They’ve just given me the problem and the solution: apparently, the watch has to be in contact with the skin. If you wear it over clothing, the wrist-raise gesture doesn’t work.

Está claro que esto es un fallo recurrente. A mí Sunnto Run con el que llevo algo más de una semana le pasa lo mismo. De 9 días he recibido el informe matinal 3 veces

What’s happening to me is that in the Suunto app the intervals appear correctly, but when I sync with RunMotion they are not recognized. Does anyone know about this issue and what the solution might be?

@Tomasz-Zakrzewski Make sure the Suunto App is up to date both must be current to get watch faces on the Run.

@aerodynamik I am also not satisfied with the volume and vibration on the watch. But i live with it. It would be good if it could be improved.

@ze230877 Let’s hope… Basically, I am happy with the watch.

@owend I also once had that problem with hr data. but in that training I paused the training and then continued. later I noticed that problem in the application.

Suunto support’s reply provided some additional details: The Suunto Run does not include all the swimming features advertised in the product sheet — a deliberate choice by Suunto. I don’t understand why they don’t update their product sheet to clarify which features might actually come later; it’s completely unacceptable. Suunto acknowledges these shortcomings. It’s somewhat reassuring — we can hope for certain improvements, such as displaying distance in meters — but nothing guarantees that all the announced features are achievable due to hardware limitations (automatic laps, stroke recognition, rest-time counting). I was told that only the high-end models are capable of handling these features and that the Run is primarily oriented toward running.

I am returning to this issue because it bothers me greatly. I keep monitored my sleep with a Holter because I am trying to investigate a problem that has been occurring for a couple of years (PVCs). There have been several fw updates, I have sent several logs, but I keep seeing graphs that are completely at odds with reality, even during the day. If it’s not too much to ask, I would like to understand if this is just my own issue, considering that the post has not received any replies, or if it is a widespread oddity that no one cares about. Either way, thank you anyway. Don’t get me wrong, you know I love this watch!

@Jordan-Decker I can’t believe it was that easy and I am a bit embarrassed I never thought about it myself. Thanks a lot mate

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@Hari-Seldon True, I moved here when I realized it’s probably an issue with the Suunto Run. A big difference between the H10 and Verity Sense / Coros HRM is that only the former provides R-R intervals. This fact surely affects how the watch interacts with the sensor since e.g. the watch knows that zonesense should not be available with the optical ones. I would guess something in how the watch treats them causes the spikes, and that this is somehow related to the bogus R-R data recorded by the watch. I don’t know whether or not this also happens with the Coros OHR sensor.

@Jervin-Reyes I think the Suunto Run was already great when I bought it this summer, but I am pleasantly surprised with the number of updates and the contents of these updates (especially the last one). I’m excited to see what future updates might bring (Vertical2/Race2 watch faces I hope), but actually hope they will update the app with a dark mode and improve the sleep tracking scoring.

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@Hari-Seldon thank you

@Marcus-Goebel even though I always take the value with a grain of salt, I see no troubles on my part