@MartinZ and if you think 44 is correct and you desperately want to have the watch show this exact value, then just lower the value of your upper Zone 4/lower Zone 5 until the watch shows you 44, as said before. Then your anaerobic threshold HR is messed up, but that’s how the algorithm works.

@Brad_Olwin Pixel 6 Android

@sartoric In dark light, the Flash in the middle of the circle is black

@Brad_Olwin well done on that race! Yes I had trail running mode on, but changed the battery setting to performance. (It was set to good) I thought it should then come on every time I raised my wrist? The Baro was more accurate in altitude and distance by a small amount too. It’s a great watch. But yeah, that Vertical keeps calling me…

@Brad_Olwin Tried that originally. I had to reboot my phone. Works now…

Just reporting that workaround found in topic about Google pixel and Suunto 9 Peak Pro watch worked also on my Xiaomi 11T Android. Suunto 9 Peak Pro: problem connecting to Phone Google Pixel 6

@Igorillo you are in the options screen before starting a run - using the auto lap selection here you can set distance or duration auto laps - or turn it off. This is not the log book. In the log book when you select an activity and scroll down to the auto lap (if you have it enabled) you can right arrow to see the laps recorded. I have confirmed all of this on my SV.

@robis would be nice to have also a prediction what is coming next same as we have it for temperature

@fluca don’t think it is forgotten, just of low priority (which I have no influence on…)

@Tieutieu its a FANTASTIC watch!! BEAST.

@Mff73 The phone is the old, factory reset, A5 from my signature There’s not even Suunto App installed and I restarted it several times. It’s kind of a mystery … maybe Some Android 7.0 Jedi trick It can even ask the watch for pairing when it’s in airplane mode (that probably doesn’t deactivate BT)

@Audaxjoe that’s the advantage of this huge battery

@alschmid My experience is with the latest software. I did have not have the watch prior to the current SW release. But, I did read the thread about the widgets and agree, there should be more widgets easily accessible. So, I have set up weather as the right swipe widget and using short cut button for maps. It kind of works for me.

@Egika Great overview. I was looking for something like this, but couldn’t find it. There should be such a topic in the user manual of every watch.

@Vertical_Blink If you already soft reset your watch, if you are seeing green fixed arrow before launching activity, if you see your position on the map during activity, but nothing about GPS track in Suuntoapp after, I can’t help more. Let’s wait for others.

I had the same issue with ± button not working. Being on track with GPS being running. A restart of the watch solved it for me.

Hey all stryd users. Can you tell me the correct procedure to use stryd with Vertical after recent update ? It’s a bit weird how it is actually on my settings. When using run mode, stryd is paired as sensor but watch doesn’t detect my heartrate smart sensor. When using trail, it detects HR but not stryd as a sensor. But I can use stryd s+ app and it records all stryd data in addition to suunto wrist power…

@Transitoire Hello there! I didn’t go through with the Waterrower (which mean I don’t have anything new to add). Hope you find a solution.

@Mauerwegler - Totally agree - in most cases. In this case, my zones were not correct originally because of the way my older watch worked w/ the app, but I didn’t use Suunto’s data except to load into TrainingPeaks (where they were correct) so it didn’t matter. Since I am now using Suunto’s data more I was just hoping there was a way to update like in TrainingPeaks which solves both problems - you can re-calculate old workouts with the ‘new’ zones, but by default ‘new’ zones only apply to future workouts. But yeah, I’m not concerned going forward - just had to manually edit the hrTSS on my first few workouts, but all good now.