@Stavrogin As I have a scratched V1 I see that its not the colour of be material, it is from the coating. I would prefer an uncoated version, but maybe then it shines too bright

@Nikolai yes, there are more people around here who are quite frustrated by that. Some others seem it “okay”, they are “working on it” and “there are more important things”.

@runomatic great that its working for you. Its a bad experience here

Nice to see that now, since everything is aligned for more than 4 weeks, the differences in CTL/ATL/TSB between TP and Suunto are descreasing. And also the TSB finally is more often less than 0 en sometimes less then -10, meaning i am productive… :-)… I am getting more used to this TP appraoch with TSS. I train frequently which is also important. I posted this question few months ago. For me it was a learning curve. I am happy with my Suunto. I like the interface of the Suunto app (more than the Garmin Connect app) and maybe in the future there will also be a webapp with routeplanner included (private project currently). This topic can be closed.

@2b2bff I’d be surprised to see a tilted rectangular display But I agree on the QC part.

Thx @Squirrel & @strain

@Manuel-Extreme Thanks for the follow-up, this gives me some hope. The obvious question is whether or not the new watch acts the same as the one returned, or is it like you expect, i.e. no OHR disconnect. Thanks again.

@2b2bff Thank you

Reported the issue

I’ve just completed my first swimming session with the updated Suunto Run, and I must confirm that it does not fulfill its purpose. Some features that were announced are simply missing. Even though swimming isn’t my main sport, I would like to know my interval times, the duration of each stroke type, as well as activity and rest times. None of that is available — not to mention that the distance is displayed in kilometers! So I’ve opened a ticket with Suunto support to find out their position, but for me, the Suunto Run seems to be heading straight back to Finland.

All’s well that ends well; synchronization is working again.

@Steven-Hambleton said in S+ parkrun: Makes sure you disable one of your apps if you already have two chosen because of Suunto’s stupid two app limit. This app is the perfect example why not every app should count in that limit. Because this app does need no resources during the activity…

I also noticed that the temperature bar values aren’t updated until you unlock the watch

@segi_pn why it should have a impact? it worked till the 28.11.2025 perfect like this. And i can’t update because it is not connecting. except if a message or call arrive on the Phone - the vertical inform me

@MdzOtt Thanks for the info.

@Steven-Hambleton i hope soo 🫣🫣🫣🫣🫣

I am attaching my observations and measurements. I have already completed two cycles from 100% charge to the next charge. In the first cycle, there was an interesting break in consumption after the first recording of activity with the Suunto Smart HR Belt (I later bought a new chest strap). [image: 1765005635769-5f2543b9-9e72-41c7-93af-652fedfb92f2-svbattery-all.png] [image: 1765005649065-05f4bdfd-0667-4e87-a6a2-f6ecb234bf20-svbattery-zoom.png] In the second cycle, the exact opposite phenomenon occurred: after a sharp discharge, a change occurred and the discharge slowed down. [image: 1765005755864-9f2aa5e8-2c6a-44db-ae86-3d7a1b8dd573-svbattery-all.png] [image: 1765005766129-7a6d7558-a2e2-429e-9693-8944928c3587-svbattery-zoom.png] In addition to the soft reset, I removed the old paired HR belt at that time, as during one activity, the connection with the new HR belt did not start up. I would like to add that before the last update (2.48.16), when using the watch a little more, I charged it after 10 days when the battery level was slightly above 30%. Otherwise, I didn’t change my usage. I had continuous heat measurement, sleep tracking, smartphone notifications, brightness = medium, and Raise to wake = Low turned on.

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