Name: Suunto Zoop
Brand: Suunto
SKU: 642146e45126a786ac765460
Rating: 3.6 (34 reviews)

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The ZOOP dive computer from Suunto is a computer that will not only enhance your time under water; it will also help you be a safer diver without breaking the bank. Its ability to operate in two modes (Air and Nitrox), safety features (decompression stop data, audible alarms, and easy-to-read display), and simple menus mean the ZOOP will provide critical dive data when it is needed quickly and accurately. It employs the reduced gradient bubble model (RGBM), which is an algorithm developed to calculate decompression stops; this algorithm is a model used to determine how much gas is accumulated during a dive and how much time is required at your safety stop(s) to safely surface... Suunto's ZOOP is PC-compatible, so you can easily store your dive data (up to 50 hours) and logs on a PC. It is activated by water, so you don't have to worry about forgetting to start your computer and losing a single dive's valuable data. Because this computer is console mounted, your gauge console allows you to check on your depth, maximum bottom time, dive time, no deco time and air supply easily. All of that information is available at a moment's notice, right on your console. In addition, the ZOOP's bright phosphorescent display makes seeing your dive data easy during night and day dives.

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 There is a quality control sticker, take those, and warranty, very important that you read your warranty so you know exactly what they warranty your computer for. And of course, the Suunto dive computer instruction manual. It's important for me to point out that you should read your instruction manual beginning to end so you fully understand the complete and utter workings of your Suunto Zoop dive computer. Luckily, I've read it

 First of all, I see it comes in a really funky black Suunto box. Suunto really do make nice boxes, Suunto on the side, got this nice little sheath thing over there. Don't eat that, get out the way. And over here, what do we have? Let's open this up to see

6, and I overhear that flashing number. We can also set our oxygen as well by pushing up or down, which is great. I'm just going to jump back out of that memory over there. So in nitrox, now in the dive settings, if I push my right button, I've got my personal and altitude

 And then it brings you back to Nitrox. If I just press dive mode again, that'll bring me back out into the main menu and I can just scroll through until I get back to my other settings. So you'll see over here, if I go through those, I got to logbook there or memory. It gives me my logbook and the memory of all the dives that if I wanted to access those at any stage I could

Suunto Zoop is a great value, easy-to-use dive computer for recreational divers.

Product Link:
https://scuba.co.za/products/suunto-zoop-novo?_pos=1&_sid=3f586b607&_ss=r

MAKE DIVING SIMPLE!

Whether you’re just starting out on your diving journey or looking to explore new underwater adventures, Suunto Zoop Novo has everything you need. With your easy to understand key dive data available at a glance on the big, super-bright backlit display, all you need to do is suit up, dive down, and enjoy the view. This simple to use dive computer includes full decompression capabilities, five dive modes (Air, Nitrox, Gauge, Free and Off) and straight-forward, menu-based Suunto user interface.

KEY FEATURES

* Five modes: air, nitrox, gauge, free and off

* Full continuous decompression algorithm 

* Built-in dive planner

* Detailed graphical logs and dive data with your PC/Mac 
(no cable in the package – sold as an accessory)

* Innovative apnea timer for freediving, and a timer in air/nitrox modes

 

WHAT'S IN THE BOX?

Suunto Zoop Novo, quick guide, warranty leaflet, safety leaflet, display shield and Suunto logo sticker

Suunto Zoop Novo, product review by Kevin Cook, SCUBA.co.za

My son and I are novice OW scuba divers (about a dozen dives). His 18th is coming up and I am thinking of buying him some scuba gear. All he owns are fins (Cressi open heel), masks, snorkels, dive boots, and a dive knife. We have to travel to scuba, so no interest in a BCD, reg, or wetsuit. It's easier for us just to rent those. 

Looking to spend $500 or less. Curious if there are any recommendations from more experienced divers? Dive computer came to mind, but we have not needed one yet for the stuff we do.

<div class="md"><p>My son and I are novice OW scuba divers (about a dozen dives). His 18th is coming up and I am thinking of buying him some scuba gear. All he owns are fins (Cressi open heel), masks, snorkels, dive boots, and a dive knife. We have to travel to scuba, so no interest in a BCD, reg, or wetsuit. It&#39;s easier for us just to rent those. </p>

<p>Looking to spend $500 or less. Curious if there are any recommendations from more experienced divers? Dive computer came to mind, but we have not needed one yet for the stuff we do.</p>
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Scuba Gear for 18 Year Old B-Day?

Simply not a 5 star product

 P0, for perfect conditions. P1, an intermediate setting. P2, the setting with the most changes, more conservative. You can also change the altitude setting on the ZOOP Novo, which will change how the computer figures out the decompression

 P2, the setting with the most changes, more conservative. You can also change the altitude setting on the ZOOP Novo, which will change how the computer figures out the decompression. The default is 0 to 300 meters or 0.5 to 100 meters, and the default is 0 to 980 feet, but you can change it to 300 to 1,500 meters, and lastly 1,500 to 3,000 meters

 Personal and altitude adjustments. We all know that many things can make you more likely to get DCS. If you are a scuba diver and realize you are at risk for DCS because of your age, weight, or circulatory problems. In that case, you can change the ZOOP Novo's algorithm to be more cautious, giving you an extra layer of safety

 Oversized and made to last. Most of the time, the overall design of a dive computer would not be a big reason to buy it, but it's a big plus for the ZOOP Novo. The display is big, measuring 4cm 1.33 inches in diameter and protected by thick acrylic that can take a few bumps

 The display is big, measuring 4cm 1.33 inches in diameter and protected by thick acrylic that can take a few bumps. The ZOOP Novo is easy to read, even for those of us whose eyes are getting worse with age. It can look a little bit big, and you would not wear it daily

This will be an in-depth review of the Suunto Zoop Novo.
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Over here is the link to the product:

SUUNTO Zoop Novo Wrist Scuba Diving Computer:
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SUUNTO Zoop Novo Wrist Dive Computer WITH USB CABLE:
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SUUNTO Zoop Novo Lime Dive Computer with USB, Display Shield, Soft Bag, and Combo Mount:
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SUUNTO Zoop Novo Lime Dive Computer with Display Shield, Soft Bag, and Bungee:
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SUUNTO Zoop Novo Computer Console:
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Suunto Zoop Novo Review - YouTube

I just got open water and nitrox certified. Which dive computer do you recommend for a beginner but which can  also be used for the long haul if I decide to get further certifications?

<div class="md"><p>I just got open water and nitrox certified. Which dive computer do you recommend for a beginner but which can  also be used for the long haul if I decide to get further certifications?</p>

<p>Edit: thanks all for the recommendations! Very helpful!</p>
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Which dive computer?

Buttons too hard to push

I don’t plan to dive much every year probably only 5 or 6 times per year max

Im looking for something that gives me the basic things like temp, depth, nitrogen level and no stop time, nothing too fancy

Something like air integration would be nice but it’s definitely not necessary

I may end up getting my own equipment but for now something in a wrist watch style is probably best

nothing too pricy

Finally a watch that will allow me to keep learning new scuba skills without worrying too much about it becoming obsolete or having it under preform 

Basically cheap, good for a few dives per year, not to pricy or fancy, allow me to keep advancing in PADI

<div class="md"><p>I don’t plan to dive much every year probably only 5 or 6 times per year max</p>

<p>Im looking for something that gives me the basic things like temp, depth, nitrogen level and no stop time, nothing too fancy</p>

<p>Something like air integration would be nice but it’s definitely not necessary</p>

<p>I may end up getting my own equipment but for now something in a wrist watch style is probably best</p>

<p>nothing too pricy</p>

<p>Finally a watch that will allow me to keep learning new scuba skills without worrying too much about it becoming obsolete or having it under preform </p>

<p>Basically cheap, good for a few dives per year, not to pricy or fancy, allow me to keep advancing in PADI</p>
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Looking for dive computer recommendations

Very unintuitive and unsafe

My wife and I just got our OW. We have a Bahamas trip planned in Sept which would be our first practical scuba trip other than our initial cert which was at a lake. We've been snorkeling several times in the Caribbean. Whenever I get into a new hobby, I tend to go "Full send" with new hobbies. Sometimes this works out great, others I dump a bunch of money into it and fizzlez out or don't use it enough, change my mind etc. 

We'll be rec divers hopefully going on 2 larger trips a year, with some smaller ones that we can drive to California, so between 25-50 dives a year. I've been lurking prior to our cert for gear etc and I think the first gear we should get would be our computers.

I tend to think very long term and love technology aspects so I'm all for buying once and being done, so I've been looking at the shearwater teric. I KNOW down the road I'll want AI, regardless if I get into any fancier diving or not. But that carries a hefty price tag, over the life of diving I'm sure it'll pay for itself, but I've also gathered that for my current diving expectations/needs it would be a bit overkill. 

So then I thought about the perigrine, fraction of the cost, no AI, but it could be a good starter for me, then upgrade down the road but, at the point I've just spent $500 on essentially a backup computer. 

So, now I'm inclined to just look for a basic no color screen, get me by type of watch so It can take out some of the mechanics of diving so we can enjoy the dive longer and have a better overall experience. This way it's a small upfront cost, we can still do our dives and have it as reference, then if we get more into the hobby etc upgrade and it can be our back up. Buttttt then again, I feel like if I do that I'll just be "settling" for a computer knowing that it's not really what I want.

<div class="md"><p>My wife and I just got our OW. We have a Bahamas trip planned in Sept which would be our first practical scuba trip other than our initial cert which was at a lake. We&#39;ve been snorkeling several times in the Caribbean. Whenever I get into a new hobby, I tend to go &quot;Full send&quot; with new hobbies. Sometimes this works out great, others I dump a bunch of money into it and fizzlez out or don&#39;t use it enough, change my mind etc. </p>

<p>We&#39;ll be rec divers hopefully going on 2 larger trips a year, with some smaller ones that we can drive to California, so between 25-50 dives a year. I&#39;ve been lurking prior to our cert for gear etc and I think the first gear we should get would be our computers.</p>

<p>I tend to think very long term and love technology aspects so I&#39;m all for buying once and being done, so I&#39;ve been looking at the shearwater teric. I KNOW down the road I&#39;ll want AI, regardless if I get into any fancier diving or not. But that carries a hefty price tag, over the life of diving I&#39;m sure it&#39;ll pay for itself, but I&#39;ve also gathered that for my current diving expectations/needs it would be a bit overkill. </p>

<p>So then I thought about the perigrine, fraction of the cost, no AI, but it could be a good starter for me, then upgrade down the road but, at the point I&#39;ve just spent $500 on essentially a backup computer. </p>

<p>So, now I&#39;m inclined to just look for a basic no color screen, get me by type of watch so It can take out some of the mechanics of diving so we can enjoy the dive longer and have a better overall experience. This way it&#39;s a small upfront cost, we can still do our dives and have it as reference, then if we get more into the hobby etc upgrade and it can be our back up. Buttttt then again, I feel like if I do that I&#39;ll just be &quot;settling&quot; for a computer knowing that it&#39;s not really what I want.</p>
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