SOFTWARE UPDATE 2.33.12 - Q1 2024
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@skitouring unfortunately I do not believe that is included.
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Q1 2024 means that there are 3 other updates in 2024? 🧐
https://www.instagram.com/moves.are.life/
Suunto Vertical Black Lime
Suunto 9 Peak Pro Black
Suunto Spartan Ultra Stealth Titanium -
@pilleus
It means that this is Q1 of 2024 for sure
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Also means see you in Q2 - likely end of June
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Update installed this morning ; seemed faster than previous ones.
Except bugs corrections and improvements, not sure I will use new features.Feedback :
- UI much faster and smoother (even if it was not a problem for me)
- Sync with app is also much faster (I’m using beta SA, it was already faster with latest release before today’s fw update)
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Installed with no issues. First activity will be later today. So far “lag” - what little there was - seems even better. New watch faces are fine but will probably stick with the one I have been using.
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New, fresh firmware, cool!
While new watch faces are always welcome, I’m still waiting for watch face data fields customisation. Maybe it’ll come someday
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Smooth operator
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Suunto Vertical Ti Solar here. The UI is noticeably smoother now!
Regarding the “Improvements in the display of laps in the activity summary”: it what looks like a regression, I cannot view laps or intervals from the watch anymore:
- Widgets => Journal / Log Book
- Select any activity, including previous ones where the laps/intervals were visible
- Scroll through the information displayed
- Since the firmware upgrade I can no longer see:
- Intervals or Laps (you used to be able to scroll right on that row to view a table)
- Time spent in Heart rate / pace / power zones
Where can I report this regression?
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@mickywickyftw
that’s not a regression, but it’s what happen to activities after fw upgrades.in the watch only summaries are kept, you should have all the info in the app, if you sync as suggested, before the upgrade
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@mickywickyftw Hi, I don’t think there is any regression. I think that it’s just a logbook is somehow cleaned after the update. You should try a new workout and see if the info is there. Also you should have all the info uploaded into the app if I am not mistaken so you shouldn’t lose any data.
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@mickywickyftw You can’t!
When you update your Suunto watch the old activities are erased, only a small summary remains. You will se the improvement in new activities. This has been always this way with Suunto.
BTW, the app or the watch warns you to sync the watch before apply any update.
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@cosme-costa The activities should be synced anyway if the update is uploaded into the watch (you could do an activity afterwards that’s possible I know but maybe the probability is quite low)
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My app got stuck on “transferring update 100%”. I went into the watch and installed the update. But now the app is downloading the update again. Even though the watch already has the latest update.
My vertical feels significantly smoother though
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@Zdeněk-Hruška Yeah, you are right, with the newer watches shouldn’t happen.
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@Niclas-Brundell for some reason the update was successful but the end of download was not acknowledged. This may (or may not) result in your watch trying the update again tonight to the same version.
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Well done SUUNTO for this SV update, which includes numerous bug fixes and performance improvements yet to be tested. I find the Watch faces very basic and disappointing.
However, I was expecting a much more major update, including :
-SUUNTO Climb pro
-Detailed sleep analysis with phases
-Napping detection
-Data on screen with map
-NGP as data field
I’m waiting for that… hopefully not too long.
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ruler is very useful. previously when i hiking, i sometimes need to manually calculate the distance from my position to my destination by count number of contour lines.
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I just updated my SV without problems and 20% battery load
