Thanks, guys!

@Gianfry If you present your question in English, you would have more luck getting more precise answers. Some of us here are experienced with features other aren’t! My understanding is you are wondering how come your Storm alarm doesn’t go off despite the Barometer being low?! Well, weather precipitation so called the big (L) for low pressure aren’t all the same, some are progressive and do not hold much power in them, and others are classified as deep low pressure whereby they hold load of energy. The deeper the pressure, the greater it’s impact, meaning it will move across the continent at a faster pace. These deep low pressure will trigger the Storm alarm in your watch if they approach your area fast enough. The pressure will have to drop 4hPa in 3 hours to be considered an imminent storm. Garmin watches allow you to set the time and pressure decrease to suit your need. As an example I set mine to 3hPa drop in 2.5 hours this gives me enough indication that something in the distance is changing. My experience with Suunto Core ans traverse is they are very accurate at detecting L pressure.

@angela-angela If you simply press the middle button a couple of times and turn off feeling it should only take a couple of presses to return to the watch face.

Troll???

After the update, I waited almost 15mins to catch the gps, it’s a common issue

@mr-blom my problem started after the firmware update, also escalated during the last (two???) months. The peak point was last week, when the watch even ran into an error and asked me to hard reset it. Here is the thread where I talked about my issue, you can have a look. Maybe our problems are related, and involve the firmware, though they don’t look similar https://forum.suunto.com/topic/8563/suunto-9-baro-crashes-restarts-at-the-beginning-of-a-training?_=1674920491018

@isazi ok got it, I have to start saving bucks

@Jugger Great bunch of people here Works according to your instructions

@peakymatt Personal preference I guess but when I wore a Garmin or Polar with that feature, I almost always disabled it. Seemed like a good idea in practice but always would go off at not possible movement times. Garmins would activate in a work meeting, or sitting in the car on a long drive, or a few hours after long rides or runs for example. I would be sitting on the couch recovering drinking a beer and it would bleep ‘You need to move!’ I would be like ‘F’ off lol.

@isazi I don’t know - I think this could be of use and wish more watches extended it out - with the appropriate reminder when toggling it that will not be as accurate as manually starting activity. But can’t see why can’t go the route of Apple Watch for example where you get a reminder saying - did you start x activity - if yes confirm to continue. And if you have started and are still for any period of time - a reminder that you are still tracking and do you want to stop tracking. Could even add in options like if you say yes to tracking then watch asks to pause to get a solid fix or even show level of fix. When get stop reminder could add option like resume later (turn off gps) for example.

@Egika Thank you much. I think that list covers about all of them. It was the icon for ‘current location’ that was a puzzle.

@Egika true, but I still think it needs some more polishing, check my post https://forum.suunto.com/topic/9710/4-79-x/26?_=1702303509163 I can post more of this (for me) contradictive info. Maybe it’s just not clear enough for us non-native English speakers?

@Jaakko-Pylkkö silicon strap seems to irritate my skin. I am using a 3rd party stretch straps and Suunto nylon straps and they feel better, especially when it’s hot like this early summer has been in Finland. But the sensor area never gave me any worries, though I do wash my watch every day when I shower.

@vavvi I think it’s mentioned elsewhere: disabling media controls in the last-edited sport mode can override the Control Panel and stick until re-enabled in a sports mode. (Similar to the BT/wifi/Airplane Mode issue.) Works that way on my Vertical: perhaps try on your watch?

@SensixSicily The 9Peak does not have the hardware to support customization. It is similar to the 9 Baro. Even though the 9PP and 9Peak look similar, the hardware inside is radically different.

Thx for your suggestions but unfortunately they didn’t help. Here is what I did: Somehow the magnetic charging pod doesn’t connect properly. So I have to get the watch in the right position. I used a tiny, empty honey jar on top and two candles at both sides to stabilize. Than I moved the whole system around and back and forth until the charging icon appeared. Hands off and don’t touch for several hours. Et voila, the watch is fully charged again. Let’s see what kind of objects i have to use next time ;-).

Yep, that works. Thanks guys

@tadeniz contact support.

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos it makes totally sense , except I am pretty sure to have several times a difference superior to 2 meters like 3, 4 and maybe 5 meters.

I had rain interact with my SSU touchscreen in earlier FW versions so I’m also glad it’s not always on.