@Stavrogin As said, I am not sure if those changes also include that the “time in Zones” are now part of the fit-file. So far they were not… lets see

@Kraisun-Tunta Suunto already announced its coming Edit : https://forum.suunto.com/post/186715

@Brad_Olwin Good for you! I would like complications and I want to be able to read them at a glance, not squint.

@2b2bff said in Race S: Extremely high battery use rate: Seems like Suunto and Polar is not a good combination judging on several posts about problems with a Polar HRM… I’ve had similar issues with Coros HRM (armband sensor).

@aiv4r I haven’t seen this before. If this is true, then this Resources widget is probably not very reliable.

@raven said in Wahoo Kickr Core 2 speed and distance: @Dwartus said in Wahoo Kickr Core 2 speed and distance: Thank you for your proposal, for that topic when I run outside with my bike, I add a Suunto “Bike POD” which provide to the watch cadence ans speed. Also, I remember that during the run the average speed and speed is given by the “Bike POD”, but at the end of the actvity, GPS data are used to give average speed and distance. Nevertheless, you understood that I didn’t connect/used this Suunto “Bike POD” for Home Trainer activity (also save “Bike POD” battery because unmount). Thanks Oops, I missed this in my last reply. If you already have a speed/cadence sensor you use outdoors, then yes try that as an additional sensor for your indoor rides and it should work. Yes ! Thanks for the hint, I didn’t think about that because actually not installed because Home Trainer period As a conclusion, the Suunto watch Race/Race S (perhaps other models) are not able to catch all the data broadcasted by Wahoo trainer, only power meter can be read (but not as a Suunto “Power POD” because not possible to calibrate it), it’s too bad Thank you

it’s a watch face designed for AMOLED displays (developed for the Vertical 2 90° edition), I find that it still looks very good even on the older MIP displays of the V1. [image: 1774131278506-90.jpg] Although on MIP I prefer analog hands. [image: 1774131316072-lanc.jpg]

@Egika keeping fingers crossed it will also be an update of the FW 2.52.8 (90th) as Bluetooth disconnect problem still persists (at least partially).

@zhangschmidt I have the same problem…any update from Suunto on this? Is this just a bug or a strange consequence to paying more for the anniversary edition? We don’t get the standard default face from the 2?

When the Run was released and they were talking about a new operating system, I thought it would be the beginning of something that would spread to other devices, and the low price would be the downside of being the first to use an immature system. But with the release of OpenSuuntoPlus, which excludes the Run, it seems the Run will remain an unsuccessful experiment. The feeling right now is that the purchase was a mistake and the watch won’t evolve much further. This makes me consider buying another device, possibly from a different brand to avoid these kinds of nonsensical changes, like Coros.

9 Peak Pro… ahh… 9 Peak was my first Suunto (and first sportwatch, not smartwatch). After 2 days I returned it and ordered 9 Peak Pro. Such a cool watch. I used it some time than there was discount for Suunto watches. There was bug that -40% or something was worked for Vertical 1 too (instead of older Suunto watches) plus I bought Refurbished one. I dont remember exactly price but it was like 1/2 for Refurb (came like brand new, just different box) I remember like after 24h they repaired that bug with promotion. I used Vertical 1 2 years, give my 9PP to my mom (she uses it to this day!). Moved to Race1 to try amoled, and decided to keep it, now using Race 2. That’s my Suunto story, but I’ll remember 9PP. Vertical was honestly my first watch I was so happy with (maps, so goood battery, tank build).

I see 49 (if I didn’t miscount) watchfaces in the Suuntoplus Store. (I did have a Suunto Race connected before, and still shown as a watch that I could switch to, so maybe that also has some influence.) This, in ref. to the Ocean connection not showing the Race 2 watchface in the store.

@shamilt1 Suunto uses something called FusedSpeed. It uses GPS and your steps to calculate your distance. So it is possible the calculation differs, especially as GPS coverage gets bad…

@Nikolai-Simonov If this feature can also help reduce the phone’s battery consumption, that would be amazing. Sometimes when we go deep into the forest, the phone keeps trying to search for a signal, which can drain the battery faster. I really like this feature and I hope it continues to improve. Keep up the great work with the development!

@kemetter Please consider the following purely for informational purposes. As I was particularly curious about the Suunto web GPX export. The web presentation is actually very well done. The GPX export differs from what I expected See attachments: Suunto_route.gpx Suunto_navtrk.gpx The Suunto GPX export and a comparable copy as a GPX navtrk file. The original GPX file was manually edited for this purpose using Notepad++. The GPX navrrk copy therefore so do not contain any trackpoint timestamps. A few GPX WPTs have been added with a Garmin-compatible sym. One of these GPX WPTs also contains an operational web link. The GPX WPT list is not unnecessarily cluttered with turn instructions. See also the presentation in the Cruiser desktop version. [image: 1773675623877-suunto-manual-edit-gpx-navtrk-image.png] Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Great news! It would be fantastic if these apps could also be launched directly in the future (not just during training). That would open up even more possibilities. But it’s a very good start

I’ve recently bought the SV1 and just like my Baro, I love that it’s a big watch. Each to their but I’m not a fan of slim watches.