@arpoodle had this with S9PP and sent it for service. Suunto replaced the sensor and it never repeated.

@vinc14 said: so where to put the watch? Garmin suggest putting it in your swimming cap. And stating on a footnote that the wrist based function won’t work in that case…

I finally received mine and use them on a run yesterday for the first time. I noticed a bug: at first I could adjust the volume with the touch I had set up (triple tap), but after some time this stopped working; I had media controls on my watch, too, and when I chose the volume option nothing happened.

@vinc14 said: have the same problem Thank you, but my question is not about the GPS recording. I accept that… I could change the distance in the Suunto App afterwards and even the pace has been recalculated.

@Ze-Stuart well it was really not working for me. It was also the xc200, not xc210z

@rémiP Thanks for this - but it seems the problem was somewhere else… “shift” does indeed work - but I now instead use it in an another way/method. It seems I was recreating an array without any need to do so - leading to memory issues. Hopefully now fixed.

@EzioAuditore and once again it must be remembered that the GPS data collection of the Race 2 is very good, the problem comes later with the software processing of the information to calculate the distance to be displayed.

I have the same problem with the values of the alti meter. Really extremely overestimatied vales. I tried already sevytimes the cleaning procedure but it doesn’t help. Really disappointing.

@skifast12 sorry, I mixed you up with the topic creator. In the first post has been written an interval.icu SuuntoPlus Guide…

@aqua86 it should eventually, but not any time soon. It will take time

@AxxxL the S+ app is pretty much obsolete since you can design and customize your own multisport activities. As mentioned earlier, the S+ cannot switch sport modes anyway…

@toesalad fur sure it would!

@Jan-Krejčí said: @mlakis Unpause and in the activity menu choose “Tour” battery profile, then switch back immediately to “Performance”. This will disable and reenable Bluetooth in the watch and forces it to reconnect with sensors. I do it with Inpeak wattmeter. Wow, thanks @jan-krejčí, will try it next time, though heads up on this Suunto-related people, should be addressed for sure.

The problem with how trails and roads are displayed is simply disastrous - even in the route planner, compare the map at nearly the same scale and see how drastically it changes! https://routeplanner.suunto.com/?lat=49.851338&lng=22.607213&zoom=13.1&style=outdoo https://routeplanner.suunto.com/?lat=49.851338&lng=22.607213&zoom=12.95&style=outdoor These aren’t watches, but maps on a computer - what’s the point of hiding so many roads?[image: 1781862331393-su1.png] [image: 1781862338297-su2.png]

Black grid at lat: 48°48’10.0"N long: 2°12’21.6"E Black grid at lat: 48°51’51.3"N long: 2°18’10.3"E

@Ldive The only way is to enter that manualy afterwarts. The manual says that you can enter a poi by tapping on the offline charts in the Suunto app but that doesn’t work in my app. Just bought the Nautic two days ago so maybe i’m doing something wrong but i don’t know what. Anyone here’s got an idea?

This really does seem like a strange omission from Suunto. The Run is the new entry level “Running” watch, and training plans from other platforms are a fundamental part of that. Do we have any indication at all from Suunto about whether this will ever come to the Suunto Run, or if this is the start of them shutting the door in general even on their other watches? I wanted to buy the Run because it seems like a great, value product, and didn’t want to go for the 9 Peak Pro (now similarly priced) because it is so much older.