this thread is about HR belts smelling funny, not about issues with the data. Please stay In Topic

@Samyon-Shahnovitch said in Suunto Nautic S General Discussion: The ‘hope’ for ‘eventually’ and ‘mostly’ is very vague and not an official statement for suunto (although I hope that it will be the case as you probably internal information) This is the community forum, if you want official information it should be asked via other channels. @Samyon-Shahnovitch said in Suunto Nautic S General Discussion: But - judging from the super slow and neglected ocean release cycle (compared to vertical for example) Dive and outdoor devices have different testing and different release cycles for obvious reasons

Hallo, ja ist bei mir seit dem Update auch so. Vorher funktionierte die Blutsauerstoffmessung sehr zuverlässig, sowohl in der Nacht, als auch die manuelle Messung. Auch deckten sich die Werte mit meinen anderen Geräten (Messung am Finger).

@Hari-Seldon thank you

@Martin-Vrska great it works again

@VoiGAS

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now I see. Reported it.

Speaking for me - Crowns and AMOLED keep me away from upgrading. AMOLED would be okay but only with maximum battery life. Most of the time I forget that there is touch too. Maybe because you always have to push a button before starting to use touch.

@Egika I don’t mean that the watch should be the main light source during night sessions But in real emergency situations — which can happen for countless reasons — a shortcut can be very handy. Same for everyday training: when an evening workout runs longer than expected and you end up in the dark without a headlamp, or when passing through forest underpasses (where I live they aren’t lit). Restoring the last used mode is also useful. However, my top priority would be a simple “on/off” shortcut. One more point for the other messages in the thread: it makes no sense to keep comparing Garmin and Suunto. Suunto is a top-tier device that costs half of the Garmin models it’s often compared to. It has its own identity and features. At the price of the Vertical 2 Titanium, you’d get a plasticky Garmin that’s worth half of what it costs.

I hope so…

@2b2bff Pixel 7, latest Android. I playedaaround a little bit, I found an option in SwiftKey to enable that.

@Brad_Olwin said in Suunto Vertical battery modes: The problem is that the map is still using energy even if you are not on the map screen. That seems strange to me. I’m sure there is a reason for that, perhaps some sort of prefetching of map data into memory to avoid any delay in case if the data screen is switched to the map. But perhaps that could be done more intelligently. I understand that loading from the flash memory is relatively slow. But again if user expectations are right, perhaps users could acknowledge that there will be more lag and enable the map in non-performance mode.

@MarkG good luck with that! Please share your experience with the H10 once you have done some workouts

@herlas Yup, the only numbers I still trust on my watch are time, distance & speed.

@dani_degi das klingt doch gut Wir hoffen weiter

![alt text](image url[image: 1763766353905-1000011223.png] In Android it is useless just now unless you press edit. If it is fixed in the next update that will be most appreciated.