@Евгений-2 it is already known

@gdimos Sorry, I’ve misunderstood from the beginning what your problem/complaint is. Understanding now that you want the screen to turn off completely when you’re wearing the watch - completely blank, not just the backlight off - my watch will do this but I have to keep my arm completely still. Even the slightest movement will turn the screen back on - from what I can tell, much less than is needed to activate the backlight in the “raise to wake” setting.

@Евгений-2 I wish you good health! I sold my 9pp titanium slate-I still couldn’t get used to that vibe. I ordered 9p all black titanium.

@TonyG You were right about position of the belt. I tried it for two past runs and I got steady performance. First one was with variable terrain and second steady paced run. There’s no hiccups on graphs. I was using Polar beat at the same time and they both show same bpm. Thank you for your tip

@Mff73 I wondered about it, but since it never happened during the activities I thought it was not possible. glad to know it works!

@SuperD I know I repeat myself. but direct comparison is only possible when worn by one person and even then left and right wrist can give minor differences. if you could do overlaying tracks it would make the differences visible. I’ve spotted already a difference in one curve where the garmin went significantly on the inside, almost took a shortcut. sum all of those up and it might explain the difference

@Snokdibok Welcome to the forum! are you sure you are writing about the S9PP? As this watch is never using your phone GNSS to acquire the position. Plus I have no idea what your assumption about a stack overflow in BT communication is based on… This is pure speculation. If you are experiencing an issue with your watch and if you are looking for help in this user forum, it is a good idea to describe your problems. What are you trying to do and what happens instead. There are many extremely helpful people her in his forum. Cheers

@inkognito when it’s ready

@freeheeler indeed. You have to change the pins or be mindful of where you wear it. I would def not wear it swimming, disregarding the pins even, hook and loop is not purposed for this. I noticed it conflicts with gloves a bit. But for day to day it’s fine and you just have to be careful with backpacks - the only case I found where pins aren’t great.

@aligigi YES!

Again reporting the same super annoying bug If during the swimming I switch to other sport activity (for example, circuit training to track time and HR while doing drills), and then back to pool swimming, the watch doesn’t save my intervals for no reason. Sometimes they do, sometimes not, what make them unreasonable for “multisport” trainings. Multisport training: [image: 1706643402951-screenshot_2024-01-30-21-30-58-24.jpg] Last “pool swimming”: [image: 1706643440631-img_20240130_213129.jpg] Despite I did intervals and the watch shown me intervals distance and time, they didn’t save them for no reason 🤬

@Oxhill_Runner Suunto sent me a new watch. It took a week in total, incl.shipping.

@pavel-samokha

Suunto Sapphire screens do attract fingerprints etc more than other watch brands sapphire screens do. This has also been mentioned with some reviewers also, not limited to S9PP, here is where DC Rainmaker mentions it. https://youtu.be/lzRnLa4Jf9U?t=533

I used webchat yesterday but support were only able to suggest things I’d already tried (holding the upper button for longer etc). So I submitted a service request and my watch has just been collected from my home. Very efficient so far, hopefully the repair/replacement will be as efficient. I examined the watch carefully and noticed some very small bubbles between the right-side charging connector and the centre sensor. Not as bad as some of the reports on the forum, but I wonder if this is a result of water ingress. I’ve used the watch a lot since I got it in January - about 400hr of recorded activities - and the only recent change is using it for pool swimming 2-3 times per week (whereas only used a couple of times for swimming in the first 6 months).

Just as a bit of anecdotal information for this topic. I went out for a walk yesterday evening and logged it using my S9PP. During the walk, I noticed that the HR being shown seemed to be a bit ‘off’ compared to what I perceived to be correct. The watch was quote close to my wrist bone, and so I shifted it back a little. The result was much improved data, which I guess just shows how critical this placement is. By the way, before anyone queries the ‘perception’ of what was correct, I was also wearing a Garmin 955 for comparison - I just didn’t want to mention it

I think the summary of this bug is: TSB on the inactive screen is correct TSB on the active screen is incorrect until 12pm OR an exercise is performed before 12pm Seems like a relatively simple timecode error

@ademgassymov Yeah seems so

@BrunoH we live for the firmware frenzy, it is second only to the new watch frenzy