You guys make great points. I don’t think anyone is really using a watch to make high-level navigation decisions (at least I hope not). Suunto’s barebones maps are really great for giving just a bit of context when you are following a pre-planned route. But having just a few simple POIs baked-in would be really great for the examples you gave above. Things like shelters, water, trailheads, parking lots, cliffs, peaks, and the like (“mountain” focused POIs) would be awesome for quick diversions or emergency situations. And making them an optional layer (good point @szleslie!) would be great so you can still enjoy a simple, uncluttered map experience when you don’t need them. Having a POI icon layer (no labels, just icons) would be a great way for Suunto to differentiate themselves from the competition while keeping things clean and simple.

@Mff73 Right Race S FW 2.44.46 And I’ve finally found the bug ! A factory reset changed nothing. My feeling about the blood oxygen measurement time matching the heart rate monitoring was right. It is the blood oxygen measurement that fails ! I deactivated it and my sleep was normally monitored.

Will the fact that the HR in sleep tracking report is party missing but is visible in the HR widget affekct the sleep results on my race? The results look ok but it’s weird that some parts of the night hasn’t any HR recorded according to the sleep report on the IOS app.

@jjorgemoura Ha Ha Ha, let’s exchange watches … The biggest problem is that support agents have no clue about technical issues, and they dont reply on time either. Finally, you give up. When I escalate this issue to the agent and ask what should do with this watch when it’s not working or you dont share how to make it work, and a strange reply I got from the agent: “Do whatever you want to ‘sell it’ if you want to when the watch is not even 30 days old.” I dont know who to escalate this to.

@surfboomerang I agree, my message referred specifically to Climb Guidance, where the various zoom levels don’t seem related to the POIs. That’s what it looked to me, I need to experiment more, overall I find it useful.

Hello Suunto team and community, I recently bought a Suunto Run with one very specific use case in mind: listening to audiobooks in offline MP3 mode while running. For me, this was a decisive factor in choosing the watch. However, I quickly realized that the music player only allows play/pause, next/previous track and volume control. There is no way to fast-forward or rewind within a single track. This is very limiting, especially for audiobooks where one track can easily last 30 minutes or more. Without the ability to skip forward/backward inside a track, it’s really inconvenient: if I miss a part or want to continue where I left off, I have to restart the whole track from the beginning. I’d really love to know if Suunto is planning to add this feature in a future update. Being able to jump forward/backward (even in small increments like 15, 30, or 60 seconds) would make the offline MP3 player so much more useful for audiobook listeners. Apart from this issue, I have to say that I’m really happy with the Suunto Run overall, it’s a great watch! Thanks in advance for considering this request! Best regards,

@MKPotts, it’s a 9 Peak Pro. Not sure it’s the update that caused the issue, TBH. Just trying to figure out what caused it. I’ve sent it to Suunto for repair. I’ll post their feedback here.

@Prenj Yes. tried everything. problem might be my Suunto Traverse is quite old and there was a suggestion that my model is now incompatible with the Suuntolink desktop app. I have Windows 11 and don’t want to mess around with getting old Windows 10, etc, back just for this. I can get screens on tablet and phone OK and had an old desktop app that worked. Just wanted a larger screen to view my routes and check for updates etc. Maybe updates do occur from my phone, just don’t know that. Got messages re phasing that one out and re-migrating to Suuntolink which has never worked for me. That was years ago now. I’d say smarty answers here saying their work fine are newbies - ie have newer model watches that do connect to pc OK. There is not help from Suunto re this because now manuf in China and distributors don’t have access to all the technology stuff. You should be able to see your stuff OK on phone and tablet.

@Egika Hi, I’m also waiting for Suunto to get moving and expand its range of applications dedicated to kitesurfing!! Today, nothing is offered and there is no way to connect your watch to the surfr application.

Hello, today we noticed this issue on my wifes 5 Peak. Unfortunatelly it has already 2.5 year so it is not under warranty anymore. And she is light user, and not wearing it while washing dishes, showering, sleeping etc. Only around 9hours a day during working days only and then while cycling/hiking but thats few times a month. [image: 1753289160907-img_0635.jpeg]

Hi all! My Android mobile phone can connect and be paired with my Suunto 5, but it keeps on pairing once both devices are connected. Obviously, no performance data is automatically synced. The app and softwares are updated. What might be the problem? Thanks!