@UjcoCZ I record on both devices. During biking, I navigate with the Wahoo (can’t use the V2 because the screen turns off). I would like to see my HR on the screen in front of me. Eventually I normally upload to Strava and delete the Wahoo recording. I don’t think I can send the Wahoo recording directly to Suunto and I probably won’t because it’s a backup in case something goes wrong with Suunto (never happened to me).

@TBert said in Map Features of the Nautic S: The UserGide say: 13.1. Maps You can use your device to navigate in various ways. You can, for example, use it to orient yourself in relation to magnetic north or navigate to a point of interest (POI) I think, if it have the way to navigate to POI then it can also navigate to other points, but i have no found more informations. So it is not a ‘dive only product’ ! (I can use it also as a normal watch … Suunto S & Ocean they do not share the same Hardware I would not expect to much “out of the water features” from Suunto S

@Nikolai-Simonov installed (90). Does not do anything when trying to connect. Just small haptic events on the phone (1Hz). No connection to watch possible. Does not even show “searching” or similar at all. [image: 1775935366782-img_4523.png]

@Brad_Olwin said in Is there still demand for a modern MIP endurance watch?: I agree with @maszop but not with a MIP screen because I agree 100% with @sky-runner . What I would love and probably a very small group of people. Make a Suunto Vertical Pro with an AMOLED screen and no OHR. I don’t want OHR and don’t need it. Make the watch a bit smaller (only height so 12mm or so) keep the battery size of the Vertical 2 or bigger. Without the OHR module and the battery drain from the OHR I imagine a watch that is not as bulky but that matches the Vertical 1 Solar for battery life. Make the VP watch as light as possible and we have a true outdoor/mountain expedition/ultrarunners watch. I asked for this awhile ago and I think the cost would far outstrip the user base. I have basically done this with my V2. Turned off OHR and the thing lasts FOREVER. I charged last week some time, have three hours of training and downloaded the new map for my state off charger and am still at 85%.

@Brad_Olwin It will be great for Suunto Coach AI !

@keiserza … and in an optimal world: also in AOD mode

Does anyone experience the same? If I do Intervalls with Runna (eg 5x1600m) it shows me the next interval and the pace. But it doesn’t show 1/5 on my structured workout screens. If I use the same workout on my garmin it shows the number of intervals, too. If I use an intervals.icu or an suunto build structured workout it also shows me the number of intervals. It would be really helpful to see this (especially for more complex workouts) since I don’t remember my entire workout while doing all out intervals Is there also a way to see the upcoming step? When I’m in rest screen I would love to see what’s coming next to mentally prepare for this. Since I’m relatively new to suunto I would really appreciate to hear your thoughts and tips.

@2b2bff yes, sorry, shorter than 1 min, not 10 sec. The data field shows only hh:mm or mm:ss, do it depends on the activity duration

@Mff73 I agree—the issue is more that I cannot OVERRIDE that erroneous calibration, which does make a difference (albeit small) for barometer readings, which is one of my primary uses for the watch. Its incredibly odd that manual calibration basically refuses to “stick” when applied, regardless of the magnitude of the offset. Given this issue persists days later, that magnitude can drift much much higher (on the order of 150 feet or more I’ve seen) with the normal accumulated error from altimeter only use (driving, moving around, etc).

Agree, btw, based on the feedback/rating a user provide to my app, users also want that Your app Anchor Alarm has received a feedback: Rating: 3 Comment: Should be available outside a sport function also. And to be honest, it’s a bit of a shame to get 3 starts of 5, because the “issue” is out of my control, I do not have ability to fix it.

@Nelson-Diogo to me is seems to be as designed, as the preview in the app looks the same. My guess would be that Run just don’t have the baro trend data.

@simspi I thought my sensor was just dying, but now I’m getting suspicious… I have a combi sensor from Coospo that is similar to yours (but crucially, no LED). Swapped the battery a week ago to be sure this wasn’t the issue. Speed and cadence metrics seem to drop at random intervals during rides, you don’t see it while riding but can see the gaps in the FIT file afterwards. 3 days ago a 93k ride was reported as 82k despite a good gps trace - and correcting distance in Strava added the missing 11k. 2 days ago it simply wouldn’t connect at all at the start of a long ride (also about 95k); I got no apparent sign of life from it during the whole activity. Yesterday it mysteriously connected again during a very short ride, but only displayed zero cadence throughout, and no cadence data was in the FIT file. Now that I’ve read your message I’ll do some more testing to narrow it down, starting with using a phone app to connect the sensor.

I ordered the white as well, should be here next week!

@atoponce same here [image: 1775852630975-6dcf3d32-9a8a-4c48-a08f-be6e11ef3026-afbeelding.png]

@off242 said in Suunto and Concept 2 indoor rowing: Hello, @Martin-Lillepuu . Curious if ErgSync has been tested with non C2 rowers, such as WaterRower with the Bluetooth option installed on its computer. As I’ve (sort of) resolved the issue surrounding Varia radar units with the Race2, ErgSync + WaterRower is next on my list—but if anyone has any input before I head into things, I’m interested in your experience(s). I believe you’re referring to the “commodule” that attaches onto the WaterRower S4 monitor. https://www.waterrower.com/wr_us/waterrower-com-module.html The other upgrade option for WaterRower is to get SmartRow, which is a replacement pulley that also sends metrics by bluetooth. https://www.waterrower.com/wr_us/smartrow.html http://www.smartrow.fit/ The S4 / commodule gets metrics by measuring paddle rotations. Compared to the Concept2, this is quite a bit more “optimistic” in its pace. For example, a 2:00/500m pace might be something like 1:48/500m with the S4. SmartRow is a power meter that measures the force you put on the drive, and uses the same power-to-pace conversion as the Concept2. Neither method transmits exactly like the Concept2 though. In theory, this should all be covered by “bluetooth FTMS (FiTness Machine Service)” protocol, but in practice, apps like EXR needs to do different things to accommodate each method. I use SmartRow and have not yet attempted to try to connect it to Suunto, as my current flow is to simply get the TSS load estimate from intervals.icu then edit my Suunto session report to change the TSS there to manual and replace it’s (lower) TSS with the result from intervals. I can try that in the near future, but that won’t be useful if you’re a ComModule person. Edit: Today 11 April 2026, I attempted to connect SmartRow to Suunto and it failed to be found. Again, I wasn’t expecting this to work as the developer has only specified Concept2 at this time.