Battery drain after update 2.44.46 (2025 Q3) on Vertical Watch

[Squirrel]

@Antoine said in Battery drain after update 2.44.46 (2025 Q3) on Vertical Watch:

On Vertical :
Parameters->general->stop the watch
Then restart (6s on upper right button)

In English:
Settings > General > Power off

But you can simply achieve the same by holding the top button for about 12 seconds to restart / soft reset.

[gone troppo]

@Max-maxilifeguard said in Battery drain after update 2.44.46 (2025 Q3) on Vertical Watch:

@gone-troppo Be patient, in total it’s been more than two months since the first repair, now it’s been another month since I sent it to be repaired for the second time, and they don’t know when it will be ready, Suunto’s repair service is a disgrace… it’s going to be the last time I buy a product from this brand, in my case Suunto Vertical Titanium

Oh no I don’t want to hear this what the heck!!! I don’t know what else to do my $1000 plus watch I bought two years ago went through another 36% battery in last 24 hours it’s stuffed. I will likely be moving away from sunnto after this watch as well. My ambit 3 peak is a more reliable unit then the vertical more than 10 years old.

[Mahatma Bonsi]

Have someone tried 60 seconds upper button reset? I think it worked for my Vertical.
The watch must be on the charger. You have to press and keep pressed the upper button for 60 seconds. It will reboot after 12 seconds, but you must keep pressing the button. It will perform several reboots. Take the time with a clock. I pressed for 62 seconds to be sure.
My watch used to discharge 12% about every day.
After this I came back to 3% about.
And after months I didn’t see 100% battery but only 99%, it finally now fully charge up to 100%.

[buttercup_alex]

@Mahatma-Bonsi
Hi, I’ve tried this option, but for my Race watch.
Unfortunately, it didn’t solve the issue.
Also, tried hard reset on weekend, at first I thought that it was a solution, but after a night with sleep tracking, the battery was drained about 25-30%.

hope that the next update will fix this issue

[safari]

@Mahatma-Bonsi
I walked for a total of 6 hours over the weekend with the HR Belt. I also used it as a watch for two days, with sleep tracking and notifications turned on.
I left Saturday morning at 100%, and when I got home Sunday night, it was at 80%. I think that’s a decent battery drain.
But every Belt battery was at 100%, and after 6 hours of use, it was at 70%.

[Stefan Kersting]

I tried an hard and a soft reset and it didn’t solved the battery drain problem. After some hikes of 3 hours at the weekend the battery doesn’t last even a week. In my opinion not acceptable

[Mahatma Bonsi]

@buttercup_alex sorry, I forgot to say that the watch must be on the charger

[gone troppo]

@Mahatma-Bonsi said in Battery drain after update 2.44.46 (2025 Q3) on Vertical Watch:

@buttercup_alex sorry, I forgot to say that the watch must be on the charger

Yep I already tried this too didn’t work. I tried every single possible option from this forum and the various fb groups none worked

[Kramble]

I can confirm battery drain even after last hot fix update.

[Stefan Kersting]

@Kramble I can confirm the same

[OutdoorMan]

This affects also other watches, not only Vertical.

[Kramble]

@OutdoorMan Pfffffffff…

[fedequei]

@Kramble I confirm same for me! incredible…

[ddamico]

For me, on a Race 1, the battery drain actually seems quite a bit worse after the update. “For what it’s worth”.

[Charles]

Same problem for me. battery drains à around 1% an hour during daytime, 0.5% per hour during the night.

I’m pretty unlucky since I already had a sync problem last year with a new update.

[Stefan Kersting]

support recommended a hard reset. Anybody done that?

[OutdoorMan]

@Stefan-Kersting got same feedback and not going to do that.

[Stefan Kersting]

@OutdoorMan what is the problem with a hard reset? Never don it…

[fedequei]

This is the situation after the last 100% charge on September 17.
On September 25 I installed the update, and in the following days I didn’t do any sports due to illness.
The battery consumption still seems very high to me, as I was used to much longer battery life until June

[Charles]

@OutdoorMan Well you would lose all your recorded data without any garantee that the reset will fix the problem