Suunto 7, worse GPS information and activity data in my life from Suunto Wear App
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@flypg You could allow the sharing and just delete the activities from Adidas that you do not want to share. This is how I do it with Strava, I delete a lot of activities from Strava mainly because I often wear 2-3 watches at one time. Easier to let the automatic syncing occur and just delete.
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@brad_olwin yes, thank you, perhaps this can be the best option and also in terms of battery life. Likewise it’s weird, a multitasking device that couldn’t be used like this
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@flypg I really don’t think its a true multi-tasking device - I think pretty much like android, it just often more suspends apps in the background. You have to remember that its Ram is pretty limited, and the system uses up a lot i…e 0.5GB ram watches do have stutters and lags and that is just when using it normally.
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@jamie-bg I not agree. All of these lags, etc, that you mention, not happen to me. In fact it does it perfectly with my Running activities, even when I also have running in background all the services, the Exercise Timer app, the Baro Trend app and others. On my tests the problem is only with MTB sport mode, maybe Ciclying also but I don’t tested until now.
Even this is not a problem for me,
I love my S7 
and I reported here just in case that this is a bug that could be fixed. Not have sense that I can run a lot of apps in simultaneous, even the same app and in one Sport Mode cause problems, this is not a device hardware limitation I think. But we always looks for more features in our devices, if Suunto give us 20, we want 30, but this not means that I’m criticizing the device negatively, again, S7 do everything in a good way on my usage and even this that I reported in this thread, that’s why it surprises me.For sure the approach that @Brad_Olwin recommend me is the best, I’m a bit lazzy to have to delete activities, etc, but is the best approach for now. I’m not a fan of publish my activities on mutiples services, enough with SA and SportsTracker
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I have successfully run the Suunto Wear app and Ghostracer both recording an GPS activity at the same time. I had no problems. So if there are problems running the Suunto Wear app and the Adidas app at the same time, I would say that the problem probably is the Adidas app.
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@aeroild Maybe possible… but… would be the Adidas app in the case that Adidas app not create a complete and good record of the activity, but always do it in the right way. The SWA no, depending of the type of activity. In fact, as I already mention, I also run multiples apps without problem, this is a exceptional case I believe.
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@flypg if somehow the Adidas app locks the sensor, then yes, Adidas would always provide a good track and the Suunto app no.
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@isazi only for MTB? strange, but possible…
PS- Just in case, posted on Adidas app also
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Adidas/Runtastic taked the easy exit…
“Thank you for contacting us.
We don’t intentionally block GPS resources, but we do not recommend running two tracking apps simultaneously, each device has its own battery optimisation that may affect the result.” -
@isazi Not only happen to me, from Reddit, but using Nike Run app.
“Ran both nike run app, suunto and played music via navmusic for 30 minute run. For some reason suunto app only recorded half of my exercise. Might try again tomorrow if it is giving issues if i run two apps at the same time… also seems there is no way to get data across both platforms, only strava possible.”
