@Tieutieu said in Excessive Battery Drain - Day Wear: @stromdiddily this one : (you should have it when you go down to the options from the watchface screen - check it’s off) [image: 1699895489023-img_7878.jpg] Oh my fault, literally just found it. Confirmed it’s off.

@Wilson75 said in Suunto Vertical - a Happy new owner !: What do you think about the battery consumption? The battery life is pretty epic, especially the solar model. If I’m honest I can’t say I ever noticed much by way of the solar, well that was until last week. Charged it to full on Wednesday morning then ran on Thursday morning for 2 hours using maps, which took it down to 97%. That afternoon I had an hour and a half drive to get back home and with the sunlight hitting it went back up to 100%, When I checked it the following day it was still on 100% For me I reckon I could easily get close to a month before I would be close to running it completely flat; FWIW I probably average around 60km/week of running plus at least a couple of walks

@OnlyoneKenobi No worries. And thank you for the hint.

Any news on this?

@Lian71 said in Sussen issues Vertical: Since yesterday suddenly out of the blue hassle with my Vertical. In 1 evening over Christmas dinner, my battery level dropped from 70% to 14%. Normally it consumes a few % per day! During charging it keeps giving incredibly irritating alarms, charging also stalls occasionally. Tried cleaning the contact points, but nothing helped. Tried soft reset, doesn’t solve anything. The new version was installed a while back and worked fine until yesterday. Anyone have any idea what could be going on? Thanks everybody! Did a hard reset and the problem is solved!

With the recent update many sport modes have their “default apps” that come with them. Like the soccer counter with soccer etc. All those are refreshed with every sync and this is what makes the sync longer. I personally think, the longer sync is not the issue, the problem is, that you have to wait for this to finish to do other things like sport mode customization… Hope this will be changed…

@Fenr1r That would be great if an app can do it.

@twekkel that section is for feature requests for the app, not watches.

@herlas Thanks, my Stryd died last year and I am not planning on replacing it.

Like for many other limitations that were hardware limits in previous watches (number of S+ apps and guides, maximum length of an activity, and so on), some are remaining from the old models. I will report this to Suunto.

According to Joaquin in his video about the Q3 firmware release ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBLcEbux9bQ ) , this should be fixed

@duffman19 yeah I definitely think their background elevation data is pretty off. It doesn’t line up with the elevation markings on their own topo maps. The top elevation on the climbing guidance is always below that their own topo map says, and what my verticals barometer says when I’m there. Which makes it kind of useless if you don’t know that the climb is actually 100meters or more than the climbing guidance says

@iterumtenta said in Navigation off by default: @Łukasz-Szmigiel I agree. It is upsetting. Agreed also. Every single time, I have to go and set it to off, it’s really annoying. I don’t want that extra screen, especially a breadcrumb for 90% of my runs which are around the house.

@Grundy82 Agreed. Glad you had similar experiences

@larrybbaker that is the technique I use now and it does seem stressful. But I still find the implications very poor, a slight knock and it is out of alignment. The older Suunto clip charger like the Traverse had was secure and not dependent on magnetic attraction. Luckily we don’t have to charge very often and the Vertical charges quickly.

@jjorgemoura Simple reply: thank you.

the offset happen’s before the dotted line so they are not necessarily related . @Mff73 thanks

@Chema-López as written you‘ll need a custom sports mode.

@Jiri-Kroutil My Solar Ti is working fine on this firmware. No altitude issues. However, I live at ~1600 m and between work and home is ~200 m change. My runs typically have 300m or more elevation gain and SkiMo closer to 1000m where I am usually at 3500-4000m. When my altitude at home or work is incorrect I really don’t care. What matters to me is elevation gain/loss while working out. When I do an exercise at home or work FusedAlti corrects to the right altitude but we have very strong weather and that can change in a day or less. Absolute altitude at home or work just isn’t that important to me.