Suunto app is now available for Apple silicon M1 Macs from App Store

Brad_Olwin

@dacosta78 Min ran on M1 but I no longer have an M1.

sartoric

@dacosta78
as you can see in my signature, it works for me, but I’m on testflight / beta

dacosta78

@Brad_Olwin
Hello, I just discovered that if I disable Bluetooth, the app starts up and works fine, but if I re-enable it, the app crashes again. (I read the incident report created by the system to send to Apple and found something related to Bluetooth there).
Is this something that might interest the team developing the app? How can this information be sent to them?

Steven Hambleton

This is almost unreadable for me, tiny fonts (I see a pattern here) - I hope Suunto create a dedicated app or even a web app with dark mode.

andrejsg

@DMytro
So how can I sync with the mac app? Out of curiosity, why would that not be an option? Garmin allows it.

Dimitrios Kanellopoulos

@andrejsg Garmin does not have an native app for MacBook if you mean for training etc . If you mean Garmin express that is kinda like the suuntolink and they had really bad connection due to mtp issues that got fixed only after 1-2years if not mistaken

johann.fuehrer

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Garmin has a very useful Website, I have used the app only for Syncing as WLAN on den Watch ate too much charge and my eyes are old …

Dimitrios Kanellopoulos

@johann.fuehrer yes it does. And a less useful app though. Kinda like vice versa with Suunto I think.

andrejsg

I think I’m referring to Garmin Express. But ultimately, how come we can’t sync with the mac app?

André Faria

@andrejsg said:

I think I’m referring to Garmin Express. But ultimately, how come we can’t sync with the mac app?

let me guess…because we are like 10 in the world to want that? ahahh

andrejsg

@André-Faria hah maybe, but the iOS app is there and available. so it’s a bit odd. either way, i’m better off without the smartphone and will find a way or a watch that can complement that.