Suunto 7 update 30-06-2020

A Former User

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos “Choose the training data you want to keep an eye on during an exercise by creating your own customized sport modes in Suunto mobile app. Your own sport modes will appear at the top of the sport mode list in your watch.” How is this done?

Massimiliano Mirannalti

@Urban-Olofsson use the Suunto phone app, tap on the watch icon in top right corner. Here you have the sport mode customisation function.

Bulkan

@giulio it doesn’t appear in this update.

Bulkan

@Massimiliano-Mirannalti said in Suunto 7 update 30-06-2020:

@Urban-Olofsson use the Suunto phone app, tap on the watch icon in top right corner. Here you have the sport mode customisation function.

Let me add, sync, wait for the sync and follow the instructions above.

Dominik Moser

Hi @ all!
Given that Suunto now counts steps does it make sense to let Fit count steps as well? If I disable Fit on the watch will Google Fit sync my steps with suunto so that I have the counted steps in the google fit app?
FYI:
suunto step counter right now 1668 steps
fit step counter right now 1183 steps.

THX!

macdav

Fit: 972
Suunto: 1 011 steps

For what reason should I use Google fit, now?

Dominik Moser

@macdav exactly my thoughts.

pavel.samokha

@Dominik-Moser said in Suunto 7 update 30-06-2020:

Hi @ all!
Given that Suunto now counts steps does it make sense to let Fit count steps as well? If I disable Fit on the watch will Google Fit sync my steps with suunto so that I have the counted steps in the google fit app?
FYI:
suunto step counter right now 1668 steps
fit step counter right now 1183 steps.

THX!

Suunto App and Google Fit uses different algorithms.
Google Fit is more “conservative” and Suunto App is closer to how traditional Suunto Watches count steps.

So it’s up to you to choose which suits you best. For me Suunto’s variant is better, but some people coming from other WearOS watches to Suunto 7 might have their data in Google Fit and prefer Fit metrics.

Egika

@pavelsamokha @Dominik-Moser @pavelsamokha
interesting finding! I would have thought the data base would be the same and the watch’s OS do the counting.

currently I have 960 steps in FIT and 956 in Suunto -> very small difference and Suunto more conservative

also I find that the FIT steps are not updated in real time. Maybe different time of sampling the counter

A Former User

@Massimiliano-Mirannalti found it! Thanx.

Dimitrios Kanellopoulos

I think, if I remember correctly the steps etc should eventually align. It’s just different refresh / sync periods.

I might be wrong though

pavel.samokha

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Yep, may be I’m wrong and it will align now

Dominik Moser

hm, right now I´ve got 3174 in fit and 4352 in suunto. That`s quite a huge difference.

rerkiaga

Hello, Im a new S7 user! love the machine! buy the great machine and first update!! Im happy with Suunto.

jw cou

I find the Sport mode customization super useful for the S7, as you can design displays with 2 big numbers only that are much more readable on sunny days with the S7 screen (and a low brightness to save some battery) than the standard displays. Good job! Now I only need to be able to load routes and my S7 will be perfect for me!

Bulkan

@rerkiaga said in Suunto 7 update 30-06-2020:

Hello, Im a new S7 user! love the machine! buy the great machine and first update!! Im happy with Suunto.

Hi friend. Welcome to the Community

A Former User

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos “Power saver tilt” is broken after the update. “Tilt-to-wake” works fine, though.

Brad_Olwin

@Metalmi power save tilt is fine for me. Are you using a Suunto watchface?

Dimitrios Kanellopoulos

Regarding calories and steps.

Google fit aggregates steps and calories from the phone as well if you use it.

So leaving the watch at home , walking with the phone, and syncing will give you steps from phone etc.

A Former User

@Brad_Olwin I am. It started working fine few hours later - maybe after I was changing watch face (turning power saver tilt off and back on didn’t help).