Suunto Zoop Novo Wrist Unit Scuba Diving Computer, Black

This is an outstanding beginning dive computer. I just used the computer on multiple dives and it worked perfectly as advertised. The deepest dive was 144 feet and the computer worked like a champ. The other dives ranged from 90 to 60 feet and the computer provided everything I needed to record the dive and dive safely. The on surface features were very helpful to record the dive details later in my log book. I found the modes and menus to be easy to use ONCE you read the instructions online. Don't take this out of the box and right into the water unless you have used before. I didn't have any issue pushing the buttons but I didn't wear gloves for this dive. The band is certainly long enough for an 8 mm wetsuit. I found the band annoying as hell due to its length and getting in my way. SO, while I don't necessarily recommend this, I never wear a wet suit (I'm a warm water diver), so I cut the band with some room to spare in case I ever wear a shortie or to go over a long sleeve rash guard. Once I trimmed it, there was no problem whatsoever with it blocking the display or anything. Again, don't do this if you ever dive cold water, as once you cut, you can't go back :o) Overall, I love this computer and I can't wait to use it more. I am going to buy my wife one to use on our next dive!

Worked great on my certification and first dive trip. 12 dives total now and no issues. Had no problem connecting to the software and syncing the dive data after the dive. I guess there will never be any firmware updates though according to the website, that is a little worrying. But all in ll a solid beginner and casual diver computer perfect for me and my maybe once or twice a year diving. I bought the extra battery and cover, but it is still holding up there even after using and storing for 2+ months between dives. **On one dive trip I had a "divemaster" couple who thought they were the top dogs... They had a much more expensive and "better" computer and they let me know it. Well on a 90ft dive guess who computers failed? one got water and the other got decomp alerts that everyone could hear... Theirs! My buddy and I had a comparable "beginners computer" as they put it... rubbed it in pretty hard. Like I said no regrets and a good little watch.

Just returned from diving in Turks & Caicos. This dive computer was exactly what I needed. I'm not a very frequent diver -- one to a few times a year -- but I like to dive and this tracks everything a diver needs: depth, temp, ascent, descent, safety stops, no fly time etc. It is very simple to operate -- you set it up once, verify the settings before you dive and it takes care of the rest. Coincidentally, the dive outfit I went with rents these same computers so I guessing their reliability is good, especially given the reasonable price.

First time diving in almost 5 years and I decided to buy a computer after discussing it with my dive instructor (refresher course). I still do my dive tables but I wanted a better sense of accuracy regarding bottom time, current/total depth and surface interval. I was nervous at first since the directions it came with weren't the best. My suggestion, YouTube it! I looked at several videos several times and felt comfortable by the time my dive approached. As soon as I returned from my dive, I plugged it in to my computer and downloaded both dives. The software isn't the best but provides a good amount of data as well as a place for additional notes. For beginners, this is the watch! I spent a week and countless hours looking at reviews from multiple sites before buying my Zoop! CAn't wait for the next dive!

DO NOT BUY THIS COMPUTER. I understand Suunto & Aqua lung just paid out a $50 million dollar lawsuit due to faulty Computers reading faulty depth and deco. I bought one last year dove 5 times on it and now it’s useless

Can't really offer a proper review yet. On my first dive, the computer cut out in shallow water (3-4 meters) and the dive log disappeared and the computer reset to factory mode. My second dive went well. The computer functioned as expected. And the dive was logged and remains logged.

The new computer worked fine underwater for a few dives. Both my son and I find the user interface difficult at the surface. But I had a particular problem on a 90' wreck dive. When I checked how much bottom time I had, it gave me 8 minutes which looked off from our dive plan time estimate. I looked at my son's computer which said 14 minutes, right on plan. so we used his data for the rest of the dive. We found this very odd. At this depth we are conservative and use use two safety stops, a minute at 35' and 4 minutes at +- 15'. The problem occurred when my alarm went off as I was still underwater, albeit at 15' because of the 6 minute discrepancy. I ignored the alarm, but back on the boat I got the dreaded Er message which locks you out for 48 hours and your diving is done until Er goes away. I could not do the second tank dive and sat fuming for 45 minutes when everyone but me went to play with the sharks. Not a fun way to end a great diving trip in the Bahamas

Great Dive Computer. Luminescence doesn't last very long so if your going somewhere dark take a dive light(but lets be honest you should be doing that anyway). Has all the features you need for a good price. Strap is very long but can be trimmed to any length you want. Log feature is very useful. I don't think lack of a gauge mode is a big deal it displays depth and dive time on the main screen in normal dive mode you can just ignore the no-deco dive time and calculate your dive with tables.