@Tom-Van-Sichem The tool mentioned that routes that come from Komoot don’t have tbt notifications but I do get tbt notifications with routes from Komoot. For suunto it’s even the recommended way. And tbh, and I hope you don’t find this offensive, I don’t like routes where the tbt are based on bends in the road. Garmin also does this to a certain extent, and it’s quite annoying, specially in the mountains where there are quite a few zigzag paths up the mountains.

@snow If I look at the version history in the app store: a 3.x.0 version has a description of the one biggest change. a 3.x.y version has Fixed known issues and improved system stability.

This problem should be fixed with the Q4 firmware update

@matteo_000 Live.T is known to be heavy on resources, you should avoid running that one along with others in parallel.

Not necessarily — I have a few downloaded, but I don’t always use them.

@Jason-M yeah, I have the same issue. I see how to do it in Training Peaks, but apparently that requires a premium TP account. I did not think getting a Suunto watch would require also paying for premium TP just to make a simple strength workout so I’m hoping you get some useful replies

Oh, it would be brilliant if Suunto were to add an NFC payment feature. In the meantime, I need the Polar payment strap (payment funtion by Fidesmo). It’s a really simple way to add a payment function to your Suunto watch. You can check on the Fidesmo website beforehand to see if your bank is supported.

There is a quite famous video of Tom Scott on Time Zones in programming on YouTube: At the end, you take a library for calculations with it and don’t try to implement it yourself…

With my Race S sleep score is always between 72 and 88, regardless how well I slept. It is more of a random number generator. With Garmin I had a lot more variety. Numbers between 30 and 99. Not that it always matches the quality of my sleep but more often than not it does…

Last week the watch showed th emorning report, when I was playing around with it at 3am. Went back to sleep and the watch continued to record sleep until I finally got up at 8am. So getting the morning report does not necessarily prevent consecutive slep tracking.

@sky-runner Being a software developer myself I share your concerns. Also, quite a few watches missed the summer firmware update, and the one for last quarter was postponed for all series (except the run 2). This is also not a sign the developers have everything in control. It’s not the only department that worries me. Support isn’t any better. The whole year they promised to keep me up to date about the list of bugs a reported, but they seem the be unable to even get even the simplest questions answered.

@jobtoll mine neither for just the bathroom. Only an extensive walk around like getting into the kitchen to drink something will detected. This used to be different last year…

Just to let you know - It started to work well 2 days ago.

@greenfish29 yes it comes with spring bars

@isazi Yeah, I did. Thank you!

@Victor-Hugo-Santoyo Pay attention to the settings on your watch, the notification may be turned off. I don’t know how Intervals.icu works… I only use Suunto and Strava for data, no other add-ons.

@sszabo.apor it is possible to manage notifications differently during sport mode and smartwatch mode (and these settings can be different per each sport mode). Just scroll down in the activity options and you will find the settings. I would not use DND to achieve what you want

@sszabo.apor no problems at all, triggers everytime when ending a workout in z2 or higher.