@Luis-Andés-Olmedo Me too. I ordered mine from Temu. It was so cheap that I ordered two, one for each of my favorite straps. EDIT: I took a look at Temu and to my surprise all of the 22mm tags have disappeared. There are only two vendors left and they provide 20mm wide tags. There are still many tag vendors in Etsy, but the prices are five times higher compared to what I paid in Temu. [image: 1761279300792-1000020520.jpg]

@Hari-Seldon happened to me too. DND was enabled.

@safari Unless you were using a navigation route with waypoints, you were actually looking at Climb Guidance v1. See details here: https://www.suunto.com/sports/News-Articles-container-page/suuntos-climb-guidance-prepares-you-for-the-terrain-ahead/ The numbers on the screen should be pretty self-explanatory when you use them on a steep terrain - just looking at how these numbers change makes it clear what they mean. But basically it shows the remaining distance of the shown elevation profile, and, depending on the mode, the ascent and the descent, and/or the remaining ascent - all relevant to the shown part of the elevation profile. In the case of Climb Guidance v2, breaking of the end-to-end elevation profile into “segments” is done based not on individual climbs and descents but bases on where waypoints are on the route. The v2 mode is only useful in a context of a long endurance event with check points or aid stations.

@Egika tried that and it works quite nicely. Thanks!

@Hari-Seldon said in Treadmill: where's the calibration?: I’m on 3.19.18 3.19.20 and I calibrate it at the end of the session. It’s the 5th nth time I calibrate it and it keeps counting 1 km more every 4 or so… Same treadmill, same speed, same incline for every session. Is it just me?

@Derrick-Spafford said in Deleted Suunto App History: @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos @Tieutieu Thanks. I checked SA this morning and still only goes back to the last month. I checked on Sports Tracker and the same thing with it going back just a month. Any further thoughts/suggestions? I decided to delete app (on purpose this time) and reinstall and that seemed to do the trick and history is back there again. Seems like the loading of history stalled, but the reinstalling worked. Thanks again!

@Mff73 said in Sound/Tones settings on Vertical 2: @jakubdr strange. Few people like me would like to have your bug . Ha! Was going to post about this feature as I also would like to have sounds and/or vibration on activities (start, stop, lap etc) but no sounds or vibrations from smartphone notifications. And vibration from alarm clock. So a new toggle to mute smartphone notifications would do this for me. I still want to see them on the screen though

I also don’t like this. Same for any other button press, like pause etc. Luckily this will change with the next update. Then it will be possible to configure to keep the current behavior or that button presses have an instant action.

@Doodoo-Runner said in Suunto Vertical 2 questions: Hi everyone, I just received my Vertical 2 today and have a couple questions. I am using Always on Display on low brightness. Is it normal that when I touch the screen it won’t fully wake up to the watch face? Currently, the only way to do so is by gesture or pressing a button. Also, is it normal to go from 100% battery to 96% in around 2.5 hours? Yes, both normal AOD display does not wake up on touch only. Raising wrist or button is necessary. Battery consumption can be misleading for the first charging cycles. Better check again after discharge (down to 10-20%) and full charge. Enjoy your watch!

@Peter-Timmermans yes, this is done in the app only in the place where you found it. Not possible to change data fields directly on the watch. Cheers

@surfboomerang I agree I’ve been using Suunto for 15 years, I’m sure this is my biggest dream I used to see more information on the home screen of my Suunto Ambit watch. When the watch started to follow the trend and transition from a mountaineering computer to a smartwatch, this naturally started happening. We can’t switch to watch faces during exercise anyway. We’d like the watch face to act as a “dashboard” for normal use. But this isn’t possible due to the insufficient use of the home screen and the limited number of complications (Athletics) that only have six. But our loyalty to Suunto is undeniable.

@Jeff-Johnson I have the same problem with Suunto Race S. Have you perhaps found a solution for this problem?

@Tieutieu i wrote down time of last charging. Now it is exactly 7 days and battery is 52%. I had just 1h40m of gps excercise and 1h of non gps excercise. All tracking enabled. AOD off. So it is very good.

I asked today suunto customer service directly. Answer is they are working on fix.

@fuxibaz open the link with your phone where suunto app is installed then open the fw with the app

@cheetah694 For me it doesn’t structure my workouts, but I noticed it was a good indicator for altitude adaptation, and it helped “temper” my speed expectation on some trails

@Jervin-Reyes I find myself recharging it about every 3-6 days depending on use (I use almost all). That said, I see a depletion of ~5-6%/h during activity with GPS always in performance mode (I also use navigation) and almost the same (per day) when I use it only as a watch (I use DND all the way except when I’m running).

I basically have forgotten this watch has an OHR. No custom straps have ever changed it for me. I’m wearing a chest strap even for a morning workout. S9PP is not a bad watch, but its OHR is beyond bad. The HRV report in the morning is probably the only thing it’s good for. But it already seems relevant for me with the standard strap.

While some people still spend time in vain comparing OHR accuracy on their watch and that of their friends, other people let their earbuds measure it for them. With HR belt accuracy.