I have contacted suunto support and seems that they are not aware of this problem. Has anyone the same issue but with a different power meter brand than Favero? Here the reply from Suunto Support: "Thank you for bringing this to our attention, and I’m sorry to hear you’re experiencing issues with the cycling power meter data on your Suunto Vertical. This is the first time I’m hearing about this specific issue, but I will definitely forward your report to our team for further investigation. Since the Assioma Favero Duo is a third-party device, it’s also a good idea to check with Favero directly, as sometimes firmware glitches, sensor calibration, or connectivity problems can cause inaccuracies. We appreciate you sharing the forum link, and we’ll look into this closely. While I can’t provide a timeline just yet, we’ll keep you and our community updated as soon as there’s progress. Thank you for your patience and for helping us improve the Suunto experience."

@elbee I think all those options you can have in the Athletics option. I have seconds (always on which is nice) next alarm, date, altitude temperature and sunset/sunrise. I do find it frustrating sometimes that all options can’t be shown in all complications but the Athletic face is ideal for me. I find the permanently on seconds have particularly handy. I do wish the time numbers were solid. I think they would be easier to read with older eyes…

@Brendan-A.-MacWade not sure if steps reset with the watch turned off. Maybe the trigger for reset is the minute rolling over from 23:59 to 0:00. If this is not happening, maybe steps are not deleted. How about just not switching your watch off?

@marcomonari Did you remove HR zone duration in SuuntoPlus option in the watch before launching the activity ? This seems to solve synch issue on my side (iOS and watch firmware 2.43.12). But the older activities done with HR zone SuuntoPlus selected are still blocked (I deleted them to clean Sync Problem pop up in the IPhone App)

@isazi Thanks for the update. Unfortunately, two things I would have liked to see in the update are not included. an option for “raise to wake up” - display only, not fully awake! global switch for sounds and vibrations off

@Shlomo-Sackstein Hi, so did you do anything to the watch in the end? I have similar experience with my S9P recently. Basically at first it had the same symptoms as yours, 50%-60% then suddenly prompt for recharge. Then I tried to calibrate the charge calculation by discharging (painfully as it keeps shutting down under 50%) it to near 0% then recharging to full. The percentage during daily usage became more consistent from 99% to 10% however the actually battery capacity was still quite low, and was degrading quickly, maybe only 20% of the original capacity. The watch is being sent to support for checking. (More updates: Support replaced battery two days later)

@Dr1mo you can always try and see what they say

@larrybbaker I did as you told me watch reset, and still won’t connect…:( iPad and Suunto see each other via Bluetooth, but when I try to pair nothing happens

Bonjour a tous, J’utilise une Suunto 5 peak depuis 1 an, que j’ai connecté à mon capteur de FC (Polar H9). D’habitude tout va bien, à la fin d’une activité la montre charge 20 sec le temps de tout synchroniser et mon activité se télécharge sur mon application… Or depuis ce matin, en revenant d’une sortie vélo, ma montre reste bloqué sur l’écran “synchro données FC” avec le petit chargement… Cela fait 3h que rien n’a bougé… Je ne peux pas quitter cette synchro, j’ai essayé de déconnecter et reconnecter ma montre, d’enlever et remettre la pile de mon capteur de FC mais rien… Le seul moment où je n’ai plus cet écran c’est quand je reçois une notif qui s’affiche donc sur ma montre. Quelqu’un a t’il déjà eu ça, et/ou sait comment arrêter ça ? Merci ! Björn

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!

Interesting take! A lightweight Suunto with Stryd support would be a game-changer for runners. I doubt they’ll add it, but if they did, I’d consider it too. The T6c was legendary—2000 miles is impressive!