Software Update 2.48.16 (2025 November Rain release)
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Is anyone else experiencing lag? If I navigate up, right or down after waking the watch from stand-by, there’s some delay and instead of ending up on the first option on the menu (top or bottom), I may scroll 2 or 3. Before this update the screen was perfectly responsive.
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@Horizontal_2 I meant without (!) activity. Indeed 9% could be correct if you use DND and the display is dark during sleep (which I do and the 1% per two hours goes down to about 1% per 4 hours (during the second night I tested). So you are also on Android. I wonder if anyone with an iPhone has better battery experience.
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@Gideon-Kaempfer same here with my Suunto Race 1. Battery drain incredibly fast. My hr arm band disconnect at every pause while biking and I have to restart it at each pause. I finished by downgrading to version 2.43.12. Most stable and bug free. Waiting for the coming update and hope for better fixes.
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For reference my battery report:
100% on 11/12 at 8:10 AM to 76% on 11/15 at 5:10PM
≈ 81 hours total 24% usedAverage battery drain
24% / 81 hours ≈ 0.3% per hourTotal workout time during that period 10.5 hours 1/2 of it with gps
Wake to raise
Lowest brightness
24/7 plus sleep tracking with oxygen
Wearing all day and night
Suunto HR sensor paired -
I don’t recognize any battery fix unfortunately
Frankly, my Peak pro 9 never kept more than 7 days. I have been using it for 1.5 years. 24/7 tracking is on, Raise to wake off.
The last year the battery holds 3-4 days and no more.
Usually, the first 24 hours it looks promising with ~14% usage, but then the depleting growth to 20% -> 30% a day.
The main reason to choose Suunto was it’s battery life for which I was ready to compromise the MIP display. Comparing my choice to any known brand with AMOLED display makes me feel uncomfortable. -
I did a full discharge after update on my Race 2, yesterday at 20h it was at 100% battery, today at 8h is already dropped to 94%, no activity. It seems pretty high drain to me.
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@jjorgemoura I think it is very difficult for users to explain exactly what they are doing since several people have started observing it for quite some time now without really changing the way they use the watch .
I almost always use watch with an HR strap (either polar H10 or Suunto smart belt) . After an exercise(usually running , or trail running) I tend to take and leave it on the side with the screen facing downwards and the strap not to be close to the hr sensor . I also take the strap out and leave it in the same room of the watch . The reason I m mentioning it is that I have seen on the battery indication of the watch that Suunto’ HR belt battery went down from 100% to 70% in just 2 weeks without that much of usage.
I suspected (after @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos post on the BT connections) that it might be related to some issue on polling BT devices so I tend to remove the sensor from the HR belts to see if that would help.u
I have observed that after the recent update my battery lasts less than the specs also during activities . For an 1hour of running I observe some 4-5% drop . I use zonesense app and sometimes I look at the map (I cannot provide exact numbers of looking what as I don’t really want to focus on the watch while running since I exercise to let my brain “breath” and let go of the stress) . There are times that I take an Apple Watch ultra with me that has an lte connection to take calls in case I need it but I don’t normally carry a phone with me. -
@Stanislav-Damjanov I think I had exactly the same experience. It could be a battery algorithm thing. Happens to me with other devices too (e.g. Wahoo bike GPS) where the drop in the first hours is faster than after. At least for me with a V2 the drain relaxed a bit but it’s still bad.
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I am happy to see that all data from watch is now in sync with the app. Resources, recovery and hrv range now all match. Also when the hrv range changes it is reflected in the app. Very happy about it. But will still keep an eye on it, on resources especially : )
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@thanasis this is interesting and I’m observing something similar. After the last update on Tuesday, I noticed big drops (3 or 4 pp) in battery charge hours after finishing a running activity with a HR belt. When I didn’t use the belt, discharge was slower.
I usually wash my HR belt after running and hang it in the shower; I think the watch keeps connecting to it. Last Sunday I wanted to do some yoga with my daughter after my run, and I couldn’t use OHR because the HR belt was still connected. Strange thing, though, the discharge I observed this week happened while the watch was with me at work, and the belt at home.
