Maps Update Rollout, March 2026, Staged
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@suzzlo
Known and hopefully will be addressed soon.
https://forum.suunto.com/post/187662For now, either wait for a fix, or update & delete.
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@Squirrel ohhh sorry… i miss this message. So it’s being already reported. Thanks
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@suzzlo
Launch the update in the app, but once update is ready to install, but not installed (thus no time to wait) , then cancel and it will delete the map instead of cancelling just the update (which would have seemed more obvious to me). -
@Mff73 never get a cancel button…. at least in iOS
This is forcing me to travel again to Ireland, go to the cliffs, pub…. What a nuisance!!!
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I used the new maps (it updated the morning I was leaving for a hike!) and they worked really well! I found my way back to the start thanks to place names
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@pavel.samokha the “Dubrovnik-Neretva” map does not seem to have been updated.
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@Freezer my fault, this map shouldn’t be there. Just delete Dubrovnik and use the whole Croatia map.
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Having had some time to use the new maps offline and on the vertical 2, they are a massive improvement.
I would like in the future for the maps on the watch to show main paths at 1km zoom. I know there will be limitations but often there is only one path on remote mountains and still being able to see it when zoomed out at 1km to give a wider perspective of the hills would be really useful. Especially if just exploring and not using a saved route. It would be also be nice to have city/large town names visible as well when zoomed out further than 2km.
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@MikeC30 said in Maps Update Rollout, March 2026, Staged:
It would be also be nice to have city/large town names visible as well when zoomed out further than 2km.
Exactly! Not quarters names, just city names will be enough.
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Main city names? If it is a main city I usually know it, and don’t need the name on my screen. It’s not that there are multiple main cities in view.
(I mainly use the maps for navigation on trailruns and don’t like much clutter on my display)
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@elbee I meant city main names, not quartes names. Sorry, bad english
