@herlas why do you write this ? According to the specs page for the Suunto Run, it’s supposed to do that and much more: [image: 1760045481001-screenshot-2025-10-09-at-23.30.27.png] It should get metrics by length in the pool, as well as stroke type and automatic intervals. I currently also have trouble with mine, in seeing all this detail - I don’t.

@herlas How does turning on “do not disturb” help with the touch screen ? If I do that on mine, the screen is still reacting to touch (and water) ?

Can someone help: I misplaced this post (my first in the forum) in the wrong topic. It should be under “watch Suunto Run” or something more related to general pre-installed apps (shared by all watches) or specifically for swimming. Thanks.

@Antoine-Lancrenon I much prefer the V2 screen for every day use. The watch faces come to life. And the face in reality looks a lot bigger for my ageing eyes as there is no solar bevel. Battery life is still excellent. The upgrade is minimal but for me worth it. But I totally understand skipping a generation of watches. It is the logical thing to do! One area I don’t like on the V2 is the bike performance when on the handlebars. V1 is better. Owe yes, the torch is great

@Miroslava yeah this option isn’t there for the Run, you can’t disable OHR per exercise mode. @Mi_chael it sounds like it’s per design based on the post below - if you have a hr strap paired, that takes precedence and data from that will be reflected in the activity stats even though OHR appears to also be recording. https://forum.suunto.com/post/171418

I have just had a V2 delivered. I’m keeping mine, the display is just so much nicer and clearer in every day use. I pick up the V1 after a few days and the screen just looked smaller (the band around the edge) and harder to read. But I totally get what you are saying and can understand why you are returning it. The difference is minimal… But the V2 screen makes it with it for me. However it is very second best to the V1 on the bike. I read here that a tester found no problems following a bike route in the V2. I do, the screen goes black and apart from the route roads are hard to see. It is a minimal upgrade. But a others have mentioned I was well aware of the difference. Owe and the touch I have found myself using nearly every day.

@fritzbt2013 said in Custom Sports Modes disappearing after each firmware update: @gizmo two updates ago I lost everything like you. Last update (the hotfix) I only lost one custom sport mode. The later has been my typical experience with updates since I got the watch. What I have learned is to add a custom sport mode that I do not use such a stretching and make sure it is the least used. When I get the update that will be the one I lost. I did that as well a couple of times. Now I always have, not a least used custom mode, but a least used standard mode (not customized). And never had any more any mode deleted. Coincidence? Marboutism? Nothing scientific for sure .

@mabe2k great, thanks!

@Kingo watch only.

@brekke89 Default one and not fully start with gesture mode. Now the ride back from work, some running, tomorrow strength training and it will be exactly 1 week. I´ll post the battery tomorrow.

@pilleus Only 2.43 is available on my watch, will try it anyway Yeps, back to 2.43, works again !!! Thanks a lot !! And thanks to Suunto support, who told me to send it for repair !!

@Marcin-Lenslook mine has done exactly that!!! First 2 weeks I got planned workouts and now I’m in the 3rd week it’s stopped syncing the daily work outs. So frustrating.

@cosme.costa Ahhh! You’re right. I’ve just checked Suunto maps on an old iPhone and there’s more vertical space. Though the “edit” trick is even better as you can almost go full screen (by sliding the bottom map details portion down) compared to the iPhone view only mode which is a larger square. Thank you

@Mehmet-Iyigun the is a user forum. you are not talking to Suunto here… But to let you know: this is likely going to change with the next FW update

@jsmno Unfortunatly Downhill the watches OHR have problems with “cadence lock” because it believes the movements are your heartbeat… But as far as I know all manufacturers have this problem, interesting to hear that Garmin seems to be better in this aspect

I am not sure if this is the same or a similar problem. Today I took the bike to get to work and recorded this as an activity. But the kcals are not shown in the active calories as you can see in the screenshot. The activity was between 06:30 and 07:45 with 85 kcal [image: 1760001924220-img_2371.jpeg]

@Mff73 I wanted the impossible again

@Piotr-Grygiel Not on Race 2