@Tomas5 Yes, I think so. You can see this with Coros watches. They have the option to measure every 10 (or 5 minutes with activated stress measuring) or constantly. Here the activation to constantly causes a falldown of the battery life from 40 to 37 hours in summary. Not that much but noticeable.

Have this strap since a few days now. Its great that it is much lighter, but the Race S is getting a little bit head-heavy. Its okay, but I wouldn’t use it with heavier watches. For Run and Race S Titanium its a perfect fit. I didn’t like it at the beginning as it was stiff, but wearing it made it softer. From my experience its not better for OHR per se, but I like that you can tighten easily during ther run. As I noticed cadence lock today running downhill a quick tightening of the strap resolved it in seconds. Long answer short: It helps in certain situations Edit: @Hari-Seldon: Black one is still sold out, so I got Coral. Love the colour

Charged last Thursday to 100%. Had my usual one and a half hour club training Thursday eve. (My stryd was connected, my polar chest strap refused to connect) Had a 10k trail on friday of about 1 hour (used navigation, no connected devices) Had a 30k trail on saterday of about 3 hours(also with navigating, no connected devices) Gps setting is on the highest (because of some stupid design decisions of suunto you cannot turn down gps accuracy without loosing maps). I don’t use aod. Now on sunday, 3 days after charging, battery is down to 39%. It’s okayish. My previous watch (forerunner 965) did worse. Watch before that (forerunner 935) did way better, but had a mip screen, which is better for sport, and didn’t have maps, only breadcrumb navigation.

@BRogers80 Thankyou, tried to fix it but it says there’s nothing to fix

I was looking for dive computer with recreational range (up to 60m). 40m limit of some other watches is a deal breaker, since even recreational dives can go a bit deeper and riding on lockdown limit is no fun at all. But not really wanted a dedicated one, which would just not be used 95% of a year. I also wanted Air Integration and decent battery without breaking the bank. Scuba Pro galilleo 3, mares and similar watches are just too dumb outside diving, garmin is way too expensive. Suunto gave a decent option in between. So far - a bit mixed feelings, but it growing on me. At least it’s very fast, good display and good battery and actually good for basic stuff outside diving. Somehow controls and menus were super easy to understand. Hardware looks good, I just wish suunto and partners would push a bit harder on software development - not in quantity, but quality.

@Hari-Seldon thank you

@MarkusG big problem of our modern society where everyone can just spread unverified and anecdotal information! Better rely on verified data from independent researchers and experts. But apparently there is too much money to make with just claiming that you have developed something special. Garmin is the worst example with their “body battery”, “heat/height acclimation”, “Real-Time stamina”, “endurance score”, “training readiness”, “running tolerance”, “race predictor”. Nothing of that has ever been scientifically validated that it actually works and every good coach and athlete can do more accurate race predictions

@aslysz I have just experienced the exact same problem. I am using a brand new belts so I can’t see that being the problem. I have just bought the suunto belt to replace a wahoo one that was intermittently dropping connection but would reconnect after a few minutes. This seems to be a problem introduced in the last few firmware updates.

@fritzbt2013 said in Climb guidance 2.0 issue - not all zoom levels are available at the end of the route (see picture): I agree with the suggested changes, but they should put waypoint name where distance is Great idea about the waypoint name! The time is completely redundant on this screen!

Well thought out and reasonable suggestions for improvement, as usual. I would also suggest an option to display intensity zones ring/gauge on the map screen, just as it is displayed on other data pages. It would be very helpful to have it even without the corresponding numerical data field. This way, users could stay on the map page all the time without switching back and fort to check the intensity. 🥵

@valeR This sounds like two different things. What I saw on my watch was not a safe mode with limited functionality, it reported that it was restoring the watch to a safe state after encountering an error (1403, whatever that means, in my case). It had no functionality other than the progress bar showing the restore progress. No time, etc.

You need the latest version of the Suunto App. From there you can upload more faces to the watch. It was mentioned is the release notes of this weeks Suunto Run firmware update.

Reported it as a bug

@2b2bff thats the optimal section you should train

Since I had same problem, which drove me crazy, I found a solution and a possible problem that caused this, will share my thoughts, maybe it will help somebody: AOD is disabled, when watch is in Do Not Disturb mode. There are two ways to trigger it: using manual switch in widgets (swipe up -> control panel -> DND) or using Settings -> Sleep -> Auto DND. Switching on using settings Auto DND by time turns on DND and DOES NOT TURN IT OFF, when you toggle Auto DND off. You need to manually disable DND using widgets -> control panel -> DND. Hope this helps somebody, till it is fixed.

@NaifGhali I Came here to Post about that as well since my notifications appear as empty boxes where i cant read or see anything i though we need to install the Arabic langue or something but it appears from suunto system itself hopefully the can manage that soon