@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos This has been as issue for a while now (first documented with software 2.40.38). And it always comes up when someone oversleeps because the alarm goes off later than expected. I’ve actually seen the alarm touchscreen react to simply touching the bed sheets, so it doesn’t even necessarily have to be skin contact that dismisses or snoozes an alarm.

@cumbrian-runner OHR is highly dependent on the individual. For me Race2 OHR works well with steady runs and poorly on intervals. I almost always use a belt because I want better HR data. I often wear Race2 on one wrist and Vertical on the other. I get nearly identical distances and altitude gains/losses with both. I can share many instances of data if you wish.

@Horizontal_2 That initial steep decline is probably related to charging without charging. The current cycle does not show a similar steep discharge at the beginning. Basically, I am currently satisfied with the consumption/battery life of the watch. I have had the watch for 1 year, but it was purchased second-hand. The original owner claimed that he had only used the watch for a few months.

@mdavis121212 said in Using Suunto Progress: @Brad_Olwin Well I wanted to do Mt Rainer but that’s not going to happen at my age. lol. I want to go faster at Century rides. Why Not!!! I have skied Rainier but many, many years ago. I am nearly as old as you, 69. I have a 100 mile race with 23,000 feet vertical gain in June. I am not letting my age dictate what I can do. I would develop a good training plan for riding or get a coach if you need to. There is no reason you cannot build your fitness. So some good goals.

@Manuel-Extreme only on the device for now heard it’ll come to app in a future update

@ruNSuunto Did you read above and could try uninstall and reinstall Suuntoapp and check again HR display?

@aiv4r it’s been discussed already : it will probably come but at start it’s meant to be exclusive to anniversary edition

@VoiGAS said in Suunto Nautic S General Discussion: @Nandodiver Nice! Are there any features you can use on land? I guess Altimeter and Compass will work, how about maps and navigation? On land Maps (pan & zoom, PID, Navigate & lock, high contrast map) Compass TIDE Weather & location Sunset & sunrise, Moon phases Iphone notifications timer/countdown Personalised shortcut buttons 19 watch faces (some are more personalised than others) Quick access widget alarm flashlight find mobile eco mode flight mode do not disturb lock buttons Lock with code

Today first run no downhil metrics, after rebooting worked well till the end.

@Egika In addition to my forum post, I contacted Suunto support with the same information. Their response was either to return the watch for assessment or offer a discount on the purchase of a new watch. Since it’s impossible to know the repair cost before analysis, I find the discount offer appealing.

As soon as I completed an interval exercise and marked it as very good, from feel perspective. The recovery status went from 31 to 51.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos The question was why the Firmware is late and YOU started to argue. I doubted it and I think free exchange of opinions is what a forum is for. Also I think my post had no aggressive speech or similar in it. And my claims are well supported by user reports. So I have no idea why you are saying MY post is off topic. But this should end here - you accused me and I think I had all the right to defend myself

@Brad_Olwin I compared the Race 2 against the Vertical 1 Race S for several weeks and opened a dedicated thread to discuss the topic. As a summary: in all my activities and tests Vertical and Race S recorded practically same tracks (recorded GPS points), distances and paces, and, the most important, showed distance (in the watch ) was very close to the recorded distance when measuring the GPS recorded track. In Race 2 the behavior is different: Race 2 records practically same tracks (recorded GPS points) but showed distance is shorted (or filtered) and differs from the distance when measuring the GPS recorded track, and this GPS measured distance is similar to the distance measured with both Vertical and Race S, so ir seems that all watches record/save similar GPS info/points but processing algorithm is different. This behavior happens in running and bike activities. Which watch is more accurate? I really don’t know but for me it’s clear that altough they estimate same track (raw GPS points) they estimate different distances and paces so one must be more accurate than the other. Maybe V1 was measuring excesive distance, maybe Race 2 is measuring less distance. Maybe “perfection” is in the middle, who knows? The behavior can also be observed in activities of runners using Suunto, so it appears to be “normal” operation of the Race 2. That’s the reason I opened the dedicated thread. That said, I’m using the Race 2 as my 24/7 watch and the Vertical is in the drawer for “special” days or going out on the bike.

@carloscolaro hey, did you solve this problem? i have same watch and i have same problem.