Firstly, we want a reputable processor that can accompany us during dives, sure to keep us safe.
Once that box is checked, we want to reveal a true beauty that our fellow dive enthusiasts will appreciate. The Suunto is exactly that, with its beautifully rounded display, colour screen, LCD, stainless steel bezel and a sleek strap made from silicone (with the option of an additional quick–release strap).
It comes with a USB cable for easy connection and has the capability of air integration of you opt to buy the pod. You can also find other air-integrated scuba computers with my full guide.
This beauty showcases a colourful screen that makes it easy to distinguish between the monitor’s information. You’ll be able to stick to your ‘rule of thirds’ and ensure you have plenty of air in the cylinder, thanks to the vibrant colours remaining visible, even at depth. Just a glance at your wrist will reveal how much air you have with the tank pod, as it’s been made simple to process.
It’s an excellent choice and is not only a computer I’ve tested but is one that I own and use on a daily basis. I love this piece of gear and I’m proud to give feedback. The wrist computer is precise, with clear and user friendly features that countdown at the depth you need to be, it’s very handy for your safety stop.
This small, watch size computer is one for travelling divers that prefer to avoid the bulky additions like consoles do.
There’s a lot more to the computer than pure aesthetics, read on to see how it performed during our tests.