@MRC01 I’d gladly turn the touch off completely too. The only reason I need it occasionally is to pan the map when trail running because the map visibility radius for trails is completely inadequate! That’s the only touch function that I can think of. The shower issue is super annoying. Sometimes it does 3-4 different things during a single shower. For example, recently it turned flashlight on two times in a row within a minute.

@Mff73 only one phone

@Tomas5 I noticed this bug with Race 1 as well and wanted to make a post about it for awhile.

@jannis said in Vertical 2 resources: It’s quite disappointing that so much time has passed, and Suunto still hasn’t solved this problem. This seems to be a theme lately… That said I found the Race S not too bad at resources. It’s not Garmin body battery, but can be quite good…

I think with brushed titanium scratches don’t matter, on the bike for example you can just sandpaper them out!! But I am not sure how much of the V2 is titanium, is it just he bezel? Would it look odd if this was a different colour?

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos hi, another one today. My SV showed 0W after a break. I put my phone in airplane mode, but no luck. It’s strange because it happened when riding with a friend, and when this happens it’s always him around so I accused him of stealing my signal, so he stopped ride on his garmin headunit and put it in sleep mode and my phone was in airplane mode as stated. Power was still 0w. I could connect to pedals with Assioma app. Then I stopped ride and when starting it again, pedals were connected without issues. So if I understand this correctly, this should not be possible if BT was connected to some other device? Also this never happened before multi sensor firmware update. And resume later or reconnecting mid ride would be a great bypass for this problem…

@kludwig Same here. I can more and more sports but it goes down. But tomorrow my vertical 2 will arrive. I’ll see if it’s different there.

@leehikes You can deactivate music control and can create a customized sportmode with all your needs, including the current time (in bigger font).

Never needed the memory feature as I always wear the watch while training. There was a thread about the smell of the Suunto Belt and I can confirm it. So maybe give polar a try.

@Brad_Olwin As I said in my original post this wasn’t the issue. This issue fixed itself and I am now able to see zonesense data on the watch and in the app, and I am not sure but believe one of the 2 following things fixed it: HRM 200 version updated to 5.40 Looking at the HRM 200 manual (Manual) I realized the device have 2 connection types: secure and open. Secure is when the device blinks green twice and open when it blinks green three times. I am not sure what was the connection type when I originally tried to make it work, but when trying again after opening this thread I made sure to use the open connection state. My hypothesis is that one of the two fixed my issue. Leaving this for future reference and future google searches, as when I searched this I didn’t find anything related.

My Suunto Race 2 stopped measuring blood oxygen after updating to version 2.48.16. Manual measurements don’t work at all, and the nighttime readings are inaccurate. A soft reset didn’t help.

@Nikolai yes, there are more people around here who are quite frustrated by that. Some others seem it “okay”, they are “working on it” and “there are more important things”.

Nice to see that now, since everything is aligned for more than 4 weeks, the differences in CTL/ATL/TSB between TP and Suunto are descreasing. And also the TSB finally is more often less than 0 en sometimes less then -10, meaning i am productive… :-)… I am getting more used to this TP appraoch with TSS. I train frequently which is also important. I posted this question few months ago. For me it was a learning curve. I am happy with my Suunto. I like the interface of the Suunto app (more than the Garmin Connect app) and maybe in the future there will also be a webapp with routeplanner included (private project currently). This topic can be closed.

@2b2bff I’d be surprised to see a tilted rectangular display But I agree on the QC part.

@Manuel-Extreme Thanks for the follow-up, this gives me some hope. The obvious question is whether or not the new watch acts the same as the one returned, or is it like you expect, i.e. no OHR disconnect. Thanks again.

@2b2bff Thank you

Reported the issue

I’ve just completed my first swimming session with the updated Suunto Run, and I must confirm that it does not fulfill its purpose. Some features that were announced are simply missing. Even though swimming isn’t my main sport, I would like to know my interval times, the duration of each stroke type, as well as activity and rest times. None of that is available — not to mention that the distance is displayed in kilometers! So I’ve opened a ticket with Suunto support to find out their position, but for me, the Suunto Run seems to be heading straight back to Finland.