@GPaddle I lost connection to the phone / SA. I tried to reconnect and Suunto App found my Vertical, but still the connect button was grayed out. Phone restart fixed the problem. Might be related to my OnePlus getting a new Android version…

@Bert your Can measure distance only if you start an activity, otherwise it’s just steps.

Yeah, I was reacting to this very phenomenon today. Using the watch as a regular watch outside an activity, the ‘always on’ face became totally dark in the sunlight, but then brightened significantly when stepping indoors. I thought: “The programmers must have reversed the sensor logic!” - i.e. this being a bug. But I don’t know… I’ve seen it at times in a running activity while angling the watch towards the sun, but since I use the brightest setting and run in the mornings in a gloomy Sweden those times have not been frequent. I imagine the coming spring and summer will make me more irritated though… Perhaps I’ll have to switch over to the Garmin FR955 with MIP screen then.

This has been reported here but AFAIK there isn’t a solution yet. https://forum.suunto.com/topic/12593/pool-swim-interval-duration-totally-wrong?_=1742226125341

@peegee Known bug.

@FlickM thank you for the feedback and enjoy your Sunnto

@panadero it is known https://forum.suunto.com/post/164974

@Marco-Reisinger For #1 what phone are you using, I may move this post.

@d-v You may benefit from this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UULahZUMQM&t=1063s The following features can be used to determine readiness: First, your overall sleep data, primarily how long you slept. Second, your gained resources overnight. Third, your nightly HRV score Fourth, your current Form result (the difference of CTL and ATL from previous day) I may be temporarily forgetting some other factors as my coffee starts its morning magic on me. While I understand this is not one discrete number to use, for me I look at all of this data anyway, and a readiness number would unlikely tell me more than what the above does. I can see where Suunto may want to have such a feature to appeal to new users looking at Garmin, etc. from a feature standpoint, but as individuals, we are better served understanding the above factors for our training.

Üblicherweise sind Auto-Laps pro KM aktiviert (zumindest in den Lauf-Aktivitäten). Da gibt es eine Vibration und einen Lap-Screen. Bei dir nicht?