one. https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/suunto/suunto/suunto-6-7-12-release/

[dig dug]

@mcmahonsport mobile app pairing/sync is borked for me too as of today. Major bummer. I hope Suunto pushes an update soon.

[Owen Lynch]

I’ve just hit this bug - any idea when a fix version will be released?

[Emanuele Vecchi]

Hi everyone, I’m new to the forum. I joined to add the Suunto Traverse to the list of watches experiencing connectivity issues following the app update to version 6.13.6.

I’m going to try downgrading to the previous version now; everything worked perfectly until the update.

[Emanuele Vecchi]

I performed a downgrade and can confirm it’s working again now.

I’ve obviously unchecked the automatic updates setting, pending a fix from Suunto.
I had also previously emailed support; I’ll let you know if I hear anything.