@enneo thank you that’s what I’ve done so far - it works and I can live with it It’s just a shame that once the wrong sleep duration has been synchronized, the app no longer synchronizes the duration that was updated too late. I hope this will be taken into account in the next update

@Kai-Liu There is no restrictions on how you connect to the Internet from Suunto App, and it should behave exactly the same on WiFi and Cellular. I suspect your cellular provider blocked the endpoint we use to fetch the routing information?

@orzechszek worked for me also. Thank you.

Yesterday I tried to connect watch to the iPad and, to my surprise, all the data was loaded and displayed correctly. So then I repeated the whole process of unpairing, deleting app cache on my android phone, also deleted bluetooth cache. Turned connection discovery off and on, paired and voila, all data is displayed correctly on my android app. I don’t know which step helped but I’m glad it worked, maybe someone will find this post useful.

Can you change the map instead?

Darn… I brought this up yesterday in an open topic (I’m seldom logged in and therefore can’t read things in this forum section). From my experience, having used a Race S since December 2024 and never gotten a finely plotted pace graph, the length of the session does not matter, it is the span between fastest and slowest pace that trigger different renderings. As a ‘bug fix’ (I wrote today) I will walk the last 10 seconds of every run henceforth: “Zonesense difficult to understand” https://forum.suunto.com/post/165127 Otherwise we get things like the plot below, where I upped the pace with 5 seconds every kilometres the first 5 km, and then fell back to the opening pace for the last 5 km. But there’s not a chance to see the pace changes with this coarse platting: [image: 1743693563927-1000006892.jpg] Contrast this with today’s experiment where I began with walking pace the first 30 seconds (same screenshot as in the linked posting): [image: 1743693693225-1000006891.jpg]

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Oops, well, I have reinstalled the app on the iPad and not only has it not worked but it has gotten worse

@isazi It would be the icing on the cake to have an entry-level watch with this feature, and I guess it will also depend on the sales performance of this model. Time will tell PS If you or other field testers have any persuasion toward Suunto, please feel free to ask…

@Gunnar I cannot Play the Video in Sharing Mode.

@Mff73 Right now I’m more focused on the HR values. If I add 3h of more workout containing HR data I would expect other values (h:mm’ss) in screenshot 4 but I get the same values like in screenshot 3 (taken prior to importing an additional workout).

@Egika und @Shrek3k Vielen Dank für den Tip und Hinweis. Ja so funktioniert es wieder. LG Enrico1705

@bart80 If you are sure, no problem.

Hi this is now a known issue

Yes I agree

@Dušan-Ković I think it is a feature/bug. Better send an email to support-en@suunto.com to make your voice heard. I am not sure if it is being worked on.

@Nhumbug said in Danish translations watch / SA: opstigning Great! Thanks I ll move this forward!

Good

@cmiller6070 I suppose everything is enabled in android, settings / notification, isn’t it ? Unfortunately I don’t have android 8 so maybe it’s something related to that version.

I have the same issue on iOS. after every workout in order to sync with the app I have to quit the application in order to sync. No need to the whole process of pairing.

ah ok. Yes we are working on this perhaps on the watch as first target