@TitaniumDave having more options to modify would be great. I am also a bit a bit confused why certain complications are not available for other, fitting watch faces (for me it is the TSB graph). Maybe it is possible to do it like with the sportmodes: standard ones are selecetable on the watch, if you want more customization you can do so in the app and make them available on the watch

no idea why it works so bad for me ?

@Jose have found the fix is simple. Switch Bluetooth off on the phone and re enable it when you wake up. I think the app has a bug in that if you do get up in the middle of the night and it syncs, even though the watch will change the sleep time if you go back to sleep - when you wake up properly the app won’t accept the updated sleep time. Since I’ve done that sleep tracking has been excellent. Hopefully an app update is soon

@ab100 Nothing prevent you to import such a gpx.

@mrtn22 in the pre activity start page you have different icons for the OHR internal module (a heart), and an external HR monitor (a heart with a strap around it)

@juamram Mine is working well. Check you HR is on 24/7, Sleep tracking is enabled and auto DND is on. I would try a soft reset as well.

@janezbozja Thank you! I could reproduce it and have filed a bug report.

@stromdiddily Display on the Race is slightly larger than the Vertical, so you are correct.

@Yamac-Tan Race and Race S have no custom battery modes. So it could be screen related and/or scroll wheel related, which the two have.

@Michael-Schmidt Are your referring to this: https://forum.suunto.com/post/75478? (Vote anyway!) Or one of these: https://forum.suunto.com/search?in=titles&term=POI import? Or something else that these do not cover?

@Michael-Schmidt I don’t think you are doing anything wrong. Suunto’s attitude to the notifications seems to be that they show the first couple of sentences - whether that’s an email, a txt, a social media message etc. Generally this gives you enough to know whether to go to the relevant app on your phone but they aren’t aiming to replace the need to use your phone in most cases.

@Goisatäle Select your desired sport -> trainings options -> autolap > 1km

@DAVIDB You need to upload it via the app. Go into the Suunto App route planner. Click on the “+” symbol in the bottom right of the screen and choose the option to import a gpx file. Select the file you want, then edit any details if necessary, toggle on the “use in the watch” switch and save it. Sync your watch with the app and the route will transfer.

@paulcarpenter99 This has happened to me, with a SV, some time ago when I tried to download 5/6 maps at the same time. Then I did it in steps of 1/2 maps and I haven’t any issues.