Product Comparison: Aqualung I300 vs Suunto Zoop Novo
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General Specifications
Brand
Aqualung
Suunto
Model
I300
Zoop Novo
Origin
France
Finland
About the Products
The i300's uncomplicated, effortless approach and rugged design defines its place in the dive world. Its effortless approach and versatility give you the ability to dive right in.
Whether you’re just starting out on your diving journey or looking to explore new underwater adventures, Suunto Zoop Novo has everything you need.
Key Specs
Type
Watch
Watch
Algorithm
Bühlmann ZHL-16C based PZ+
RGBM
Operating Modes
Air, Nitrox, Free, Gauge
Air, Nitrox, Gauge, Free
Depth Limit
399 ft.
262 ft.
What customers say about "Key Specs"
Aqualung I300 Wrist Computer, Blue/Grey/Black Scuba Diving Custom
- This watch also allows you to change the battery yourself with the supplied tool.
- Device worked great. Took a little while to figure out what the LCD Text abbreviations stood for, but once I figured it out it was a breeze.
- Self activated in the water, gave me the max depth and bottom time, as well as tracked when i needed a decompression on ascent, as well as how long it was.
- This is a wrist watch depth gage I’ve looked at for a long time.
- I hooked it on my BC strap so if my main computer had issues (as has happened in the past) I could continue diving. I liked that it was easy to set for nitrox.
Suunto Zoop Novo Dive Computer Wrist Watch
- You can read up before you use it or just hit the water. It activates itself at about 2' and guides you from there.
- Simple and friendly interface. I used this computer during our trip and info were consistent with my husband Aladin Scuba Pro computer.
- It has all of the modes necessary for anyone but the most experienced technical diver.
- I love my Suunto! It is great for all divers for just a general dive watch.
- I'm happy with the watch. First 2 dives at about 8m Max depth.
Size & Weight
Height
2.4 in.
2.6 in.
Width
2.4 in.
2.6 in.
Depth
0.7 in.
1.03 in.
Weight
10.6 oz.
4.23 oz.
Features
Display
1.7" matrix display
1.34" matrix display
Backlight
Yes
Yes
Altitude Options
Up to 14000 ft
Preset altitude
Logbook Memory
24 dives
140 hours
Audible Alarms
Yes
Yes
Battery Type
CR 2450
CR 2450
Battery Life
300 hours
2 years
Extras
Easy-to-read scale up to 5,000 PSI / 350 bar, Luminescent gauge face, Water-activated On switch
Innovative apnea timer for freediving, Timer in air/nitrox modes, Built-in dive planner, Adjustable unit of measure, 4-button navigation
What customers say about "Features"
Aqualung I300 Wrist Computer, Blue/Grey/Black Scuba Diving Custom
- For the basic diver/Nitrox diver this is an amazing computer!! it is simple to operate and program.
- The nitrogen calculation was on par with a friends mare puck. Believe this is a great device for the price and would recommend.
- Display is light-induced glowing do help make it easier to see, has a colored tip to the hand and is clear.
- It is large on wrist but so much easier to see than the smaller depth gage in consoles.
- Worked well as we also got certified to dive with Nitrox. Worked great for both Air and Nitrox diving and warming alarms worked well underwater
- If you are on your 2nd tank dive and you get a beep for nitrogen it goes into violation mode and locks up for 24 hours.
Suunto Zoop Novo Dive Computer Wrist Watch
- Beeps at you if you are ascending too quickly. Beeps at you if you are about to pass no decomp bottom time.
- The monitor is big and easy to read even in situation of low light or low visibility.
- They are easy to use, and we really like the four button interface - it helps navigating around the software.
- We also really enjoy the ability to do either electroluminescent OR phosphorescent back-light during night dives.
- This is a very easy to use non-Aire integrated dive computer. The numbers are large and easy to read.
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
2 year(s)
2 year(s)
Certifications
CE
CE
Other Information
Manufacturer
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