@Maximfreediver yes, different philosophies.

@PavelTE @jwil02 To be fair, apart from the compass, as a dive computer, the Ocean is really awsome. I did about 20 dives with it in Egypte (Marsa Alam) this Summer. And I loved it. I previously had a Suunto Eon and this is definitely a step up. The display is incredibly clear and crisp, even in direct Sunlight and the arch is a great way to keep informed of NDL, tank pressure, etc. And the battery life is just awesome (amazing, when you consider the dismal battery life of the D5…).

At this price, I would still recommend it to anyone looking for a good dive computer. And the sports/smart watch functions are equally good. Just a real shame about the compass. I now just carry my old Suunto compass on a retractor. Hopefully, Suunto will bring us an update with a usable compass in the near future.

@kohjl hi, another idea came to my mind … if you set the watch on diving sport mode, perhaps it will react faster?
If you have time and fun 🙂 … perhaps you could please try that ☺️

Specs comparison
Suunto Race S vs Suunto Ocean
EUR 350 vs EUR 799

https://youtu.be/nl_NKlrHTyQ?si=g09VcbVIR03yCxTo

@Egika sure👌

@Hexa62 I purchased a strap from Suunto last Friday, and like you I only received news today, I think it will arrive on Monday…10 days because the website was under maintenance and they had problems processing orders. I hope you receive it soon.

@diogao13 my problem is tracking sleep when I’m not…I could be reading or watching TV and it comes up as I’ve had a nap!

@doogfish, I believe phone app needs an update. You will be able to sync the dives in PC version.

@isazi said in Measured distance in swimming is wrong.:

just heard it will be fixed with next firmware release, thanks for reporting it!

Can we have an approximate date on this fix ?

@isazi sounds fantastic!

@diogao13 said in Update on dive mode screen:

Just a screen suggestion for an “Adv Screen”. I’m sure suunto layout designers will do the magic:

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Basically, we have 7 boxes (at least 4 customizable by the user) additionally we still have ascent speed and the arch (able to be switched by the user).

With this simple update it is possible to have 9 info on the screen. For divers it is a lot, as our main use is not to increase our sport performance, but to prevent health issues.

This would be a great watch face, please Suunto go ahead on that !

@Yo_Han, sorry, I don’t know (yet) - my diving-holidays at the Red Sea in Egypt are still 4 weeks away (sigh…)

CU Frank

@EzioAuditore being sincere, it should not be a feature. It should be automatic every time no fly time is running for additional safety of the diver.

It should be a fix or an upgrade of the current no fly time feature.

@Brad_Olwin unfortunately I have tried this, power pod connection is great, bike pod with not find anything. It’s a shame because the KICKR bike has a smart Bluetooth connection send speed, cadence and power in one. I does seem very limited in its Bluetooth set up, I have never used a sports watch in years where you didn’t see the various connections available, I thought this was standard. On the whole have enjoyed my first weekend with the watch, running was great, but Suunto sure has some gaps and oddities. However, the design is not one!

@Egika hey mate, thanks for replying
I do have dive route enable and also the dives information, the watch is triggered every time since it thinks at 0.3m i’m doing a dive so i have arround 150 dives for 1 hour snorkeling each time just by swimming

@Tami999 i am coming to the same conclusion. Quite rare for me not to have my phone with me, just have to dig it out of my pocket.

@Adelynn I have an ocean. As a dive computer, I hope next firmware updates bring ocean close to main competitors.
Until there go for Tern TX, Teric, MK2 or MK3.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos thank you! Hopefully export is possible then - so I can sync up to the camera metadata!

@diogao13 and @StuieD

oook thanks for the info!

I only wore normal watches and I wear them lower, I’m going to have to get used to wearing the Suunto a little “higher”. 🙂