@OutdoorMan yes they are.

@Sportsfreund To be honest: I didn’t manage to follow the plan for longer than a week. It offers too less possibility of variation. My days are too changing spontaneously that I could follow a plan in the way Suunto is offering it.

Hi, I have same experience. I basically could not get out of the green zone on the watch, even I am quite high with my HR. When I checked the app in the phone afterwards I can see that I spent periods in other zones as well… I also took a photo of my watch before I ended the training and all time was counted just in the green Aerobic zone. When I checked the uploaded training in the app, I could see that some period I spent also in the Anaerobic zone. So the watch probably does not show correct zones.

Today I switched back from the Vertical to the 9PP. The question wasn’t whether the watch faces would be deleted and reset to the default watch face, but whether it would happen on the first or second sync with the app. Surprise, it was the second one! [image: 1765468327716-21568.png] [image: 1765468327734-21569.png]

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos when i try manually have consistently below 90% saturation with firmware 2.48.16 on 9Peak Pro, but nightly measurement are ok (98-100%)

this is strange. will check with Suunto

@zucchero I have the problem with my power meter on the bike. Since the last two updates the power meter is connected as “foot pod” with the CSCS protocol (speed and cadence) and not as “power pod” with the CPS protocol (cadence and power) as in older firmwares. Suunto should bring back the option to choose how to connect the power meter (foot or power pod) and not connect it automatically.

@Kristin-Jensen Oh, no, please, not smaller! In fact I would prefer bigger!!

@bulldogg Are you using the latest app / firmware version? I bought my Suunto Run last month (Black Friday), and I can see the manual laps next to the predefined 1 / 5 / 10 km splits (Android app). [image: 1765437804729-fce445af-9a57-4539-9728-5ad375ba3fb5-image.png]

@Heidi thank you! Meanwhile I got an update to 6.5.9 last night and it looks like it solved the problem.

Seems Suunto has a twisted sense of humor.

@PetrMisek But if you look, the graph perfectly shows the problem. One could think, not knowing, that you slept from midnight until 5 PM the next day. It is not helpful at all. Also, why does the axis show 120 percent? Is this another bug by Suunto? And then again, right after the activity, there is a rapid rise in the resources.

@kriskus said in Watch faces for less able eyes: And anyway it is always set to .0 Ok, in that case it is strange…

@Hari-Seldon said in Altitude Widget Graph doesn’t update in time: @Tomas5 out of curiosity I’ve tried on Suunto Run and it’s ok Run has different generation of firmware so maybe it is fixed there.

Suunto support’s reply provided some additional details: The Suunto Run does not include all the swimming features advertised in the product sheet — a deliberate choice by Suunto. I don’t understand why they don’t update their product sheet to clarify which features might actually come later; it’s completely unacceptable. Suunto acknowledges these shortcomings. It’s somewhat reassuring — we can hope for certain improvements, such as displaying distance in meters — but nothing guarantees that all the announced features are achievable due to hardware limitations (automatic laps, stroke recognition, rest-time counting). I was told that only the high-end models are capable of handling these features and that the Run is primarily oriented toward running.

@schreck Happy to hear it!