@Vemee sure.

@renton82 grazie mille,gentilissimo,immaginavo

@Mff73 I have 16Gb in the watch only and plenty in the phone. So, this can save me in an unexpected place

@tiago ok so you are saying pace zones are indeed used to classify the workout. That would indeed be the only way for this to have happened, as I have had runs with higher AVG and max HR that were still classified as Aerobic

@SuuntoR Very nice color

@Schoda no why would it look “much” smaller? they’re the same diameter

@josephblcd Snap to a route has a different meaning. You can refocus the map just by taping on it. If it doesn’t work due to a rainfall then you can hold the middle button to enter the menu where you can navigate the map with the buttons and then again (to exit the menu - it’s a workaround). You can also use the Custom battery mode to disable the touchscreen for a map. So it is possible to do what you mention in the last sentence.

@robis said in Suunto support delays/response times tracking.: @Luis-Andés-Olmedo said in Suunto support delays/response times tracking.: A chance to get a watch from Suunto? how? where do you ask for that? If I am not mistaken, I had read on the forum that they could ship a replacement watch (by paying a deposit, of course). Try contacting support and ask for confirmation Thank you. I’ve taken an alternative solution: just ordered a Garmin Epix on Amazon.de at a very good price (450€). When I have my race back I will decide what to do…

@Petr-Hudeček said in Brightness Suunto Race: https://youtu.be/zeJNkQjV2ok Are you pressing buttons to change screens? Or it does this by itself? The camera is moving so I’m not sure. If it’s doing it by itself, you should send your watch to service because I believe that is not intended behavior. Interestingly, when I use my Race on my spin bike, the display stays always on.

@David-l I have my Race in DND all the time as I’m not interested in mobile notifications, it improves battery life massively & only takes a quick button press to wake up the watch to see the time (it continues to monitor 24hr HR/HRV). I’ve found that if I wake up the watch with a button press & start an activity (DND still enabled in the background) the Race tracks the activity, gives HR zones/map etc & everything works perfectly BUT doesn’t vibrate even though its turned on. I have to disable DND before starting the activity & then it vibrates as it should. Took me a while to work this out as I’ve just started using the race nutrition app & kept missing the reminders.

FR is already there, https://forum.suunto.com/topic/9790/alarm-clock

@pilleus not that then. 🫣

@Mff73 it’s possible. I’ve just made online repair request, got all necessary info and printed post sticker for DHL. Next day courier picked my package and that’s it. Took 5 work days to get it back!

@cosme-costa ok thanks for info. Anyway I’d rather like to see native structured workout app improve !

@James-Wylie I think there is a way in the watch itself that you can look for things nearby (and actually type a search entry from the ‘phone’) which is pretty cool

@DrSilverthorn I stumbled on the same problem this week. The song and artist name were displayed correctly but the controls were grayed out. So the bluetooth was working, at least one way. I didn’t have to restart SA, but soft reset of the watch fixed it. So far my Vertical has been affected by three problems: media controls being disabled control panel rendering problems when launching from the middle button wifi connection failure (and thus not loading maps) I ended up downgrading back to the previous sw version.

@Mff73 said in What features are lost without internet?: but be happy, while online, on iOS, you can create such POI and sync it to suunto watch during an activity --> not possible in Android “yet” I cannot deny it: we live in age of unevenly distributed miracles and wonders. Another example that I may just be late to noticing: It’s no longer necessary to modify (sacrifice) existing App POIs to create new ones offline.* A new location saved on the watch can be synced to the App, edited (BYO altitude, of course) and the changes synced back to watch. Admittedly, it initially shows up on the watch POI list without its edited name but, after selecting it, scrolling through its details and repeatedly swearing at the device in Old Ogham, the new name seems to settle in. *That’s still easier, natch. And I’d still like user choice of coordinate format. With such creation on the watch alone, even, as legend tells us was once possible.

@luke55 said in Race: Problem with media control: Hi, The widget correctly shows the track, but control does not work, no way to change track, no way to control volum. I think I am doing something wrong, but what ? Thanks for helping I removed the app, unpaired the watch. I reset both devices and then reinstalled the app and connected the watch and it worked again

@isazi I discovered another anomaly When my watch was set to give alert 90 minutes before sunset it displayed “Sunset 22 hours ago” rather then “Sunset in 1h 30m”. I did not catch to take a photo of that message though. [image: 1720989553796-screenshot_20240714-223501.png]