@elbee said in My Vertical 2 Wishlist for Next Update in 2026: Yeh. On my race s also when I bought it. Now it is the super useless (in my views) distance to finish. I contacted suunto support and they claimed someone requested distance to finish so they changed it. I seems it hasn’t occurred to Suunto team that some people liked it the way it was and that it would be possible to satisfy both groups of users by adding an option. What is even more, there is already a choice in the app whether to include turn directions into a route a not. The right solution would be to show distance to a next “event” on the route, whether that is a turn or next waypoint, or end of route. Then if someone didn’t want to see distance to next turn, they could simply not include turn directions in the route. Furthermore, there is already another way to see distance to next waypoint or end of route by switching to the elevation profile - the climb guidance screen. It does show distance to the finish or next waypoint at the bottom. So with the current implementation we have two different ways to see distance to next waypoint or end of the route but zero ways to see distance to next turn.

@segi_pn said in Battery drain: Do you use an HR belt? Yes, two different external HR sensors connected to the watch - Suunto HR sensor and Coros Armband HR sensor. And yes, when I had a similar issue in the past it was likely caused by the external HR sensor. But what is interesting and different in this case is that the rapid discharge has happened after the watch battery got fully discharged and the watch turned off, then I charged the batter and didn’t have any activities.

@Freezer what Mac did you try this on? Works on my M4 Mac mini…

@mayakwyllie I can see it in the App - iOS…

@New_Jack So you have a new battery that you want to install? Post some pictures of the watch internals, maybe someone can give you a hint.

@Egika When are we going to get it?

@Doron-G I have a few of these but they are gone from Suunto store. I would try to check Suunto outlets/dealers.

@perfekt_tall look, Suunto is regularly asking customers what they want. Usually these polls are shared in this forum. Now, if you ask 100 people what they want, you get 100 different answers, some excluding each other (like more battery vs. higher screen bightness etc). Developers are usually not trained to work with these results. This is what product managers do. They take all the information, rate it and put it into a roadmap. The rest maybe answered by Q8 here: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/9960/more-faq

@Egika [image: 1770907355583-1000144681.jpg] I did more runs like this

@sebchastang said in Kailash: @HereInThePacNWusaBCT I can turn my Traverse off by entering “service menu” > “ACTION” > “Power Off”. Maybe it is a similar operating mode with Kailash. Please check the service manual (page 9) https://forum.suunto.com/assets/uploads/files/1620657027880-suunto-service-manual.pdf Kailash: Press Up and Down down at the same time (10sec) to go into service mode and check available options under “ACTION” menu. maybe you will find “Power Off” Hi, all ok ? Would it be convenient for you to find another Service Manual, for a S9 Peak pro ? Thanks in advance.

For those with similar problems, there are some general posts related to the Vertical 2 model which discuss potential solutions. I’ll will update if they do work. Vertical 2 posts

@Elipsus cannot speak for the service department, but if it just shut down from out of nowhere and the sensor stopped working that should be repairable.

@FredJ I see your point. And this is related to the fact that TSS is based primarily in duration and aerobic/cardio stress nor in muscular stress.

@Egika already off the s+ for tunning exonomy, yeah the problem solved. So running 2coniny s+ really lap itself at 15:00 mins. Thanks guys

@maszop It is not yet possible to control enable or disable touch for Vertical 2. But maybe soon…

@Egika I’m sorry. I did, but I think I read it wrong

@used2knowme There is slightly. You’ll notice it if you use different settings a day. The screen brightness is dynamic, so it’s hard to compare