Ocean

The Shearwater computers are dive computers. You are only getting a dive computer. The Suunto Ocean is a dive computer + sports watch + outdoor GPS, etc. Personally, I have a watch I use for outdoor activity and a Shearwater for diving. I used to try and buy the thing that could do multiple jobs but

No. Again, this is called dead reckoning. I would suggest you read a little about it - compass alone is not enough. At the very least, the watch is going to use an accelerometer to attempt to get an idea of distance traveled. But because little errors add up in using dead reckoning, to do it even ha

Let's assume all software issues get fixed i would caution against that assumption. unlike garmin, suunto do not have a very reactive software team. there any many long-standing issues that show no sign of being fixed. the suunto ocean didn't get a firmware update for a year after launch! what i did

Mine’s an old grudge. I don’t like their 1980’s backpacking compasses. Fast forward a few decades to roughly nowish, try one of their wrist diving compasses. Buy a suunto Ocean (key man pricing) with transmitter, took it tec diving a bit. Still don’t like suunto. The compasses are too “sticky” and t

I mean, the biggest thing at the DEMA show last year was a new company announcing that they had created a technology that would track your path underwater. If you want a computer to keep for ten years this might not be the year to buy. The Suunto Ocean sort of does it already, but only shows the pat

For some reason no one comment about Suunto Ocean is that exported dive profile does not show the deco ceiling And I'm pretty sure the dive route by Suunto Ocean couldn't detect distance travelled in drift dive when you are underwater (Understandble with the limited amount of sensor/data it has). Di