@Tami999 You’re right. According to the watch user guide, the “Do not disturb” mode dims the brightness and switch to standby mode quicker. Still, the standby mode when “always-on display” is activated is still too bright for the night. AND… it’s not possible to schedule a different time for the sleep tracking between week and weekend… today I was waken up… because of the brightness of my watch as I was sleeping later than the end of the “scheduled” sleep mode. With just a bit more finetuning for this feature, it would completely change the quality of the sleep mode experience. I hope Suunto team will read this.

yup, never worked on android, since spartan age

@Brad_Olwin said in Accessibility: @cjanevate You can select a watch face that is as easy to read as possible. I wear eyeglasses and create custom sport modes with 3 or 4 fields. I can see those clearly. It is hard for me to see the tiny time font though. No human is capable of reading that data in motion. Well let’s face it, neither that one nor many others. Especially those related to instructions in structured training or many of the S+apps that require you to practically stop to read them. I would also like a reconsideration by programmers/designers in this regard.

POI sorting is not optional, it is required.

@Egika thank you! Do you know in which firmware update version this will be added?

@EzioAuditore Q4, I would prefer more advances (or polishing) in structured works…but well, any addition always will be welcome

@isazi thank you for the update. I wasn’t sure my description was detailed enough, but apparently it was. I was guessing it had something to do with the out and back nature of the course.

@Sebastiaan-van-leeuwen I’d really like this feature. Sure some people won’t, but having it as an option would be super useful. Currently I’m essentially only using the map screen on new routes, making the rest redundant as I can’t be switching all the time.

@timecode said in 7-day HRV average on "Recovery HRV" widget: I don’t want to open a new topic, but not sure if it’s related to the latest update, or I am just remembering that the HRV used to be displayed differently. My last nights HRV was 38, but instead of showing 38 on the graph, it shows the 7 day average - 44. Was this always like this? Or I am just not remembering it right? I remember it showing my last nights value on the graph - not the 7 d.avg. Can someone advise on this? Thanks! [image: 1726728623271-3d7f334c-8709-43d3-948d-f67f11c23cc7-img_4386.jpeg] /var/folders/xf/hmh7xdpj67lfspqw0mwl_00c0000gn/T/com.apple.useractivityd/shared-pasteboard/items/181A9DC0-8CE2-4999-9BA0-9C3BC17BCB49/IMG_4386.jpeg The 7day avg HRV is shown in the Graph. The last Night is written under the Graph.

@dpeuser Detlef, i think it would be possible. In the suunto api there is a hrv value from the 24/7 datasets. https://apizone.suunto.com/api-details#api=new-247-api&operation=daily-activity-samples I really like the body battery / stress from my garmin device. It measures hrv intraday when you do not move or are active and compares that to your baseline. It works quiet good for me. I use it as a review tool to detect my stress situations (hello alcohol) and stressed moments in work to reflect these situations. It is much more than a toy and many sport reviewers like dcrainmaker find these tools quite useable. HRV as a stress indiciator is used by many companies (whoop, oura, garmin) Data is there and needs to be processed. If somebody does not like these information he just can switch off the widget.

@safari ahh, thank you!!

ABout the first issue about covers and o-rings, https://www.deporvillage.fr/rechange-couvercle-de-batterie-suunto-grise?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIr-e4x4Ok6QIVDflRCh0hpwHjEAQYASABEgKuk_D_BwE https://www.deporvillage.fr/kit-de-remplacement-de-batterie-suunto?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIr-e4x4Ok6QIVDflRCh0hpwHjEAQYAiABEgL15vD_BwE https://aliexpress.ru/item/32756575851.html And the o’ring if you go to any hidraulics/pneumatics store they can measure it and you can have it for cents.

solucionaron este problema, porque por parte de suunto esto es una estafa, un reloj tan caro y parece de porcelana se daña de la nada, donde esta la garantia?

I try to raise this. @Brad_Olwin and @Łukasz-Szmigiel it looks that for the OP (check the thread he linked), the “walking” cadence is triggered.

@Jeremy-Doll https://forum.suunto.com/topic/7813/lock-button-in-time-mode-new-feature?_=1658313463754 good luck!!

Sorry to revive this dead thread But I had to share this with you, guys. Yesterday there was a powercut when I was at work in the underground (no windows), I just had my watch with me. Naturally, the first thing I tried to get an improvised flashlight was turning on the backlight of my watch. But that was of no use - even at the highest brightness and with white background, the intensity is just not good enough… The way to go is quite different! Consider this as a life-hack In these situations, you just take the watch off your wrist and activate the optical HR measurement. The optical HR sensor LEDs are much brighter than any “backlight flashlight”! Their flashing is slightly annoying, but better than nothing in such situations…

@sartoric - apologies, I misread and didn’t realize these are the repro steps: start training with 10s screen timeout pause training, allow the screen to timeout click the lower right button when screen is timeout, note new lap created on SSU I’m able to repro this on an SSU but not on the S5 with older FW 2.14.16. The SSU is reasonably logically behavior. If the training is ended by clicking the “End” button when the display is lit, the new lap will have 0 seconds as its lap duration. Presumably resuming the training will start into the new lap created during the pause. On the older FW S5, the lower right button press in screen timeout will bring up the anticipated training status screen ( Resume, Paused time, End ) and will not create a new lap. This also seems like the better choice.

@lorenzo12375 said in Suggestions to improve some running apps: Manual intervals Possibility to switch between pace/average pace (via upper left button for example) Oh, I second this suggestion. That would be great!

@scafroglia93 a dedicated step mode might be a bit too specific, but maybe a step (stairsteps) counter as an S+ app would do it if you could activate it in your preferred “gym” mode?

@trailcafe apparently when I said months, I meant weeks. The app developer is super fast