Suunto D5 Wrist Dive Computer W/ Usb Cable Black

Awesome

They stopped working within days.. I bought 2 and both stopped working within 3 days

So so

I'm pretty new at diving but I wanted a computer that would give all the relevant information while I'm underwater and I have to say this is a great computer. I've used it on 5 dives so far and it's pretty easy to transfer your logs to the Suunto app via bluetooth. It has different views, so as soon as you touch the water it will show you the depth screen, where you can see how deep you're and your diving time. You have a third option to switch between your max depth, your time before deco, temperature and remaining battery. You can switch to your compass view, so it can help you navigate. It's easy to lock your bearing by holding a button. To unlock it you do need to navigate into the settings menu and you need to do it once you're out the water. Your compass needs to be calibrated after every time you charge your computer. I don't have the wireless transmitter so I didn't use the gas remaining screen. When you are ascending you see if you are ascending at a good pace or if you are ascending too fast, it you're too fast it will sound an alert and vibrate. It will also recommend you deep stops and safety stop. You can configure this at the settings. After you finish diving it will show you your no fly time and your surface time. The settings menu might be confusing at first but then it's pretty easy to navigate. When diving the light is always on, so consider it when setting the bright level.

On the plus side, it has some nice features like the possibility to give air tank information and remaining air time (at an additional price), a compass function that seems to me rather complicated in practice --I'd rather use a $15 generic one on the watch strap like the one Suunto used to offer for their defunct Mosquito- and a nice graphical display that can show the dive profile. On the minus side, the rechargeable battery seems to me an unnecessary chore. As the owner of previous generation Suunto dive computers, like the Mosquito watch and the air integrated Cobra, one of their superb features was the possibility of battery replacement by the owner in a simple and straightforward manner with the aid of common tools and the ample availability of the chosen battery types. Suunto's design for the D5 will have you dependant on electric current availability that you might or not always find nearby. In any case you will be limited to 11 hours of bottom time, tops! Chosen display design will be a matter of taste but I find the older designs simpler and less involved. The multi level menu design will keep you hunting for the correct place to the feature you need, something that on a dive can be even dangerous.

Muy buen reloj, tiene todo lo necesario para un gran número de deportes

This thing was perfect. Until it was dead. I loved it. Now it’s dead. Cannot recommend.

Love this computer! I recently took it to Indonesia on a dive trip and it met all my expectations. Easy to read even in the bright shallow water. Super easy to keep charged and to change the settings using the DM5 software. If you are looking for a big featured dive computer in a small package...this is it. #reviewtowin