@C-D said in Suunto 9 Peak Pro and Polar Verity Sense: connection dropping after start: It could be an issue on Polar side, they withdrew the 3.0.15 firmware shortly after the release. https://support.polar.com//en/updates/verity-sense-firmware-version-3015-no-longer-available Version 3.0.16 is now available – it’s well worth giving it a go straight away…

Hi everyone! I’m having exactly the same problem. My app, which was released today and relies heavily on settings, doesn’t seem to be working properly. I can’t think of any other ways to get round the issue. Does anyone have any ideas or know how to fix this? For your information, it works perfectly on the simulator, and I didn’t have the problem when pushing the app directly to the watch (although I haven’t tested it much that way). Thanks.

Got suunto support update regarding this issue: “The discussion you found dates back to 2025, when a limited number of early units showed this behavior and were reported by some users online. Since then, this has been fully addressed, and current production models have gone through updated quality control processes”

@Elipsus yeah, can confirm that. I’ve observed that too while I was working on fixing my friend’s laptop.

Hi! Just wanna check what is the verdict for this “issue”? Anyone got official suunto statement for this? Before i buy v2 wanna be sure if this is handled as defect or something what is normal to expect? Thanks

@Squirrel the less we plan the bigger the adventure

did you try to use a soft brush ? could be scale ?

@Nelson-Diogo I agree. Hopefully they are aware and working on it. It seems wierd selling products that are supposed to be used together and they arent =).

Actually few weeks ago happen to my SV 1 as well during hiking but did not manage to send logs.

@sindavide It seems to differ heavily with the outside temperature. Where I live it now has 20 degrees and more - then it works perfect with the textile strap. In the winter not so much…

@elbee Still, before the latest upgrade battery lasted substantially longer with sleep tracking enabled

@andrewjknox I had the same issue this morning with my Vertical 2. I heard a longer sound than usual, and two minutes later I was on the locked time screen as if the watch wasn’t on my wrist. I had a trail activity running with route tracking, along with two Suunto + apps: Climb and Drink Alert (20 min). I lost part of the data, including the elevation gain. It’s the first time this has happened. I’ve had the watch for three weeks.

@aiv4r said in Poor Resources algorithm: @galerna why do you even care about Resources if you only use watch to track workouts? It is clearly designed not for your use case. I can only emphasize this: Why do you care? Most people choose Suunto because they learned / decided not to rely on the metrics and scores the tech delivers and only use it as a supporting tool…

@Travis-Kinney Try removing the pairing from your phones Bluetooth menu, then restarting the pairing process from the app.

@manno02 said in Suunto Vertical 2 – Bluetooth issues: connection loss after a few minutes and/or after stops”: It seems that suunto is not really interested in solving the problem I was in contact with the support several times and reported the problem and sent the logs but now they closed the ticket without any information You always get a “we close the issue due to inactivity “ mail. It is beyond comprehension how stupid this mail is. Apart from complaining about bugs, I also complain about that mail. Then you get a reply like “that is an automatically generated mail and we cannot do anything about it” Then I explain they are Suunto, Suunto sends the mail so they are the ones that can do something about it. If everything is how it should work, a support engineer should have made a new ticket for the development team and the ticket that is closed is only the support ticket. But like I said, if everything is how it should work. I asked some follow up questions about the bluetooth connection issues, but haven’t heard since…