Suunto D5 All Black Ss050192000
Modes: Air / Nitrox / Free / Gauge / Watch. Suunto Fused 2 RGBM decompression model Exchangeable straps with Quick Release spring bar (both for diving and for everyday style). Weight: 90g Water resistance 100m. Rechargeable lithium-ion battery Full color MIP display with adjustable LED backlight. Wireless connectivity via Bluetooth to new Suunto App Wireless tank pressure up to 3 tank pressure readings (with Tank Pod). User-updatable software & customizable dive screens. 18 languages The D5 is not only a diver’s best friend underwater, it also adapts to every diver’s style with multiple strap options to match any outfit. Divers can read their most important dive details and see tank pressure effortlessly on the new super clear color screen, as well as log and share their experiences with the new Suunto app. The D5 is the perfect dive computer for divers.
Modes: Air / Nitrox / Free / Gauge / Watch. Suunto Fused 2 RGBM decompression model Exchangeable straps with Quick Release spring bar (both for diving and for everyday style). Weight: 90g Water resistance 100m. Rechargeable lithium-ion battery Full color MIP display with adjustable LED backlight. Wireless connectivity via Bluetooth to new Suunto App Wireless tank pressure up to 3 tank pressure readings (with Tank Pod). User-updatable software & customizable dive screens. 18 languages The D5 is not only a diver’s best friend underwater, it also adapts to every diver’s style with multiple strap options to match any outfit. Divers can read their most important dive details and see tank pressure effortlessly on the new super clear color screen, as well as log and share their experiences with the new Suunto app. The D5 is the perfect dive computer for divers.
Modes: Air / Nitrox / Free / Gauge / Watch. Suunto Fused 2 RGBM decompression model Exchangeable straps with Quick Release spring bar (both for diving and for everyday style). Weight: 90g Water resistance 100m. Rechargeable lithium-ion battery Full color MIP display with adjustable LED backlight. Wireless connectivity via Bluetooth to new Suunto App Wireless tank pressure up to 3 tank pressure readings (with Tank Pod). User-updatable software & customizable dive screens. 18 languages The D5 is not only a diver’s best friend underwater, it also adapts to every diver’s style with multiple strap options to match any outfit. Divers can read their most important dive details and see tank pressure effortlessly on the new super clear color screen, as well as log and share their experiences with the new Suunto app. The D5 is the perfect dive computer for divers.
Modes: Air / Nitrox / Free / Gauge / Watch. Suunto Fused 2 RGBM decompression model Exchangeable straps with Quick Release spring bar (both for diving and for everyday style). Weight: 90g Water resistance 100m. Rechargeable lithium-ion battery Full color MIP display with adjustable LED backlight. Wireless connectivity via Bluetooth to new Suunto App Wireless tank pressure up to 3 tank pressure readings (with Tank Pod). User-updatable software & customizable dive screens. 18 languages The D5 is not only a diver’s best friend underwater, it also adapts to every diver’s style with multiple strap options to match any outfit. Divers can read their most important dive details and see tank pressure effortlessly on the new super clear color screen, as well as log and share their experiences with the new Suunto app. The D5 is the perfect dive computer for divers.
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SUUNTO D5 Dive Computer, Color Display, Wireless Tank Pressure & Compass, Interchangeable Straps, Vibration Alarms, Up to 100 m Depth (All Black)
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originally posted on mikesdivestore.com
As a recreational (advanced) diver, I really needed a dive comp that was easy to use, had a great display and one I could get to understand quickly. I also wanted one that had a bit of future-proofing with air/gas integration. The Suunto D5 is all this, and whilst I have yet to use the air-integration, having now dived with this I am very glad I did get it; I just need the transmitter unit now.On a dive it was very easy to understand and view. It's as easy to read at 33 metres as it is a 3. The back-lit LED screen (as opposed to others I looked at/tried with the old "Casio watch" analogue display), is perfect. I also read up that its algorithms are a bit conservative, but I found it quite decent and not a hindrance. It gives all the warnings/vibrations and times ... MoreAs a recreational (advanced) diver, I really needed a dive comp that was easy to use, had a great display and one I could get to understand quickly. I also wanted one that had a bit of future-proofing with air/gas integration. The Suunto D5 is all this, and whilst I have yet to use the air-integration, having now dived with this I am very glad I did get it; I just need the transmitter unit now.On a dive it was very easy to understand and view. It's as easy to read at 33 metres as it is a 3. The back-lit LED screen (as opposed to others I looked at/tried with the old "Casio watch" analogue display), is perfect. I also read up that its algorithms are a bit conservative, but I found it quite decent and not a hindrance. It gives all the warnings/vibrations and times for the deep-stop, and subsequently for the final stop with arrows on the display to ascend/descend. It’s only slightly larger than your average wristwatch and can therefore be used as a great looking timepiece immediately after diving. It’s also slimmer than I expected as some are like a brick.I have also used this for snorkelling/free-diving - after a simple switch on the menu it reboots and is ready for free-diving. It starts recording almost immediately (0.3m under) and then records depth at 0.1m intervals.Overall, it's a fascinating bit of kit and one I have yet to use all features (compass, mixed gas etc.). I would highly recommend this to all divers - it would suit all levels and is worth the extra few pounds over the cheaper-end ones, and it’s probably as good as one that’s around the £1000 mark (compared on the dive boat)…and it’s rechargeable, where others were not. Mike’s Dive Store also did a great deal on the interchangeable coloured straps so people think I’ve bought two of them!
originally posted on mikesdivestore.com
Neat and compact. But display bright and clear even for my old eyes. So big tick - that was the main requirement. Where I think they fail is having a mineral glass face rather than scratchproof sapphire which is a reasonable expectation at this price point. The scabby film screen protectors debase a lovely product. Yet to use it in anger, but controls seems good to use and navigation intuitive and efficient. Just as well because the handbook is a 'mare. Badly laid out, poorly explained in every way poorer than the handbook for my Zoop. In watch mode the battery seems to last forever with is great for upcoming long haul trips. Setting up the compass including declination very easy. Good use of lubber lines. Supplied straps are standard watch strap length. An ... MoreNeat and compact. But display bright and clear even for my old eyes. So big tick - that was the main requirement. Where I think they fail is having a mineral glass face rather than scratchproof sapphire which is a reasonable expectation at this price point. The scabby film screen protectors debase a lovely product. Yet to use it in anger, but controls seems good to use and navigation intuitive and efficient. Just as well because the handbook is a 'mare. Badly laid out, poorly explained in every way poorer than the handbook for my Zoop. In watch mode the battery seems to last forever with is great for upcoming long haul trips. Setting up the compass including declination very easy. Good use of lubber lines. Supplied straps are standard watch strap length. An extension to cover your wet/dry suit will cost you dollar. Changing straps very easy as promised. Because I dive overseas almost exclusively and rent gear I didn't get the Suunto Tank Pod. No question I'd get it if I had all my own gear, as you are missing out on some key features without. In particular calculating your air consumption and automatically converting that into predicted endurance as well as you no deco limits. Its maybe not the best on the market, but it offers a lot for the price point. The key thing if you are doing 3-4 dives per day will be remembering to charge every day (and then recalibrating your compass)
originally posted on mikesdivestore.com
I bought this dive computer online from Mike Dive Store.Being a novice open water diver, I was confused with the vast amount of options from the various manufacturers.Fortunately, Jenna from Mikes Dive Store explained the various pros and cons with a number of them and recommended the D5 for my current level of diving (recreational while on holiday n Egypt and in Britain).It's a really good computer and has all the functions of a more expensive one. There are loads of reviews online and they all rate this dive computer highly.There's only two things which could be improved:1. The display is not as bright as some other more expensive ones. It is OK and I think it will be fine for the Red Sea.2. The digital compass is not as fast in moving as I think it should ... MoreI bought this dive computer online from Mike Dive Store.Being a novice open water diver, I was confused with the vast amount of options from the various manufacturers.Fortunately, Jenna from Mikes Dive Store explained the various pros and cons with a number of them and recommended the D5 for my current level of diving (recreational while on holiday n Egypt and in Britain).It's a really good computer and has all the functions of a more expensive one. There are loads of reviews online and they all rate this dive computer highly.There's only two things which could be improved:1. The display is not as bright as some other more expensive ones. It is OK and I think it will be fine for the Red Sea.2. The digital compass is not as fast in moving as I think it should be. (It's certainly not as fast as a mechanical one.) It good to have a spare one though.All in all, it's everything which Jenna explained and it really was a good choice by her. (and a good purchase by me)
| Nitrox and air | Yes |
| Gauge | Yes |
| Dive time | 0 to 999 min |
| Surface time | 0 to 100h |
| No fly time | Yes |
SUUNTO D5 Dive Computer, Color Display, Wireless Tank Pressure & Compass, Interchangeable Straps, Vibration Alarms, Up to 100 m Depth (All Black)
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SUUNTO D5 Dive Computer, Color Display, Wireless Tank Pressure & Compass, Interchangeable Straps, Vibration Alarms, Up to 100 m Depth (All Black)
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Suunto D5 All Black with USB Cable Dive Watch - SS050192000
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Suunto D5 Black Dive Computer Rechargeable With Bluetooth From Japan
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Suunto D5 Watch Dive Computer - Black Bezel / Black Strap
Delivery $15
As a recreational (advanced) diver, I really needed a dive comp that was easy to use, had a great display and one I could get to understand quickly. I also wanted one that had a bit of future-proofing with air/gas integration. The Suunto D5 is all this, and whilst I have yet to use the air-integration, having now dived with this I am very glad I did get it; I just need the transmitter unit now.On a dive it was very easy to understand and view. It's as easy to read at 33 metres as it is a 3. The back-lit LED screen (as opposed to others I looked at/tried with the old "Casio watch" analogue display), is perfect. I also read up that its algorithms are a bit conservative, but I found it quite decent and not a hindrance. It gives all the warnings/vibrations and times ... MoreAs a recreational (advanced) diver, I really needed a dive comp that was easy to use, had a great display and one I could get to understand quickly. I also wanted one that had a bit of future-proofing with air/gas integration. The Suunto D5 is all this, and whilst I have yet to use the air-integration, having now dived with this I am very glad I did get it; I just need the transmitter unit now.On a dive it was very easy to understand and view. It's as easy to read at 33 metres as it is a 3. The back-lit LED screen (as opposed to others I looked at/tried with the old "Casio watch" analogue display), is perfect. I also read up that its algorithms are a bit conservative, but I found it quite decent and not a hindrance. It gives all the warnings/vibrations and times for the deep-stop, and subsequently for the final stop with arrows on the display to ascend/descend. It’s only slightly larger than your average wristwatch and can therefore be used as a great looking timepiece immediately after diving. It’s also slimmer than I expected as some are like a brick.I have also used this for snorkelling/free-diving - after a simple switch on the menu it reboots and is ready for free-diving. It starts recording almost immediately (0.3m under) and then records depth at 0.1m intervals.Overall, it's a fascinating bit of kit and one I have yet to use all features (compass, mixed gas etc.). I would highly recommend this to all divers - it would suit all levels and is worth the extra few pounds over the cheaper-end ones, and it’s probably as good as one that’s around the £1000 mark (compared on the dive boat)…and it’s rechargeable, where others were not. Mike’s Dive Store also did a great deal on the interchangeable coloured straps so people think I’ve bought two of them!
Neat and compact. But display bright and clear even for my old eyes. So big tick - that was the main requirement. Where I think they fail is having a mineral glass face rather than scratchproof sapphire which is a reasonable expectation at this price point. The scabby film screen protectors debase a lovely product. Yet to use it in anger, but controls seems good to use and navigation intuitive and efficient. Just as well because the handbook is a 'mare. Badly laid out, poorly explained in every way poorer than the handbook for my Zoop. In watch mode the battery seems to last forever with is great for upcoming long haul trips. Setting up the compass including declination very easy. Good use of lubber lines. Supplied straps are standard watch strap length. An ... MoreNeat and compact. But display bright and clear even for my old eyes. So big tick - that was the main requirement. Where I think they fail is having a mineral glass face rather than scratchproof sapphire which is a reasonable expectation at this price point. The scabby film screen protectors debase a lovely product. Yet to use it in anger, but controls seems good to use and navigation intuitive and efficient. Just as well because the handbook is a 'mare. Badly laid out, poorly explained in every way poorer than the handbook for my Zoop. In watch mode the battery seems to last forever with is great for upcoming long haul trips. Setting up the compass including declination very easy. Good use of lubber lines. Supplied straps are standard watch strap length. An extension to cover your wet/dry suit will cost you dollar. Changing straps very easy as promised. Because I dive overseas almost exclusively and rent gear I didn't get the Suunto Tank Pod. No question I'd get it if I had all my own gear, as you are missing out on some key features without. In particular calculating your air consumption and automatically converting that into predicted endurance as well as you no deco limits. Its maybe not the best on the market, but it offers a lot for the price point. The key thing if you are doing 3-4 dives per day will be remembering to charge every day (and then recalibrating your compass)
I bought this dive computer online from Mike Dive Store.Being a novice open water diver, I was confused with the vast amount of options from the various manufacturers.Fortunately, Jenna from Mikes Dive Store explained the various pros and cons with a number of them and recommended the D5 for my current level of diving (recreational while on holiday n Egypt and in Britain).It's a really good computer and has all the functions of a more expensive one. There are loads of reviews online and they all rate this dive computer highly.There's only two things which could be improved:1. The display is not as bright as some other more expensive ones. It is OK and I think it will be fine for the Red Sea.2. The digital compass is not as fast in moving as I think it should ... MoreI bought this dive computer online from Mike Dive Store.Being a novice open water diver, I was confused with the vast amount of options from the various manufacturers.Fortunately, Jenna from Mikes Dive Store explained the various pros and cons with a number of them and recommended the D5 for my current level of diving (recreational while on holiday n Egypt and in Britain).It's a really good computer and has all the functions of a more expensive one. There are loads of reviews online and they all rate this dive computer highly.There's only two things which could be improved:1. The display is not as bright as some other more expensive ones. It is OK and I think it will be fine for the Red Sea.2. The digital compass is not as fast in moving as I think it should be. (It's certainly not as fast as a mechanical one.) It good to have a spare one though.All in all, it's everything which Jenna explained and it really was a good choice by her. (and a good purchase by me)
I have a bunch of dive computers. I truly love this one. I have about a dozen dives on this computer now but the true test was night diving. Night diving is my most favorite thing and this computer was bright, readable, absolutely perfect for night diving. As a female the size is actually bigger than my wrist, but as a cold water diver it isn't bigger than my wrist + 8mm neoprene. I bought a dive computer, not a wrist watch and I truly love it. This is my 3rd SUUNTO dive computer because I always dive with 2 dive computers and an analog SPG. This computer is truly amazing and the POD tracks tank pressure much better than the old transmitters. This is truly an amazing dive computer.
As the owner of two other Suunto Dive computers, a Mosquito and a Cobra (Type 1), I find it unneceralily gadgety.On the plus side, the color display is easy to read while diving and provided info is easy to understand at a glance.The air integration is a desirable feature although it comes at a price (I haven't tried it yet tho as my Cobra provides this).The compass seems to be a good feature, albeit it's complicated. Much better to use a simple magnetic compass with graduated bezel on on your watch strap. The ability to diaplay a profile of your dive on the face is a nice feature bit I'd gladly trade it for a replaceable battery.Straps easily replaceable although OEM ones expensive. Generic ones fit tho.On the minus side:The watch is a battery hog. You will ... MoreAs the owner of two other Suunto Dive computers, a Mosquito and a Cobra (Type 1), I find it unneceralily gadgety.On the plus side, the color display is easy to read while diving and provided info is easy to understand at a glance.The air integration is a desirable feature although it comes at a price (I haven't tried it yet tho as my Cobra provides this).The compass seems to be a good feature, albeit it's complicated. Much better to use a simple magnetic compass with graduated bezel on on your watch strap. The ability to diaplay a profile of your dive on the face is a nice feature bit I'd gladly trade it for a replaceable battery.Straps easily replaceable although OEM ones expensive. Generic ones fit tho.On the minus side:The watch is a battery hog. You will be limited at best to 11 hours bottom time but it won't let you dive with two hours of battery remaining. Be prepared to have a way to recharge it on a long trip. With the dive features and connectivity switched off you can expect about a week to ten days of battery with only watch functionality.The alarm clock is pathetic, virtually inaudible and the vibration inperceptible.Chronograph function limited to 9:59h.
I've had my D5 for several months and have many dives on it. With its flexibility, it is my Dive Computer, used for Hiking, and is my choice for Daily Wear. It is easy to configure and easily switches from O2 to Nitrox and back. It is very comfortable to wear and I have both the Lime Green and Black bands, and they are easily interchangeable. If I have any issues, I wish that they would have included both the Standard and Extended Bands. This is designed and meant to be a Dive Computer, but the Standard Band will not fit over Dry or Wet Suits.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,The D5 links up to the desktop interface if you are using a PC, or Mac. The interface allows for easy configuration and backup as well and ability to provide additional details for you dives.
Hello, Good morning/afternoon/night (for insomniacs ;),,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Below, an exhaustive lists of point I feel as idea of improvement:,,,,,,,,,,The 2 'Free loops/Free rings' on the wristband are in lack of,,,,,,,,,,efficiency by the small/only 1mm height approx, which supposes to make them "locked" in the strap holes through the adjustment holes and avoid complete releasing of wristband.,,,,,,,,,,During few free dives, these 2 'Free loops/Free rings' slided away on the wrist, releasing the strap and leaving remaining the buckle tongue only.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I wear this watch computer as regular daily routine as well and due the environment brightness.,,,,,,,,,,I do not require the brightness to be ON. The brightness might be 'long' to reach ... MoreHello, Good morning/afternoon/night (for insomniacs ;),,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Below, an exhaustive lists of point I feel as idea of improvement:,,,,,,,,,,The 2 'Free loops/Free rings' on the wristband are in lack of,,,,,,,,,,efficiency by the small/only 1mm height approx, which supposes to make them "locked" in the strap holes through the adjustment holes and avoid complete releasing of wristband.,,,,,,,,,,During few free dives, these 2 'Free loops/Free rings' slided away on the wrist, releasing the strap and leaving remaining the buckle tongue only.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I wear this watch computer as regular daily routine as well and due the environment brightness.,,,,,,,,,,I do not require the brightness to be ON. The brightness might be 'long' to reach in case of settings adjustment needed.,,,,,,,,,,So, it could be judicious to have a rapid/shortcut "Push button combination" to change some kind of profile (to be created through the software once the watch is connected to a computer;,,,,,,,,,,Buttons high+low simultaneous pressed i.e,,,,,,,,,,,Profiles could include: customized brightness, Alarm/Timer activation ON/OFF etc,,,,,,,,,,*By wearing the watch during a sleep, the timer came ON accidentally.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Mention 'temperature' is from my understanding useless; the indication of temperature shows this symbol "°" which means already degree.,,,,,,,,,,So display 'temperature' above might encumber the display and take the place of another more useful information. Might be greater to display the temperature value "xx°C/F" upon metric/imperial configuration.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Software:,,,,,,,,,,Under 'Dives' folder: required the possibility to delete the logs by pressing the 'Delete' key on keyboard which is not the case at this time. Deleting is only possible by right click on the mouse/trackpad.,,,,,,,,,,Keyboard needs to be recognized.,,,,,,,,,,Same for folder 'Plan'.,,,,,,,,,,Might a lot of others ideas.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,If I feel something else, I will try to update this post if allowed by the website.
The Sunnto D5 is hands down the best dive computer I've ever owned. I've worked as a scuba instructor since 2005 and have had the opportunity to use many other brands and products. The D5 fits so comfortably on your wrist, you almost forget your wearing it. All the features suit me perfectly for the type of diving I do. Whether it's technical diving, recreational diving, free diving or even commercial diving. The display is clear and easy to read and also stylish. I recently took the computer with me on a liveaboard trip to French Polynesia and only had to charge it twice during the trip. The battery life is great! I also really like how simple it easy to change wrist straps. Overall I'd highly recommend this computer to any diver. Thanks Suunto! #reviewtowin
Suunto D5,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I purchased the D5 mainly to be used for free diving, spearfishing and the occasional scuba dive. I am very happy with the blue tooth connection, downloading all my dives data within a minute or less. The battery life is also better than expected, I usually do an ocean dive (spearfishing) once a week around 4 - 6 hours in the water and two pool free dive sessions around 1 hour a week with the battery only needing to be recharged once during that time period of activities. The screen display and brightness especially in the water is amazing, the screen is very easy to read and use. There is a lot more to this watch that I'm yet to discover and test, so far I honestly couldn't be happier and highly recommend this watch. This is my ... MoreSuunto D5,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I purchased the D5 mainly to be used for free diving, spearfishing and the occasional scuba dive. I am very happy with the blue tooth connection, downloading all my dives data within a minute or less. The battery life is also better than expected, I usually do an ocean dive (spearfishing) once a week around 4 - 6 hours in the water and two pool free dive sessions around 1 hour a week with the battery only needing to be recharged once during that time period of activities. The screen display and brightness especially in the water is amazing, the screen is very easy to read and use. There is a lot more to this watch that I'm yet to discover and test, so far I honestly couldn't be happier and highly recommend this watch. This is my third dive computer and nothing compares to it and I don't think ill be changing for a long time.
I bought the D5 computer last year as an upgrade to my Suunto Vyper Air that I bought ten years ago. Unfortunately I haven't been able to use if for diving because of the pandemic. I finally signed up for a liveaboard boat trip starting this Saturday. I bought a new battery for my transmitter POD and thought it might be a good idea to do an equipment check to make sure everything worked.Unfortunately my new D5 wouldn't pair with my POD transmitter. I re-read the manual several times, reviewed several Youtube videos and went to the Suunto site looking for a solution. I wasn't sure if it was my transmitter or my computer that was giving me the problem. I bought a new battery for my old Vyper Air to see if it would pair with my transmitter POD, which it did.I ... MoreI bought the D5 computer last year as an upgrade to my Suunto Vyper Air that I bought ten years ago. Unfortunately I haven't been able to use if for diving because of the pandemic. I finally signed up for a liveaboard boat trip starting this Saturday. I bought a new battery for my transmitter POD and thought it might be a good idea to do an equipment check to make sure everything worked.Unfortunately my new D5 wouldn't pair with my POD transmitter. I re-read the manual several times, reviewed several Youtube videos and went to the Suunto site looking for a solution. I wasn't sure if it was my transmitter or my computer that was giving me the problem. I bought a new battery for my old Vyper Air to see if it would pair with my transmitter POD, which it did.I contacted Suunto to see what I needed to do to return my D5 under warranty. It was then that I learned that I had an 'old' transmitter that was not compatible with the D5, and that if I wanted to read my tank pressure using my D5, I would have to buy a new transmitter. There is no place on this product page where it clearly states that the D5 is not compatible with 'old' transmitters. I didn't even know there were two different types of transmitters. After wasting all this time trying to figure out what was wrong, I am now jumping out of my eyebrows trying to find a new transmitter pod for a diving trip that I am leaving for in five days.
| Nitrox and air | Yes |
| Gauge | Yes |
| Dive time | 0 to 999 min |
| Surface time | 0 to 100h |
| No fly time | Yes |
