@Elipsus “its more about being resilient if USA decides to reduce the capabilities of its “public” GPS, or completly turns it off.” That’s what I was talking about. Before 2000 this was the situation: https://www.gps.gov/systems/gps/modernization/sa/data/ Now, imagine that we went back to it, and I think it’ s not impossible so I think it’s a scenario worth thinking about and prepared to. What would happen to GNSS accuracy who use GPS and Galileo?

@ChunkNorris and? how does it work!

@Joakim-Ågren Fully agree. At least it should be listed in the specifications. Preferably also mentioning how much of the 16/32GB is available to the user.

Getting an upvote from me - I put this suggestion in the wrong place, but clearly us left-handed-users would like more useability. I’ve a Peak currently (waiting on a new Peak Pro to be delivered) and find the buttons fiddly on my right arm at this time of year, when I have to wear long sleeves

@Jan-Suchánek ¯_(ツ)_/¯

@Ollipolli naja, die Kalorien hast Du inzwischen ja durchaus verbraucht. Auch während der Pause. Die Philosophie der Hersteller ist einfach anders. Resume later hat Suunto (noch) nicht…

@Brad_Olwin Wouldn’t it make much more sense to have it all set up as an option. Then you can choose whether you want that or not. Just find it really weird that in this one area Suunto is way out of step with everyone else. Always going to be a personal preferance.

@Ecki-D Suunto does not recognize any swim strokes other than free style unfortunately. Don’t think swim activities are a priority for suunto as this has been well feedback for many years now.

@zen_pavel typically it wont be , but its ok to be

@David-l I will post this as an idea request. I cannot promise anything as I have no knowledge nor any influence in what does or does not get implemented. I will hopefully know whether or not they decide to change it. Won’t be fast.

@aiv4r It should be an option and be disabled by default, so no one would be bothered and anyone would be happy.

@dunots the reason was you posted in the wrong section. Your post is still in the forum.

Ahhh!! Ok, it seems I was misinterpreting the (to me obscure) meaning of the button[s]. I will try re-customizing. Thanks for your patience with me! -d

@Carl-Magnus-Cedercreutz-0 said in Watch faces?: @far-blue I earlier had a Suunto 5 and upgraded to a Suunto Race. On My Suunto 5 I had updated a Sport to include Laps information: Lap time, lap distance, Stryd Power 3 sec and Stryp Power Average. In addition I’d like to be able to see things like “Estimated time to end of Navigation Route” and “Sunset” information on a “kayaking” or “Hiking” sport. I’ve not found any way of customizing Watch Faces or even to see an explanation of what information is available on which watch face (without guess work based on the look at Watchfaces in Suunto App Store. What guidance would the community have to me? be careful. this thread is about watch faces the watch is showing when not recording an activity. You are talking about screens during activity. You can specify all the data you want (which is data to be shown within an activity) in the sport mode customization. Just tap the watch icon in the top left of the home screen in Suunto App, and then choose “Sport Mode Customization”

@MRC01 said in Watch Faces: Not Compatible with Watch ?!: @isazi The app on my phone did not change. It recognized the replacement watch, downloaded 16 GB of maps, updated watch firmware, and a couple of exercises I did, and lets me install several of the watch faces. In short, the app is already working 100%. If all of this already works in the app, how could reinstalling it fix anything? It will start syncing from scratch. Just try it. Isazi knows what he is talking about. (anyway . I just see that it is now working for you)

@ChrisA Maybe in next update, we´ll got new activity - “Knocking”

@David-l My predictions came out today,in the end of my 10 run, interval workout. In general I think the 5k and 10 Kms are in line with my stryd predictions and Garmin,in half marathon and full marathon is a bit off, slower. If their algorithm work like Garmin it will take some weeks until get predictions close to reality, because of the lack of data in terms of endurance. But in shorter distance they are spot on Kudos to Suunto. Normally I don’t rely to much in any predictions, because I know what I’m capable to do but is nice to see when the predictions of the watch match my actual fitness .

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos I did that,I went to walk with my dog for about 15 minutes with gps on. It’s much better than previous tracks, just don’t know if it was for the long gps fix or for the software update. Tomorrow I will update you about that for now only positive things about the update

I would like to add some observations/ possible bugs that I’ve noticed in Multisport. I usually do indoor rowing -> jump rope -> indoor cycling. After ending the rowing and cycling workout I can edit/add the distance on the watch directly or in the app. With Multisport this is unfortunately not possible. For the case above: a distance for the rowing was estimated by the watch and is not editable no distance was determined for the indoor cycling and it can also not be edited (like when not using Multisport) For the Multisport summary the estimated distance of the rowing exercise is used and editable. Takeaway: It would be nice if the individual exercise listed in a Multisport workout could be edited When switching from e.g. indoor cycling to another exercise, it would be nice to be promoted to add the distance, like you would when not using Multisport.

@Mads-Hintz-Madsen the “Swipe to the right” is the same no-function on both Race and Vertical.