Yes, I agree. Now, when I hoped to get going once again after obligations I had earlier and missed winter period outdoors, this coronavirus situation is getting more serious (not to say out of control) from day to day - so still no outdoor, only indoor activities for now.

@Jonathan-Schwarz OK we are now clear (sorry, it early morning here, and coffee does not wake up me yet ) First advice : clear the app cache in android settings (application menu, then find SA, then in storage --> clear cache). Second advice : uninstall completely the app, you won’t loose any data. Third advice : later after first 2 (i don’t have one for now )

@Brad_Olwin It could definitely be more efficient I think. A quick check sees 12 button presses (from time screen) required to begin a hike and disable wrist HR (assuming it was the last activity used). I was hoping a workaround would be a custom battery mode, but no wrist HR option here. Lets hope we see some improvement here.

@Matthew-Robertson Using a standard mode worked but turning off wrist HR may also trigger this issue. I had wrist HR on yesterday with a standard sport mode.

@ultrabirch Yes, and if they are off, you shouldn’t see nav screen among screens when working out, nor should there be any GPS tracks later. Did you try deleting a treadmill mode and creating it again?

@herlas If you can, I would get the Baro, it has storm alarm and you might travel where you do want better altitude information. When the S9 (non Baro) is used in either Endurance or Ultra mode you will not get real time altitude information, only in Performance battery mode.

@Brad_Olwin as @zhang965 it happened to me some months ago, I wrote it in some post. It was with the S9B and in a route that I’ve done at least 20 times with the S9B without problems, not before the issue not after. I would like to think that was something punctual.

@kabzior please keep me posted about this

This not only happens with Suuntos OHR. I’m using the Polar OH1, and the other day I flipped it inside its support in the arm strap and I went for a run without noticing it and I also got HR reading which were a bit high but pretty realistic.

@Mff73 Thanks, this seems to be another app, since I cannot visualise that in the Suunto iOS app, and also not on Strava (iOS or web). Strava creates by the way distinct activities out of a single multisport recording. The point for me is, per-hole scores should ideally be visible on the watch since this is device I am wearing. So I hope my suggestion for a decent golf mode is being heard and supported (plus completed with any additional suggestion) by other users.

Timezone and time comes from the phone for s series. Gps doesn’t know timezones only time. Gps helps to set the time but not the timezone

I swam 1400 m today. Wanna guess the recorded distance? 900 m I did 3 strokes all > 50 m. Wanna guess the number of strokes detected? 1 stroke Hope this helps.

After you selected what activity you want to do, but before starting it you can select “options” . Then you can select a mode of navigating, load a route, set the backlight etc. During the activity you can also load another route or POI

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos I can indeed see it in the daylight, but it’s nothing soo bad. Ill ask support but I could also live with this bleeding.

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@Knuffer it also shows in an additional screen the amount of climbs plus the ascent rate etc… I find it pretty useful but a bit of a pitty that we can not assign it to be default for certain activities. Or to toggle it on or off before an activity and that it remembers the last selection. For me it is THE only S+ feature I use.

@zavlak the S9 has sooo much more. Color screen, touch, optical heart rate, etc, etc etc. Just if you buy the model without barometric sensor, you don’t get constant altitude information. And you won’t get it with GPS either. It just makes no sense to switch on GPS for 15mins (it usually takes 12mins to get enough GPS samples for a good altitude reading), just to find you are indoors and there is no signal. The impact on battery would be huge and the data bad to not usable. It’s like you’ve got a BMW 5 with manual gearbox and complain it does not shift like your Daihatsu with automatic…

@zhang965 v4.37.2 should have this fixed

@stefan-kersting I would be surprised if those file weren’t created on iPhones, but I don’t own one so I can’t check Maybe someone else in this forum knows the location of those files on iPhones?