Four days of skiing. The same problem, I had to restart the Watch everyday.

@Brad_Olwin Ah, I see! I’ve got it now. I was only looking under the main settings menu. Thanks a lot Brad!

I continue to track battery life with the same settings I used above. This time I managed to get 15 days with 19.75 hours of GPS activities (running and cycling) while the battery went down from 100% to 8%. During this period I noticed that with the 6.5.9 Android app that had BT connectivity issues the battery drain without activities was less than before. I managed about 3.75%/day (which translates into over 26 days without activities!!). Once version 6.6.3 of the app fixed these issues, usage was probably back to my normal of about 4.7%/day. I guess flight mode is an effective way to save battery life… I also had some Android updates (Pixel 8 ) so it’s hard to tell what changed. Anyway, I’m still quite happy with the V2 battery life. Charging once every two weeks roughly is great. It mainly depends on the activity load (during this cycle I was sick for a few days so my average daily GPS usage was low in the first week).

@wakarimasen lol

@enriqueescoms With a soft reset I restored data on the watch (for now)…but morning report isn’t back yet…

@VoiGAS just drove back from Tirol and wanted to say the same thing When switched off and in sunshine, the battery charges 1% in 100-120 mins. When using it, Suunto’s own stats tell the real story… not many people will need solar but it’s a nice to have.

I don’t believe anyone could have the same strange question, but who knows… As a proud owner of a use Vertical Titanium I see now that its not only the Bezel thats made of metal - like the Race S - but most of the case. So it makes no sense to change the bezel even if it would be possible

@Steven-Hambleton It helps with the psychological side of pacing.

Even a hard reset doesn’t work On Monday I will try to contact Suunto technical support to see if they can provide a solution.

@Tami999 I have similar issues from time to time. Sometimes it gets stuck trying to connect to the built-in OHR sensor even though it tells me that it has connected to the external sensor - the way I can tell is that the sensor icon is different between the OHR and the external sensor. And sometimes it completely fails to connect to the external sensor no matter what, and I have to unpair the sensor and pair it again, and that sometimes takes a few attempts like you described. The whole experience is sub-par! And if I try to use two external sensors - that works even worse!

@Jan-Krejčí if you have AOD activated it goes to dark mode. It is still OK for viewing the track but not as easy to spot side roads. You could use it OK, but the V1 remains easy to read at all times. When I first purchased the V2 I was going to send it back because of this issue, but after keeping it for a week or so the clearer and larger screen on the V2 won me over. (Screen is technically the same size but as no solar charging ring is on the V2 in reality it is bigger and much clearer for my old eyes

@VoiGAS said in Suunto Nautic General Discussion: Strange thing is that it doesn’t list Trimix in the comparsion table, but in the specifications they list “Helium”… I guess its supported and they comparsion table isn’t right If it has Trimix Support then I think its the better dive computer than the EON steel - for a much lower price How can I transfer dives from another device? Can I adjust the starting number of dives? I already have about 70 dives logged and would like the correct number to be displayed on my device.

@duffman19 Same problem still persists on my Race S.

Hello Everyone! I noticed that in the last three days something is not working properly about sleep monitoring for my S9PP. It seems that the watch could not give a right report, but the app shows more correct data. I did a soft reset this morning but the data are still uncorrect on the watch. I will wait for coming night to check if the issue is still there. Anyone have the same issue there? Any idea? Thank you!

Buenos días, desde la última actualización el sensor óptico de frecuencia cardíaca de mi sunnto race s no funciona correctamente. Al iniciar la actividad no me lee la frecuencia y aunque lo reinicio y comienza a funcionar enseguida me doy cuenta que las lecturas de frecuencia cardiaca que realiza no coinciden con el esfuerzo que estoy realizando. Sabéis su sunnto va a solucionarlo, o directamente tengo que comprarme un sensor externo o directamente cambiar de reloj, aunque tiene poco más de un año.

After 17 walking activities with SV2, some on flat terrain and some on hilly terrain I got 1st V02max today. It was a brisk walk on flat terrain in zone 1 with good GPS and OHR. Great way to finish this year.