Suunto Race S general discussion

isazi

@Bexs2247 for some reason not yet possible on iOS

isazi

@Michal747 contact support, your watch seems faulty

Steven Vanlancker

@isazi At least you got one … I tried the waiting list 5 times and always was I in reach of a computer to order when in stock, every time I missed.
I was looking foreward to the Rs and I wanted to try one but I totally lost interest in the way it takes too long to deliver so I bought a Garmin. I don’t get why you are releasing a product and you don’t have stock. I understand that can happen due to the succes of a product, but not 5 times in a row.

If buying a watch is like tickets for Adele, it’s ok for me.

Ze Stuart

@isazi Apple, being annoying. On the AW, you can select which apps, but on iOS, I believe the only option for a non-AW is to echo every notification on the Lock Screen, ignoring grouping or phone DND.

isazi

@Ze-Stuart I believe that was the case in the past, but I heard Garmin and Coros allow you to select apps for notifications also in iOS, so something may have changed.

isazi

@Steven-Vanlancker not sure why you’re addressing me, and not sure why your only message in this forum is this one.

Bexs2247

Any ideas how to change the weather from Fahrenheit to centigrade? I don’t do Fahrenheit

Ze Stuart

@isazi I’d be happy to be wrong about that limitation!

carabott

@EzioAuditore Wanted to add that REST doesn’t happen only during sleep. It can happen throughout the day while in rest mode. So that might be another reason why measuring HRV during the day is useful.

frullewulle

How about data privacy?
Is the captured data stored on European servers and does it stay theree? Or is is transferred to Chinese servers?
Which 3rd party companies have access to this data?

Thx for the feedback…

Brad_Olwin

@Bexs2247 said in Suunto Race S general discussion:

Any ideas how to change the weather from Fahrenheit to centigrade? I don’t do Fahrenheit

Switch the watch to metric and temp will be in Celsius

Bexs2247

@Brad_Olwin it is set to metric as far as I can tell. My height and weight etc is

wurzlsepp

@carabott said in Suunto Race S general discussion:

Wanted to add that REST doesn’t happen only during sleep. It can happen throughout the day while in rest mode. So that might be another reason why measuring HRV during the day is useful.

Yes, rest can happen during the day, but there are too many other stressors that affect HRV. Interpreting HRV as a value throughout the day involves just way too many variables and is complicated (currently impossible). If you look into literature, currently agreed on as the best method to determine recovery with HRV is one measurement early in the morning in always the same position. This should eliminate as much variables as possible and allow at least some (!) interpretation. Suuntos approach is close to that.

Garmin calculating it all day long doesn’t mean that it always provides useful insights

Brad_Olwin

@Bexs2247 what is your location? I am in the US and when I switch to metric my temp is Celcius

Bexs2247

@Brad_Olwin I’m in the UK

A Former User

Hi, on my SRs I have that problem witch sleep and nap detection. On this night it’s second time that my sleep is a long time nap .
Before every thing was fine, what have change?

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Orange color is a Nap. Purple is a sleep.

nicovoim

Hi, first question here. I have Race S and was wondering should crown be really easy to turn, as in apple watch for example or stiffer? It’s guitar stiff to turn with finger, it turns but I would wish it was easier.

far-blue

@nicovoim mine rotates smoothly with only a slight resistance

gerstlauer

@nicovoim Seems like quite a few people are having issues with it. Mine’s a little hard to turn, though not as bad as yours.

Stoke80

@nicovoim

Hi. I am now on my second Race S, as the crown of the first one was rather stiff.

I mostly had to use two fingers (thumb and index finger) to scroll or to pressure quite hard with my index finger from the top to rotate the crown. But then the watch moved on my wrist.
Now, my second watch is better and the crown rotates much better. But still not that smooth as an apple watch (just mention for comparison reasons).

But you should be able to rotate the crown with the index finger with not too much effort.

If you are still able, return the watch and get another one.

Surprisingly, my second unit, which works good now, has been produced some weeks before my first one, which I returned.