Hello, similar topic here: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/10406/vo2max-don-t-change?_=1711013966175

@pilleus said in Hydration widget / data: @neonix My work around is to integrate the reminders in my Google calendar, so that I receive the reminders via notification on the watch. Not a good workaround really. I dont want reminders, I just want a daily overview that I can check manually.

@Turgeon-76 Gefühlt muss die obere Taste manchmal wesentlich länger gedrückt gehalten werden als nur 12 Sekunden. Eher 20-30 bzw bis etwas passiert, evtl ein Versuch wert? Ansonsten vermutlich Support und zur Reparatur senden. Dauerte bei mir weniger als eine Woche

@enriqueescoms dark theme in daily mode, light theme during activity.

@isazi And the strange thing is the GPS ic correctly working. When I go running, the GPS track is correct. SO at least, why can’t I get the altitude from the GPS ? weird

@dave660281 A couple of days ago I bought the black Coros nylon strap (definitely not a Coros fan) for 30€, based on recommendations from @isazi and @dreamer_ here in the forum. Awesome strap, feels light and comfortable on my wrist. Kinda becoming fan of those nylon straps

@Brad_Olwin thank you, the battery was the problem.

@far-blue Hi, I’m aware of single workout exports and connection with strava. I don’t have option with apple. the best prefered option would be to download all data and feed AI to analyze. Suunto support came back to me and suggested how to do it. I thought maybe there are better ways (where I don’t have to ask them)

the treadmill distance is calibrated from outdoor runs with GPS. The watch matches your individual arm movement to the GPS data and uses this for indoor running. Try an outdoor run to get the calibration. Then: After running on the treadmill you can manually adjust the real distance reported by the treadmill in the activity summary screen on the watch, if you want

@fv4500 Thanks, I did not have the background app update enabled. Have done so now and will check.

@telefunker press and hold top button to enter T1. Short press top button to start bike. Same for T2 and run.

@surfboomerang said in Where's that temp sensor?: @dave660281 ambient, but influenced by body temp once, with my old Vector I calculated that the temperature shown by the watch was about the average between ambient and body temperatures, so T_amb = 2 x T_watch - 37°

@MKPotts Thank you for the advice. I ran UTCT miler. 34hours on full navigation and with HR strap. Dimmed backlight to low and switched off all autolaps and notifications/tones/vibrations. Climb alerts were on. No SuuntoPlus guides. Still had 18% battery life left when I finished.

@Arju-Ambin thank you going to update now. ( I did a downgrade earlier) Greetings from Belgium

In the latest software update for the Race S if you set navigation to ‘off’ it will be remembered between activities

@IceRim The S9P has received many firmware updates as it is older. No one here will know how much longer the S9P will receive updates. Since its release in 2022 the S9P has received 12 firmware updates (not counting the last rollback) so I think that your statement is correct about improving the S9P but how long that will continue we do not know.

@Brad_Olwin : Thanks for the feedback. I’ll contact our local Suunto repair center.