@Klaane said in Battery drain: The battery on my Suunto Vertical Solar has dropped from fully charged to 55% in only two days. Last night it dropped by 15% while I was sleeping with the watch on. I have mobile notifications and 24/7 HR turned on but it still shouldn’t drain that fast, right? Standby backlight is off and I’ve used GPS for less than 10 minutes during those two days. Do I have a defective battery or could this be some other issue? It sounds frustrating! While mobile notifications and 24/7 HR can drain the battery, a 15% drop overnight seems excessive. Try resetting your watch or updating the firmware. If the issue persists, contacting Suunto support might help.

Thanks a lot for the solution! @BrunoH , I tried everything before, with no success but with your tips is working again! Maps in my watch again!

I owned a Vector too and used to look often at the ascent speed while hiking, since that gives you an idea on how fast you are going and allow to estimate the remaining altitude difference to your destination. Since the Vertical/Race watch family can show altitude and barometric pressure, they could easily display also the vertical speed as a complication, it’s odd that isn’t present as a choice. I agree with you about the ridiculous small font of the time field shown on the top of the activity fields, it’s actually useless, especially while in outdoor activities.

@inkognito Thank you That was it! But I don’t normally use the control panel and the backlight is not in the settings, so I didn’t come up with the idea to check it in the control panel. BR

@Sergei-Ladeishchikov just reproduce the freezing, connect the watch to the app right afterwards and provide the information mentioned above please. Thank you for your help!

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@Audaxjoe How can the watch software be updated to older versions?

@vinc14 Hi Vinc, ich mache es bei mir so, dass ich in der Suunto App unter Training die Aktivität auswähle. Dort einmal auf die Karte klicken und schön öffnet sich eine Ansicht auf dem ein Trend dargestellt wird. Wenn du diesen Trend bewegst, siehst du die vergangene Zeit, Strecke und wenn es ausgewählt ist, auch die Höhe. So sieht man wie lange ein Aufstieg ging und wieviel Meter gegangenen wurden. Bei mir funktioniert es an einem Android Handy. [image: 1737294620248-1000015821.jpg] Viele Grüße Philipp

Thats way i asked for https://forum.suunto.com/topic/12403/file-with-waypoint-created-on-a-computer-and-upload-to-my-vertical?_=1737278615676 a file to upload - so i would manage the waypoint in a file

@Jaroslav-Borak a hotfix release should fix the wifi issue before the end of the month (hopefully).

@MiniForklift Same here. There’s another thread going on: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/12183/software-update-2-39-20-2024-q4/507

@Lamy50 You will have to use a 3rd part for this.

@vinc14 guess there was something stuck at the Bluetooth stack level, and the app could not recover from that

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

@sonder1 There is a Suunto Plus Indoor Climbing. But no way to add climbing grade in it. It only detect and count all your ascents (at least for lead climbing because bouldering there is not enough ascent).