@isazi got it, so it was a feature 🙂

@Egika Thanks so much, I finally got it to work!

@Danny-poleg There were some initial test models that had less storage, I believe. Mine has 32GB and all Race S production are 32 GB.

@Malersh the start of the arc is the current hour (like it would be with analog hands).
The end of the arc ist the steps vs your step goal

Hello,

it had been working fine for the last three weeks until today.
@HoBart, thank you for the suggestion. Currently, my battery is at 50%.
@isazi, I sent the logs and a private message.

After starting this thread, I removed all my alarms and kept just one for the morning. I thought that had resolved the issue and was planning to update you this week. “Fortunately”, the issue occurred again today. You have my logs, so I hope something useful comes up.

Thank you!

@far-blue No problem. I made research and found interesting solution
All is here:
https://youtu.be/a_LR1oula_0?si=WlHVB7TmKjmmyJZm

I found proper link to calculators described in movie (web page has changed):

https://www.8020endurance.com/80-20-zone-calculator/

Today after running test with 3 and 9 minutes intervals I had all data and adjusted all. Should be OK.

I managed to resolve it without reset to factory and without clearing cache and data of the Bluetooth app. I did (not sure of the exact order):

Remove old Suunto watch (Spartan Trainer) from the device list in the App Delete Suunto App data/cache (I wanted to unpair the watch from the phone but did not find it in the Bluetooth list(?). Maybe it unpaired when clearing the App data or I misremember.) Turn off Bluetooth on the Phone Unpair (forget) MobileApp on the watch (Settings - Connectivity - Paired devices) Turn off discovery on the watch (Settings - Connectivity - Discovery) Log into app Pair watch again (turn on Bluetooth and Discovery first)

Most likely not all of those steps are required but I would rather not have more opportunities to figure out which ones are.

@Brad_Olwin I think you’re right. I also doubt many people are that bothered by it, it’s quite a niche thing. It’s just really useful for hitting specific paces on a track, for example, ave lap pace is super useful for this sort of thing.

@dreamer_ I’ll receive mine tomorrow. I’ll test it on known trails.

Street Names would be great, and the ability to turn off etc.

But for me the most important thing is the response and clarity of the maps.

On the Suunto Vertical (I haven’t tried any other Suunto watch) the maps are fantastic for responsiveness.Extra data may slow this down.

I somehow prefer the black stainless steel still, but i do find this watch strap really nice!

@Buntmans
At this point I would contact support as @isazi suggested

@DianeB Write to this address support-en@suunto.com
But be prepared that they take a long time to answer your question.
Don’t stop and ask a lot.
Although they are very nice haha.

@SvenSchroeter 😜 just like how geologists can tell the difference between clay and silt by tasting

Hello, I calibrated the compass and now the setting is there. 🙂

@Federico
I had the same problems with sleep recording. It started to work about one week after I enabled the 24/7 HR measurement and sleep recording.

No idea about VO2 max, though. I suppose it also depends on the sport you practice and the HR max you reach and for how long. For example, VO2 won’t be recorded if you do walking or other low HR activities.

Another solution is just to change watch. I have had Suunto for 20 years now, and I am really fed up with them. I gave back last year 1 Suunto 9 and 1 Suunto 9 plus because of quite unreliable HR measurements and totally crazy open water swimming GPS tracks.

The last decent Suunto was the Ambit 3 Peak, which I still have. A. bit outdated, bulky and very uncomfortable to wear, however reliable and with decent measurements.

@ET3PO

Thank you all. I managed to activate the vibration feedback.
I’ll write another post at the SuuntoPlus forum as it is related to that topic and not watch specific.

I searched on the shop, the new model should be the one labelled ATH6, that is SUUNTO 22MM ATHLETIC 6 SILICONE STRAP, it’s a pity they are that expensive, by comparing with the price of the watch itself we have:
1 Race S = 6 ATH6 straps (!)

@DianeB,

Suunto should solve this aspect to improve user experience. We can’t predict when turning off will be needed and the reasons, specially for a multi-sport watch that covers “radical sports”, at least for me.

It should be add an automatic counter (timer) triggered when we turn on the watch, then after syncing, based in the current time minus the counter it is possible to know the exact time the watch was turned on.