Now I applied the matte protector. Not diving anymore, but the “Dry Run” looks promising With original protector [image: 1792309731889-1000047114.jpg] Without [image: 1792309742401-1000047115.jpg] With matte protection [image: 1792309754449-1000047116.jpg] In the first two there is a strong reflection of my phone. On the third: Nothing! Really looking forward to test it under water but in the moment I am optimistic! Its not as clear as without protection, a little bit blurry. But readable so far

Absolutely - but I don’t believe it will get updates anymore

Tried it today with an Eon Core and customization with the app works for me Do you still have ossues?

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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Android

Have you tried to connect the Eon Core to a computer ?

@jameslgarner Cheers

@Migsey You don’t have to change your dive computer just because the the dive app is crap. Get a grip on your self man. (Stranglers)

@holmehus But does everything else work ?

@Dave-Williams-0 I am not sure if this has been corrected in v4 up date. Have a look and let us know.

I have the same problem, but with Suunto Ocean. Sunto Tank Pod DP173 not showing up. ‘No Tank Pod fouind’ message. However, I also have a Suunto VyperNovo, and there its found, I see first the code and then the gas pressure. So it seems more something with the Suunto Ocean not recognizing it than with the TankPod. Any ideas? @Deniz Did you have your problem fixed? Thanks

@EonCore Old topic, but still not solved. That would indeed be great to have a freediving mode in the Eon/Eon Core. Just a software topic (I guess) and would be super helpful for people like me who are doing scuba and freediving !

While the POD battery level can be seen in the screen where you pair and unpair the POD, Suunto really should consider enhancing the EON to include (1) a warning capability for POD low battery levels and (2) configurable field to enable the POD battery level to be added to one of the EON screens.