@danyel said in "Red Pulse" watch face date formatting: the date on the “Red Pulse” watch face is shown as D, while in active mode it shows as DD. When switching to active mode, it suddenly becomes the two-digit format. Photos attached. thank you! reported.

i have the same problem. My Race 2 cannot measure the blood oxygen by manual.The software version is 2.48.16.

@Stefan-Kersting Came here seeing if there was a fix. I’m curious if downgrading to the factory firmware, then upgrading to the current firmware will fix it.

@Elvis-Tavarez same feedback as yours. My guess is this is the reason for the “beta” label: it is highly immature atm. I’d be surprised if the final version didn’t have intervals… but I won’t be surprised if it also comes with a paid subscription.

Should be fixed now

@Francesco-Pagano said in Battery drain - share your settings: Since the battery drain issue persists for many users, but not for others or it’s never even occurred for someone, I thought it could be helpful to share our watch and activity settings to try and spot some common patterns: Watch: Suunto 9 Peak Pro Software: 2.48.16 Model number: OW211 Hardware: 3094C4 Purshased april 2025 Before the last FW update, battery lasted about 2 weeks but now it goes 100% to 20% in only one week. Typical use is 3 or 4 activities (around 3h, mostly running) with Suunto HR belt and without map usage. During typical week, I wear it 7 nights but only 4 days (3 days in eco mode during working hours). HR 24/7 without SpO2 Raise to wake ON low brightness Daily alarm and DND between 11PM to 8AM Sleep tracking with HRV Discovery mode OFF Notifications ON/OFF 50/50 Suunto App 3.5.1 (20789) IOS 18.6.2 (IPhone SE) Usually, a day with 1h running with one night (sleep tracking, DND) costs 10 to 14% since the last FW update. Last weekend I got 45% loss in 3 days (only 2h training with GPS). Since a single charge lasts one week, I don’t really care that much. But it was much better before (between 10 days to 2 weeks with the same usage).

@Mff73 was tryin that all, but failed. I once said yes - I have one account. I never consciously assumed another. However, I must admit that I found an old phone where I have “lost” data and I see a different username there. How? I don’t know. So now, yes, I have one phone that shows me data from several years, and which does not want to sync from the cloud on a new phone. I don’t see them on the app. The new phone only drops “new” data plus some prehistoric data from 2019. I don’t see the point in it, but I’d love to somehow import the data I see on my old phone. When I paired my watch with the old app, it took data from the watch without any problem. But when I go back to my new phone with my watch, all I see is this new thing. Applications are updated. But there are actually two usernames, and worse, in the old app, I have a different email address that no longer exists. Maybe the change in username happened when the email was changed?

@Jaxxdu This morning I again had the passkey lock in the morning but the sensor has been flashing - so maybe there was dropout tonight. Just checked but it looks okay. Strange that the lock screen was on though.

@sky-runner Totally agree. I like Coros, but it has been even more obvious with some of the folks they pay to review their watches.

@Egika this app is great and working even better than Garmin because it is the last km, not the pace of the last 1km auto-lap…

@maszop First few weeks with the vertical 2 it didn’t work as well. That’s when I knew what I had bought. Still like it, but sometimes I wished it worked. It only works a few times

I guess then that you should request Nolio to change their integration to Suunto, so that when they create a cycling SuuntoPlus Guide they set it also to be available not only for road but also for indoor cycling

Just an update this is almost certainly an issue with Suunto. I did a test to isolate the problem. I went on a run and set the Polar Verity sense on record mode, so it was both recording the run internally too it’s memory and broadcasting the data to the Suunto Run. The Suunto run recorded the data with the occasional spikes, but the Polar Verity Sense did not. Again, to clarify, the HR data recorded by Suunto came from the Polar ohr. It’s just that Suunto added occasional HR spikes.

+1 to adjustable standup time

@surfboomerang said in New watch faces 2025 | Q2 +2: A minor bug in the Red Pulse watchface: The day of the date field switches from single to double digits when unlocking the watch. After the idle timeout the day switches back to a single digit I’d really appreciate if this could be fixed. On the “Race 2” watch face, the date in inactive mode can show as 02, so it should be possible on this watch face as well.

@Samuli-Sutinen I reported the problem, sent the logs, contacted Service, and nobody really knows much. It was an old bug, which was fixed, but it is happening again to some users. The solution from service is to reboot the watch, which I think isn’t very professional, not for a 1 week old watch, they should suggest replacing or sending it back, not to reboot the watch every day… You can check this chat: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/13274/sleep-tracking-not-working-after-most-recent-update/11?_=1764343827621 I hope they fix it soon, otherwise I will return it, because it seems that is out of stock (the titanium version) and it isn’t clear if they would keep the discounts I used.