Software Update 2.48.16 (2025 November Rain release)
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@2b2bff Thanks. Still don’t find it so maybe that info isn’t available for the 9PP or the Android app.
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@Dareo said in Software Update 2.48.16 (2025 November Rain release):
@2b2bff Thanks. Still don’t find it so maybe that info isn’t available for the 9PP or the Android app.
At least it is available in the Android app but you need to activate it:
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Hi everyone. Yesterday I experienced what I described…on a road bike, and I had a Suunto heart rate monitor, power meter, and live tracking (app) connected, which adds up to three Bluetooth connections…the beeps and alerts kept coming…
Halfway through the ride, after a pause, I decided to leave the live tracking (app). The connection disconnected, and since then, the beeps or alerts have stopped… V2 watch and I don’t have a phantom list of sensors, only a belt and bike power meter. -
@Dareo not for 9PP, a few of our sleep stats on the app have been taken from us recently unfortunately (HR graph, total deep sleep and time awake all gone).
Suunto Spartan Trainer Wrist HR / 9PP Refurb
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@Mads-Hintz-Madsen Thanks. I already have Sleep Tracking and all the associated options activated. Just had a look and still not there. According to @The_77 it’s not available for the 9PP.
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@The_77 Well shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit.
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in case anyone is still interested in the battery drain issue
- Suunto Verical TI Solar with the November rain FW
- depleted already 2 times (just for those who might claim is a calibration issue(
- using it mainly for activities and leaving it aside the rest of the day, within the reach of the Wifi network (in case this is of only help considering that there was an update that made the watch automatically download the gnss data)
- HR measurements on
- notifications on - but since it is left at home there isn’t any notifications to the watch from my mobile
- exercising like 1 hour a day with suunto’s smart belt
after doing meticulous testing
it consumes on average 10% a day . That’s definitely not in line with the specs or what was happening some (many) months ago.So despite the claim of the battery drain being FIXED, it’s definitely not the case with me. The only other possible explanation would be that battery has degraded significantly over the last 2 years.
In any case, the whole situation is far from ideal
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@v.sacre said in Software Update 2.48.16 (2025 November Rain release):
I still don’ t understand how to see new running metrics (ground contact etc).
I use Vertical 2 with latest firmware, with or without Stryd, with or without custom mode and in all cases I don’t see those metrics…I have this data with all others available after the run:
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@thanasis I’ve seen multiple reports linking battery drain with HR belts (I noticed that you use a belt too). Apparently the BT connection doesn’t get shut off after a workout. Maybe that’s your case too.
My recent experience with Vertical 2 wrt battery life is quite good since I switched off the AOD in both day to day and activities (I don’t normally navigate with my watch so only check the screen occasionally).
After a full charge (with some extra time to make sure I am at a real 100%) I can report that I’m at 50% after 9 full days (216 hours) including 6:30 hours of GPS activities (running, biking). In fact, it seems that GPS usage with AOD off is better than the 65 hours in the specs. I consume less than 1% per GPS hour! Without activities I get 5% per day and sometimes even less, possibly depending on the number of notifications I receive.
These are my current settings:
AOD OFF
Raise to wake DISPLAY ONLY
247 HR ON
Sleep tracking ON with HRV without spo2
Wireless OFF
BT discovery OFF
Notifications ONFor reference, with AOD ON and the rest of the settings as above, I got about 7% per day without activities and about 2% per GPS hour. For me, that’s a huge difference.
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I am new to Suunto (Race 2) and have a question about BT Discovery. Does it always have to be active for the watch to connect to the smartphone/app? Or is it only needed for connecting, i.e. so that the watch is visible to Bluetooth devices, and can be deactivated after a successful connection?
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@pgrob you need it on only for pairing. After that you can turn it off. App syncs fine when off.
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@Gideon-Kaempfer
Great, thank you for your quick reply. I’ll disable that then. -
Today in the morning all watch faces were gone, only the default one was shown on the Vertical. No choice in individual settings, there was only the default one.
After 2 hours and several syncs with the app the watch faces were back, but I have to configure it. The watch faces were in the standard configuration (colour and complications). I never had this on my Vertical.
Running the actual firmware.
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I turned off my watch yesterday and turned it on today again. Watch was set to 01:01 on January 1st and told me to sync with the app before starting new adventures. It took a few attempts until the watch connected correctly to the App and has been back to normal after syncing again…
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I think it makes sense to open separate topics for the various issues one may encounter.
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@Egika however it can be dealt with the best. It used to be tha way to report bugs in the firmware version thread, me thinks…
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If it is FW related, it makes sense.
If it is general watch behavior, maybe better open a separate thread
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@Egika
Actually, I asked whether the BT Discovery setting must always be active, not where the setting needs to be made. The question arose because many people are posting their settings in this thread. That’s why I asked here. If the question was wrong, I wasn’t aware of it. -
@thanasis said in Software Update 2.48.16 (2025 November Rain release):
The only other possible explanation would be that battery has degraded significantly over the last 2 years
I recently found something interesting looking at a JSON file downloaded from Suunto App for Mac: there are two fields named “BatteryDesignCapacity” and “BatteryFullCapacity” that suggest the current health state of the watch battery. In my case, the full capacity is over 88% of the design capacity, which seems fair after more than 2 years of use.
