I remember correctly, the Ground Contact Time, Vertical Oscillation, and Ground Contact Balance metrics are from the watch and not the foot pod. I wanted to give an update on this. I went for a run today and verified that indeed those metrics on that screen come from the watch and not the foot pod.

I personally like Suunto’s nylon bands, I have multiple colors and switch them up if one is wet, and so on. I had also bands from Coros, and I am not a fan. I don’t like the plastic pieces which connect to the springs, and find them too short. Material quality is good. Would love to order the Nautic one, but cannot justify about 50€ for a nylon band.

@Alpha Question: my sunrise/sunset times change every morning. So I have to pair the Core with the app each morning to get it to update to the correct times. This even though my location is set on the watch correctly. Does your Core 2 do the same thing?

@strain I also switched from the Race 2 because I wanted music and a lighter watch. Now that offline maps are available, I’ve gotten so used to them that I didn’t want to miss out on that feature either. ​Overall, I think the RUN 2 is great. The only drawback is the battery life—it drops to around 20% after just 5 days. ​Still, I’m definitely keeping it. The lighter weight on my wrist has become much more important to me now. The only thing I really miss are one or two extra data screens while running.

@Pierre-0 said: @Кирилл-Толкачёв I don’t have the same iOS but I think you may need to connect Spark and the iPhone by Bluetooth first (standard headphones) before connecting via the Suunto Application. Edit : I read too fast your post. You already did first step. So no clue Thanks. bu it not so simply

I have to bring this up again. Why can’t you turn off the tones just for notifications? I don’t get it.

Even only with one watch (Amazfit Balance 2) I have dropouts and HR freezing. I will do a test only with the Suunto Race 4 paired and see whats happening, so I can see is this a problem only with the Balance 2.

Im also stuck in the two week loop of doom. Not very good with tevh, bur fine through with the hard reset and re install of both the app and New connection between my devices. But still no sync to watch of my plan beta… Help

@martintrail Thanks for the clarification. I’m not that at home with the workings of R-R, obviously.

@Danny-Labrana Sorry, you mean this one: https://www.funktionelles.de/Ausruestung/Suunto-Wing-Powerbank.htm?a=article&ProdNr=2400263&p=66595&srsltid=AU7gw4Wlcm4end0d75uoSRwSe5PdUmBQJJpK0dXpp6UJbZGAeyxU5wSR Power Bank is the name but honestly I did not know the Wing 2 had such a thing…

@kuba1234 No, sorry, I understood the problem is in the software since a firmware update (not in the belt) but I was only thinking about getting one once the problem will be fixed then, cause buying a belt if the watch does not keep the connection is a bit wortless…

@athinakap30 yes an update is coming before the end of the year

@Gunnar said: @snow now it is race 2 in his post mow. Likely corrected. Right. I noticed, that I was answering to a post that was about Race 2

The problem is, that the display is way too bright in dark lightning conditions. It should be dimmed much more. I always have to activate do not disturbe in a dark room.

@2b2bff said: @MarTej_cz I think I experienced the shut off behavior of the power bank as the charge of the watch approached 90%. However the iPad charger is a wall plug with USB A, powerful enough to charge an iPad. It has been the only USB-A charger I had with me that time. Output shouldn’t be an issue… The real problem is that the software in the watch freaked out big time. Will try different chargers that I have laying around as the next holiday is soon… Check the amps and type of charger. I think it may be too powerful…on small devices and old devices (not the case here) I always prefer to have slow old chargers between 0.5A and 1A max. I had a race S, charged with 1A charger till 100% and no issues, latest firmware