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And btw don’t forget to review your S7 from where you bought it ! (you can also at Suunto.com I suppose)
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@pilleus this works for me. Please Suunto add Stryd support
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Hey Guys, I was thinking of acquiring a Suunto 7 for Marathon-training, however I couldn’t find any information on Spotify Offline integration, since I would like to leave my phone at home during training. In the video of DC Rainmaker from January it was a confirmed feature, however I cannot find it now in the product-specifications. Does anybody use Spotify offline with this watch?
Cheers
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@touarec Play Music from Google can be used offline and standalone. For Spotify there is the official app, which is just a remote control of the app on the smartphone. And there is a modded version, which is a standalone app for the S7, in the full version there is a download mode integrated:
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@pilleus Dankeschön / Many thanks for your detailed info!
Seems to be working with the workaround, will be grabbing a Suunto next week.
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@pilleus this works for me. Please Suunto add Stryd support
Have you looked at Sporty Go? I know I keep plugging it, but it does work fairly well with all sorts of sensors. Heart rate, Stryd, bike. I just did recovery spin bike session and it handled speed/cadence and HR sensors just fine. Battery drain is extremely manageable, about 6% per half an hour with AOD in ambient mode. It has configurable screens. Runs just fine in the background while you use another app, like an interval timer or music, in the foreground.
I’d say a perfect alternative to Suunto’s own until Team Finland realizes most people rushing to drop $499 on a Wear OS watch are probably looking for more than a Fitbit Ionic experience sports-wise.
PS I talked to Stryd support the other day. Sadly, they have no plans for Wear OS app, not even anything basic like their ConnectIQ apps for Garmin. Their current recommendation is to use Sporty Go. But the dev of that app is working towards deeper Training Peaks integration, possibly including structured workouts, so… Support the good dude!
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@NickK I’ve read about it, I hope to have a S7 soon, here in the island I live aren’t atm available.
I think Suunto initially is not targeting for the users who uses sensors in sports with this watch IMHO. But maybe the feedback can open new features. This watch should be able to manage a marathon +4 hours, which are more in the scope of this watch.
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@NickK How was your experience with Sporty Go and Stryd, did you manage to test that?
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@NickK How was your experience with Sporty Go and Stryd, did you manage to test that?
Haven’t tested that, but probably will. I’m a bit under weather to run outdoors, so treadmill would be a good starting point.
Also, once your are done with your run or ride what happens with activity, where is it logged,
You can configure it to automatically upload to Training Peaks, Strava, or Final Surge. Personally I upload to Strava (this happens pretty much instantly), and from there use Phone Gap to push the workout into other platforms.
I asked a dev about supporting direct uploads to Suunto cloud, but sadly existing public API only allows for export, according to him. When Suunto lets you import workouts from elsewhere, he’d gladly add that route. I realize both Movescount and Sports Tracker are probably targets for import too and automatic sync to Suunto cloud, but they are kind of legacy, so I didn’t ask about them.
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@NickK Thanks
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@Bulkan I also am interested in hearing more about the restrictions preventing Suunto sleep tracking syncing with Apple health. If this synced I could then utilize that information to sync with my health benefits tracking through work and my nutrition and workout tracking with my coach. Hoping this issue is resolved soon. Any news on if this Eli’s expected as a fix soon?
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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in Suunto 7:
And btw don’t forget to review your S7 from where you bought it ! (you can also at Suunto.com I suppose)
So I did. 5 stars for the S7 and you can read it at https://www.suunto.com/de-de/Produkte/Sportuhren/suunto-7/suunto-7-graphite-copper/?CMPID=google|search-b|performance|emea|de|suunto 7|e|409622201959|m||suunto-7&gclid=CjwKCAiA1rPyBRAREiwA1UIy8BvyykTof3DEfdB9XVh9RhqHmAI4GNE5siQ07N34g1k-WnqMLbYo0hoCmrgQAvD_BwE
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battery test I found in youtube. Some comments in the video said opossite
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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos skin sensor? This is not something like im the owner of S7 and if someone else uses it and makes a purchase, hes not gonna be able to make it?
Dumb question but please enlighten me. 
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@Alfonse it has a proximity sensor that is a bit clever to know if on skin or not.
For example on my tattoos it’s off, when it’s on the dark part, same with a jacket but not when on the skin .
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Let’s test this beautiful Suunto S7
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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Is it just tattoo pigments now or does the watch have the old OHR limited cleverness regarding naturally darker skin?
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@Fenr1r I think it’s just because it’s very dark , or too much color.
The moment it touches that, LEDs go off. It doesn’t even try.
I can move it Abit and find ohr but it’s very very hard
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Today a 1,5 hour cycling activity recorded with Ghostracer (standalone gps, barometer and OHR activated, no AOD, but turn wrist to activate display) instead of S7 app.
Battery usage: 15 %
A good alternative to S7 app, because other BLE devices can be used (e.g. Polar H10) and a gpx file can be loaded to follow the track.
The gps quality/track is as fine as in the S7 app, much more better than in Ghostracer running on Skagen Falster 3.
