Get it together Suunto. Release stuff for all watches at once and not this non sense piece meal . I gotta say that’s something just annoying

afaic, I can confirm that sync is faster, and I’m pleased they’ve sorted out the issue of the lock during an activity. If I may make a suggestion, I’d like to see the climb guidance included in Run 2 as well, just as they were in Run 1. Also, what I really miss about the Race S is that you can’t add a screen with an automatic lacp (only the manual one is available). I can’t explain why Suunto has omitted it!

@havupuumies That is great to hear!

@backyard said: Yes, sometimes mine gets “stuck” too and measures heart rate every second. It’s fine after I perform a “soft reset.” It’s a bug. … and so I came across the same problem. I just noticed that the battery was draining faster than usual and, when I checked the sensor for a long while, I saw that it was always active. A soft reset, as suggested, temporarily solves the issue.

@GratefulDeadpan You are right, I thought it could be half of the cadence due to the new sensor. But then it should be around 70 or so. Hm…

@snow It’s exactly as it is — the Run 1 legacy has been carefully and tenderly ported to the Run 2… Oh, how many wondrous innovations The spirit of enlightenment conceives, And Experience, born of tribulations, And Genius, which the paradox receives…

@Steven-Hambleton said: @snow The Race 3S is Lithium-Ion according to the Suunto website. I see this on the product website: [image: 1792152480533-d7486b42-2018-4183-a854-e7d07c406dbc-image.jpeg] But anyway, I am looking not at the tech, but at the numbers. What we see here is 38h in multiband GNSS and 45h in singel band.

@backyard I do not report app issues often, focus on the watches themselves. Maybe @dimitrios-kanellopoulos knows if this is a known issue or not

@aiv4r That wasn’t the point though. If the music is already in that format, I’ll just use it as is without any hassle. With around 40GB available, space isn’t really an issue anyway.

I don’t own a Run 2 — I’m sticking with the Run 1, and from a software standpoint, the two models seem practically indistinguishable. As a result, it looks like most of the Run 1’s shortcomings have been faithfully carried over to the Run 2. A particularly “notable” feature is the inability to customize interval training screens. Considering this hasn’t been addressed on the Run 1 in nearly two years, I’d be… pleasantly surprised if it suddenly gets fixed on the Run 2.

@Egika said: there is a difference between “resting HR” and “min HR”. Min HR during sleep on the watch (in sleep widget) and in app (iOS) does match for me. Then there is a min. HR value in the HR widget, which states to be the minimum in the last 12h. So if read in the evening it will not cover last nights sleep minimum. Resting HR instead is a value you set in the watch in Settings - General - Personal. Though I do not know where this value is actually used… You’re right! I’ve never really paid much attention to them, but after fiddling about with the Run 2 a bit recently, I’ve become curious about those Min/Avg/Rest values… Sorry for the noise!

@Danny-poleg The watch, after finishing the run on the treadmill, has a calibration. = 5km treadmill, Watch 6km, 5km treadmill, the next run the watch will show everything correctly.

@sky-runner I agree training plans are used by virtually anyone with a goal in mind and are serious about accomplishing their goals. Just makes it all the more frustrating we need to manually create them on the basic interval creator on the Suunto app or alternatively use the AI coach which frankly kind of sucks. For example, why is there a 10 week marathon plan? I don’t know any plan that has such a short span to train for a marathon seriously especially with a time goal in mind

@kurtpenter Cool, great, I ran a quick test on my SRS (Chrome/Android) and it worked. However, I need to look further into the import , it won’t let me select the CSV file (perhaps it’s related to the “accept” attribute?).