@SamppaP V2 too, but counted 1 hour shorter sleep…

@SergioB Also, in some cases an incoming call during an activity resulted in the watch crashing and restarting. I wonder if there is a connection?

My V1 Ti Solar is now 2.5 years old and my widget (the full screen one) regularly still shows full charging, and with full bars on the graph too, so I don’t think it is necessarily a generic ageing thing. On the other hand, it is known that solar panels lose efficiency with time - maybe it depends how much exposure to sunlight / UV your watch gets?

@Maryn I agree 100% too

@Mi_chael said: @Tieutieu It’s possible to skip a step of your interval workout on Run and Run 2 Then I hope It could be an improvement on other watches next updates

@Egika watch finally crashed right at the end of a short walk across London - the maps were rending quite slow, like 1 FPS just before. Thankfully the data was saved before it rebooted, however Resources was defaulted back to 70% [image: 1792162148624-181f1010-67e5-46e2-a3a5-8e193ddd0291-image.jpeg] I don’t have the crash log as I was working away and missed the event by an hour - not sure as yet if the log gets deleted on reboot or retained on the watch’s storage. I’ll try and capture diagnostics next time. ( update - the log does get kept during a 12s long UP button press “soft reset” )

Thank you for the suggestions. A reset fixed it.

I hate saying it, but my battery life woes (Suunto Race albeit) and seeing the same problems on other models have me looking long and hard at a switch to a MIP based, solar powered Garmin watch. I held out for a long time due to the price increase of switching to Garmin but I feel like I don’t get what I am promised with a Suunto and I can’t trust faceplate specs, specifically battery life. The only thing that would make me reconsider would be the reintroduction of a solar powered, MIP based Vertical 3 (or some new model?), which I highly doubt will happen.

@VoiGAS said: @2b2bff Thats why some have both . That’s why I have both !! Waiting for SRs3, I’ll probably go for it and give my SRs to my son. But the SV1 is still my loving one and the one that I use for all my most demanding races or adventures, for cycling, moutaneering. SRs is my daily and night watch now, and I mostly use it for short training, road running…

Yes, it’s coming off at the connection of the strap to the watch. I just checked but the pin is moving properly and there is nothing in the watch lugs. Actually, I don’t know if, when it comes off, it’s the pin that retracts or if the bar is bending a bit…

@Brad_Olwin the watch is sadly out of warranty

I have to bring this up again. Why can’t you turn off the tones just for notifications? I don’t get it.

@kuba1234 No, sorry, I understood the problem is in the software since a firmware update (not in the belt) but I was only thinking about getting one once the problem will be fixed then, cause buying a belt if the watch does not keep the connection is a bit wortless…

The problem is, that the display is way too bright in dark lightning conditions. It should be dimmed much more. I always have to activate do not disturbe in a dark room.

@Marien-Perrot Your issue has no link with updates. Check here Q6 https://forum.suunto.com/topic/9960/more-faq?_=1790521715497 And then trillons of posts with the same topic in this forum.

Another shout for a Waypoint Name label please! I’m doing a 40km MTB race and I’d like to see ahead when the next big descent is, or the aid station, or the sprint section…

@g.tsafos yes it “Reads” strange the response. it like that’s it: if you don’t like sell it, we don’t care … it is strange indeed

@Egika I hadn’t considered the points you raised (watch on the left vs. right wrist and the bike). I have to say I agree with them—thanks. With cycling, the distances are usually so great that I’ve never really compared the readings; I actually find it very precise. However, for hiking and ski mountaineering, I find my Vertical 1 less accurate than the 9 Peak, likely due to the sensor’s position. 9 peak pro instead has the sensor in the same position of vertical but only two little holes, and I find it a little more precise (my girlfriend has it) for uphill, gps vertical is better