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    Can‘t see my POI on the Map ( in Watch )

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    • PsaRasmus GP Offline
      PsaRasmus G
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      Over the last months, using POIs (Points of Interest) on Suunto has become surprisingly frustrating. On the one hand, POIs no longer show directly on the map screen on the watch, and on the other hand, importing multiple POIs into the Suunto ecosystem seems practically impossible

      1. POIs no longer visible on the map
        On my watch, saved POIs do not appear as icons on the map anymore.
        I can only access them from the navigation panel as a list, which is slow and very inconvenient when moving outdoors or trying to make quick decisions on the fly.
        Has anyone seen an official explanation from Suunto about why this behavior changed or whether it’s planned to be restored?

      2. No way to bulk import POIs
        The second big issue is importing POIs. Importing entire routes (A → B) as GPX/KML is easy, but importing just points (A, B, C, …) appears to be unsupported.
        Saving a POI on the spot works fine, but that doesn’t help when someone wants to bring in 50+ known coordinates.
        There seems to be no native way to bulk import POIs from GPX or KML into the Suunto app so they appear as POIs in the watch.

      Please share your experiences, screenshots, and workarounds. The more voices and concrete use cases we collect, the higher the chance Suunto will treat POI visibility and bulk import as priority features rather than edge cases.

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      • inkognitoI Offline
        inkognito Platinum Member @PsaRasmus G
        last edited by inkognito

        @PsaRasmus-G How many POIs do you have stored on your watch? I suspect there might still be the same issue older models had where they were supposed to show the 16 closest ones, but it never really worked properly.
        Ever since then, I’ve kept my number of POIs to 15 max and it works fine.

        ​Old threads about this:
        https://forum.suunto.com/topic/6762/serious-navigation-concerns-when-poi-s-are-not-showing?_=1764528809393

        https://forum.suunto.com/post/144249

        Come on, Suunto, this needs to be solved!

        SV: fingers crossed :D
        S9 (non-baro): died after 2 months, replaced, holding strong since 03/20
        Spartan Trainer: casing broke after 23 months, repaired, lost watertightness 5 months later, died
        Despite some pretty bad luck, I still love Suunto!

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