@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Possibly. I haven’t used the Garmin 840 in a long time, so maybe this feature is available in more expensive models or has been introduced in an update.

@2b2bff Well it’s exactly the topic I was talking about to start with.

@Adrian.S agree on treadmill elavation gain, would be nice if one could edit it on the watch after the run, like distance but at least we have elevation gain in the app now for treadmill, so step by step.

@Horizontal_2 That initial steep decline is probably related to charging without charging. The current cycle does not show a similar steep discharge at the beginning. Basically, I am currently satisfied with the consumption/battery life of the watch. I have had the watch for 1 year, but it was purchased second-hand. The original owner claimed that he had only used the watch for a few months.

@aiv4r Here’s hoping that includes us lowly Suunto Run users…we didn’t get the Vertical Week watchface for some reason neither…

@Ecki-D. But to me, this is definitely a used battery issue, as if i switch on the watch for running, it will turn off instant.

@Bigb0zz what do you mean? In my case nap never worked. But often I do short sleep after lunch.

I wanted to try the route planner and found a bug that makes planning impossible. In the “Outdoor” map view, forest and dirt roads are displayed as regular roads. Only after zooming out to a certain level do they appear correctly as dashed green lines. However, at that zoom level not all paths are displayed anymore. The dark map mode works exactly the opposite way. Even at the highest zoom level, forest and dirt roads are displayed correctly as dashed lines, but from the same zoom-out level they start to be drawn as regular roads. [image: 1772911649342-b7009e92-e727-4c06-959a-edb5b376f284-image.png] [image: 1772911667337-231d2f3e-6ed0-4432-b3d3-a2288c117f3c-image.png] [image: 1772911725773-ad2281ea-65e3-4c51-836c-4858e1583a3e-image.png] [image: 1772911750528-87680971-631a-4a81-a595-7d997139edeb-image.png] In Suunto Android app, the same forest and dirt roads are displayed correctly as full or dashed green lines.

@cosme.costa Having Suunto OHR armband would be cool. Sorry being offtopic

@Nandodiver i’m a 3-star CMAS diver. for training purposes, we dive to a maximum depth of 42 meters. they said that due to Suunto issues, their sensors were unreliable, but I really liked the Nautic S, especially its visible screen and design. thank you very much.

@Egika Is there a table/list that lists the various user requests? Because it must be difficult and redundant for the development teams to read all these discussion threads.

@Egika [image: 1770907355583-1000144681.jpg] I did more runs like this

@SirMcKey @sportsfreund @brad_olwin Thank you! I’m slowly getting back into online things…

My run today was spot on. Used the Run with the Coros HRM and it was exactly the same as the Polar chest strap. Before I had followed the suggestions and uninstalled and reinstalled the app. So it does seem that at least for this run it has eliminated the spiking. However it has been mentioned in previous posts that uninstalling and reinstalling the app solved the problem each time in occured suggesting it is a temporary fix and not a permanent solution. It also doesn’t alter the data that is already present and incorrect from previous runs so I do believe it’s an issue Suunto need to look into.

@gipfelkind I found the cause: the Morning Report is triggered by arm movement while I’m still in bed. If I don’t see it and leave it undismissed for an hour, it vanishes and cannot be accessed again that day.

@shamilt1 I think the GPS tracks will become better once the watch has ‘settled’ around your preferred run area. At least that’s what I see. The first one, two were good but after that spot on. The distance in my runs has stayed same. Meaning the shorter meters do not increase as the length increases. Enjoy your watch and may it serve you well.

Suunto please look into this. Give an option to turn off buzz on connect maybe? I’m getting a bunch on my new PP9 and seem to have no reason for them. Supper wasn’t helpful

A week on & I’ve done a good mix of walks & runs, some hilly & some flat (48 miles with 5111ft ascent). The Race has reported spot on ascent values throughout so the cleaning process above definitely works

@DrSilverthorn said in Course planner feature suggestion: @sky-runner this could work. Maybe the degree to which you prefer one solution vs another is tied to how obsessively you’re watching the info I think I’d prefer the configurability of a data field option, which would probably involve fewer button presses If there was a dedicated waypoint data screen and I could customize it, I’d definitely use that. But in general I don’t like Suunto’s approach of mixing navigation specific data fields with other data fields on regular data screens. I don’t like having unused data fields when navigation isn’t used. I also don’t like an idea of having a special sport customization just for the case when I use navigation. In my opinion, navigation specific data should only be visible when I use navigation and otherwise be hidden. Garmin solved that by allowing users to customize navigation specific data screens that only show up during navigation. My eyesight isn’t that great anymore so I don’t like having a lot of data fields on each data screen (4 or 5 at max), which means with only 3 data screens I can’t even afford to waste some of the space for navigation specific data fields like distance to next waypoint or ETA. I used that in the past with Suunto 9, but would definitely prefer a cleaner solution. When I used Garmin. I always enabled the “Up Next” feature, which is a dedicated data screen that shows up to 4 upcoming waypoints with their names, symbols, and remaining distances to them.