@Nikolai-Simonov I tried again today on my run and could not successfully enable live tracking. iOS (latest beta) Race 2 with latest firmware Suunto App latest version Live.t app - latest version Have tried uninstalling and reinstalling app on phone and the Suunto + app. Toggled off and on in watch. Live.t app just constantly shows searching for watch but never shows connected. If I toggle the watch app off/on it will sometimes say connected but the live.t app never does. Let me know what else I can do to assist with troubleshooting. I thought maybe it was my custom sport mode but same issue with a standard one. I also switch between 2 watches - could that be an issue? Race 2 and Vertical 1. I have not tried the Vertical this week but probably can tomorrow or this weekend.

@Brad_Olwin No, that is not the normal behavior or how it was pre-update (says the guy with the SV1 and 9PP). It should show the next alarm regardless of whether it will occur on the following day. This happened once before after an update (2.35.34 Q2). The issue at the time had to do with repeating alarms only. If I recall, it was quickly fixed with either a hotfix or the next update.

@ADidier I totally see your point. However, I think sleep tracking is hard. It took Apple forever to roll this out and they have a huge user base. Clearly I think Apple leads the pack here. Suunto has a touch choice, either do what the market demands or lose sales. I would rather a company, any company get it right maybe with less features so no deep, REM and light but absolutely accurate sleep times. I agree with you, I would use that if I knew it was always correct.

@masta which OS?

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Hello everyone, same problem here (again) because a while ago Suunto’s technical service replaced my Suunto belt due to the same connection problems, after approximately 6 months of use of the Suunto band. Tomorrow I will completely disconnect the band, install a new battery (after resetting the Suunto band) and then test it again with activity. I’ve also considered that it might be possible using “Sports Mode Customization” after the last update a few days ago…it’s a shame and quite strange because. Today I even started experiencing watch restarts when I unpaired the power meter from the bike, as I was ruling out sensors. After a 55-minute activity, it started disconnecting again approximately every 2 minutes. I’ve attached images showing the clock reset and error message, in case it provides any useful information. [image: 1775762054897-20260409_180436.jpg] [image: 1775762054929-20260409_180435.jpg] [image: 1775762054949-20260409_180300.jpg]

@Manuel-Extreme off wrist detection is not contact based, but somehow optical. From here on I have no more ideas, sorry.

@isazi said in Edición Limitada, seguimiento de sueño sin frecuencia cardiaca. No aparece e primer plano objetivo de sueño: you cannot track sleep without H24 heart monitoring enabled as far as I am aware Thats funny, because the manual says: NOTE: All sleep measurements are based on movement only, so they are estimates that may not reflect your actual sleep habits. and In addition to duration, your watch can also assess sleep quality by following your heart rate variability during sleep. The variation is an indication of how well your sleep is helping you rest and recover. Sleep quality is shown on scale from 0 to 100 in the sleep summary, with 100 being the best quality. Measuring heart rate, blood oxygen and heart rate variability (HRV) while sleeping If you wear your watch during the night, you can get additional feedback on your heart rate, HRV and blood oxygen level (needs to be activated in the sleep tracking settings) while sleeping. To keep the optical heart rate on during the night, ensure that Daily HR is enabled (see Heart rate). But possibly that is just and old section that never got revised as new watches have been made…

After few months with Race 2 and previouse owning of Suunto 5 and Ambit 2 here is my opinion. Amoled has great colors and great refresh rate. But thats it. Benefits of MIP for me: It always show time, no need for specific rise to wake move. Even slight move of hand wakes watch and i can see full watchface. This was great in day to day use when working etc. In night with low backlight is not so agresive agains eyes compared to bright amoled even on low brightnes. In sport modes always visible even on bike handle no fallback to limited AOD. In daylight great visibility without higher consumption of battery as MIP doesn’t need any backlight during daytime. I buy watch once in a while so since i bought Race 2 lately. I am not interested in any new model MIP or Amoled in next 5 years. But than if available i would prefer MIP version over Amoled but only if all other spec of MIP watch was same.

Thank you very much for answers! Didn’t know that. I’ll prepare more blocks for solve problem of repetitions.

@Squirrel The update hasn’t improved the problem with wakefulness detection in sleep tracking either… I’m recording about 30-60 minutes more sleep time each day than I actually slept… it’s such a shame, it skews the resource and recovery statistics… why does Suunto always smooth out wakefulness with light sleep? Has anyone heard if they’ve fixed this problem?

@2b2bff Or just Caps lock enabled 🧐 i HAVE TRIED

@Egika adding my N of one, I also find it measures consistently different from every other watched I’ve used (a few from COROS, Garmin, and other Suunto watches, the Vertical 2, Race S, and Race). More telling, though, is those other watches all measure very close to my measuring wheel. The Race 2 measures shorter than my wheel, so in my experience, the Race 2 does indeed measure short. Thanks for your help on this!

@Nelson-Diogo I ran 17 km this morning. And there was no loss of connection between the watch and the heart rate strap. But we’ll see what happens tomorrow. But the same thing happened before. Sometimes I finish training and the watch does not lose connection with the heart rate belt.

@Egika This has been fixed! Thank you!

I still dont get how this is possible. Maybe I am wrong, but I thought that the device, watch (not only Suunto) works as the recorder of data, and those are moved to app for further processing. The more sofisticated calculation happens in the app, and basic ones on the device and/or app using the same algorithm. Why other brands do not experience these issues?