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Suunto Nautic Dive computer

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Offering the largest display in its class, a 3.26-inch AMOLED screen (720 × 382 pixels), it delivers unmatched clarity and readability in all diving conditions.

Battery life is up to 120 hours of non-stop diving in medium brightness, 90 hours in night diving conditions, or 80 hours with the display at full brightness. For typical users making one dive per week, the battery lasts up to nine months on a single charge.

Advanced features include customisable dive views, trimix support, GF99 and SurfGF indicators and inbuilt decompression planning tools. Essential Ocean features include single/multi-gas modes, customisable alarms (NDL, gas time, depth), compass, and wireless tank-pressure compatibility.

With the Nautic you can pair two tank pods, view both pressures, and receive switch alerts so you can stay focused on the dive, while a small, powerful LED built into the bezel lets you light up gauges and gear and even serves as a reliable backup light.

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Recommended retail price is NZ$1,599.

See our review on P74.

Find it @ www.suunto.com

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