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Wireless air integration
Wireless air integration, Suunto D9 allows you to monitor tank pressure and air consumption from your wrist. Tank pressure is displayed both numerically and graphically, and an estimation of the remaining air time is given throughout the dive
Digital navigation
Suunto D9 displays a graphical representation of a compass rose. The rose displays the cardinal and half cardinal points, and the current bearing is also displayed numerically. A bearing can be locked to help you follow a selected course, and directional arrows point towards the locked bearing.
Multi-mode versatility
Suunto D9 has three dive modes. The Air mode is used for diving with standard air, the Nitrox mode for up to three nitrox mixes,and the Gauge mode for use as a bottom timer.
When in Nitrox mode, you can accelerate decompression by switching to a gas mix with a higher oxygen percentage. You can preset three different gas mixes (with between 21% and 99% oxygen) and set PO2 values for each individual gas. While diving, it's quick and easy to switch between enabled gas mixes.
In the Gauge mode, Suunto D9 works as a bottom timer and also provides accurate profile sampling and bookmarking functions. A dive timer with a reset function displays the dive time in minutes and seconds. This is extremely useful for timing accurate bottom times and decompression stops.
Flexible decompression
Using the Suunto Deep Stop RGBM algorithm, Suunto D9 enables continuous decompression for optimal ascent time. For deeper dives, the Deep Stop option adds further protection with a series of deep stops between your maximum depth and ceiling.
Plan and review
You can test upcoming dives and view no-decompression time data for different depths before getting in the water with the built-in dive planner. When the dive is over, use the included Suunto Dive Manager PC software to transfer your dive data to your computer for further analysis and to maintain a detailed logbook featuring graphical representation of all your dives.
As stylish on dry land as it is in the water
As well as being a full-featured dive computer, Suunto D9 is a stylishly designed watch that can be worn as an everyday timepiece
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[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from Australia on 10/9/2010
Comments about Aqualung Suunto "D9" Titanium Bracelet Hoseless Air/Nitrox Wrist Computer with Transmitter:
It is an excellent product, easy to use, looked flash, and streamline your gears
however keep in mind if you intend to use the D9 as a daily watch and a dive watch, do not get the titanium band. You need extra links if you are wearing a thick wetsuit, as a result without the wetsuit, the watch is dangling loosely around your wrist.
does not bother me, but might bother some ppl.
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from Utah on 10/4/2010
Comments about Aqualung Suunto "D9" Titanium Bracelet Hoseless Air/Nitrox Wrist Computer with Transmitter:
This is an excellent dive computer. The d9 is compact, full of features, easy to use, comfortable to wear, and stylish. Can be used as an everyday watch too. I dive with a backup analog console and the D9 is very accurate. The digital compass works great. Wireless transmitter worked perfectly. Works great with nitrox. The D9 truly is an all in one dive computer in a compact package. Critical data is displayed in large easy to read numbers. Now for the things I would improve. Smaller info can be difficult to read in some lighting. Backlight is not bright enough. Also, titanium strap is not adjustable for different thickness of wet suits. Kind of a pain switching to rubber strap, but it did come with both. Overall a great product. I would recommend.
from Belo Horizonte, Brasil on 2/18/2010
Comments about Aqualung Suunto "D9" Titanium Bracelet Hoseless Air/Nitrox Wrist Computer with Transmitter:
a lot of information in a simple and fast way. The transmitter is sensational!
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from Sao Paulo, Brazil on 11/12/2009
Comments about Aqualung Suunto "D9" Titanium Bracelet Hoseless Air/Nitrox Wrist Computer with Transmitter:
I liked this Suunto D9 diving computer compared to other brands/models. Has all the functionality that I need for diving, and I still can use it in social ocasions. I recommend the titanium band version.
[3 of 7 customers found this review helpful]
from calgary, AB on 6/29/2009
Comments about Aqualung Suunto "D9" Titanium Bracelet Hoseless Air/Nitrox Wrist Computer with Transmitter:
crist, the machihne said i can't say OMG, ie. OM>F>G... this watch is awesome, i'll post a youtube vid within the week but in short very nice watch, obviously top of the line, beware shortfalls thogh, VERY conservative althorightm. , i'm recreational diver but this watch gives sonmetiomes ridiculous decompression times compared even to a suunto D4 or other divemaster watches. n in either case very fancy, looks great, a few errors, ie. don't put in gauge mode and go swi8mming, it wil lock u out for days., looks stunnigng, surpirsed a bit that \titanium strap scratched up a lot with regular usare,.
Basically an excellent watch 4 rich people like me but if you don't need wireless tank pressure save ur money and get cheaper model, neverthekless a wristtop computer really does change diving, really easy and assessible, happy bubbles...
[2 of 2 customers found this review helpful]
from Los Angeles, CA on 1/22/2009
Comments about Aqualung Suunto "D9" Titanium Bracelet Hoseless Air/Nitrox Wrist Computer with Transmitter:
This is definately a winner from Suunto. I love this watch. The only thing I didn't like about this computer/watch is that sometime it's hard to read. Unlike Oceanic Veo 100 which is a size of a hockey puck, this Suunto is a watch size. So, sometime during a dive with low light condition, it could be hard to read the display. During night dive it's no problem, it has the indigro light whicj lit up the whole watch. Love this watch and would not trade it for anything else. I just wish that Suunto could make the computer/watch a little cheaper.
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from corona, ca on 1/6/2009
Comments about Aqualung Suunto "D9" Titanium Bracelet Hoseless Air/Nitrox Wrist Computer with Transmitter:
I have two of these d9's for myself and my wife. We love them and they are much better than anything on the market. It's great to cut down on having to have another hose.
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from British Virgin Islands on 11/18/2008
Comments about Aqualung Suunto "D9" Titanium Bracelet Hoseless Air/Nitrox Wrist Computer with Transmitter:
Suuntos have a strong reputation for dive computers and the D9 doesn't disappoint. It is small enough to use as a regular watch (OK, it looks a little bling, but it is alright). The gas switching is a nice feature for divers who may go Tec one day. I haven't tried the wireless Air Integrated function so cannot comment on it.
Only two negatives: the menu system is still find counter intuitive. Maybe I will get used to it, but at the moment it irritates me.
Second: it is pretty conservative. I have a Sherwood profile attached to my SPG, and come the end of the dive, the profile is showing a much longer NDL than the Suunto. But at least you're safe!
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from Los Angeles, CA on 8/26/2008
Comments about Aqualung Suunto "D9" Titanium Bracelet Hoseless Air/Nitrox Wrist Computer with Transmitter:
Very nice & good looking computer for any diving purpose. I recommend to use backup devices for safety just in case.
[0 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from Dominican Republic on 8/25/2008
Comments about Aqualung Suunto "D9" Titanium Bracelet Hoseless Air/Nitrox Wrist Computer with Transmitter:
It' easy to use, and very helpful you have it right in your arm
[3 of 3 customers found this review helpful]
from San Diego on 7/7/2008
Comments about Aqualung Suunto "D9" Titanium Bracelet Hoseless Air/Nitrox Wrist Computer with Transmitter:
This is a computer that has it all! It would take to long to list all that it offers and I can't think of anything it doesn't offer! This computer is FULLY CUSTOMIZABLE(if that's even a word) to each diver!
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from Houston, TX on 6/11/2008
Comments about Aqualung Suunto "D9" Titanium Bracelet Hoseless Air/Nitrox Wrist Computer with Transmitter:
Using the wireless transmitter I still carry a traditional pressure gauge, good thing as on our first dive I lost my link trying to get the gf's set up, the computer still logged the dive (sans pressures). After I got the hang of it it was easy as cake. Setting bookmarks and having the compass were very nice features as well.
[9 of 12 customers found this review helpful]
from Los Angeles on 5/7/2008
Comments about Aqualung Suunto "D9" Titanium Bracelet Hoseless Air/Nitrox Wrist Computer with Transmitter:
This is a good dive computer...no doubt about it. It appears to be well made, and has every function that most recreational users could dream of. keeping its form factor as small as possible inevitably leads to compromises...it's not that the key info is too small, it's just that you have to really look at the display to read the info...larger displays (such as uwatec) mean that a quick glance is all that is needed to know how the dive is progressing.
The user interface is not intuitive...there is no way that you could use this computer without reading the manual first (not that I would ever recommend using a dive computer without reading the instructions)...
Biggest gripe is the pairing procedure...The Suunto does not remember the transmitter code, so every time you change tanks you have to put the D9 next to the transmitter so that it locks on....
I'm really a big fan of Leisurepro. Great service, no quibble returns.... Frankly, Leisurepro's own warranty is just as good as an OEM's...keep it up :-)
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from Panama, Central America on 4/28/2008
Comments about Aqualung Suunto "D9" Titanium Bracelet Hoseless Air/Nitrox Wrist Computer with Transmitter:
Performance wise, it is outstanding, it performs really good. The air integration works like a charm and the alarm really help you focus on the enjoyment of the dive...plus it looks really nice.
I would give it a full 5 stars if it wasnt for the USB connectivity. I have tried everything to get my dives downloaded to my PC, but cannot. Even with Suunto Support. It seems there is a high number of cases with compatibility. I even tried in 3 different PCs.
Maybe it is the USB cable that is not working, I will try replacing it. If it wasnt for that, it would take all the gold.
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from Chicago, IL on 1/23/2008
Comments about Aqualung Suunto "D9" Titanium Bracelet Hoseless Air/Nitrox Wrist Computer with Transmitter:
This piece of Bling not only looks great but is incredibly powerful too. I've taken it to 90ft+ depths and the functionality and output are accurate and the computer is a great diving companion. It's lightweight and the compass feature is crucial. Also, you can review each dive on the watch right after you exit the water. AWESOME!
from San Diego, CA on 1/16/2008
Comments about Aqualung Suunto "D9" Titanium Bracelet Hoseless Air/Nitrox Wrist Computer with Transmitter:
Love the digital compass, ease of use with gloves on. Wish it had the extender for titanium band. Would recommend to anyone
[4 of 4 customers found this review helpful]
from San Antonio, TX on 11/8/2007
Comments about Aqualung Suunto "D9" Titanium Bracelet Hoseless Air/Nitrox Wrist Computer with Transmitter:
D9's performace is great. the compass function is a nice addition to the already complete and advanced, yet simple to use functions.
As with every new dive computer you have got to get used to the buttons location, specially when upgrading from a larger wrist computer (I used to dive with Oceanic Data Trans Plus).
Altough it is one of the priciest dive computers (smaller is always more expensive) it is owrth every Dollar spent.
[6 of 6 customers found this review helpful]
from Central Massachusetts on 11/8/2007
Comments about Aqualung Suunto "D9" Titanium Bracelet Hoseless Air/Nitrox Wrist Computer with Transmitter:
I have been using this dive computer ever since I became a divemaster (PADI). It is readily able to sync up and I have yet to have an issue. Over 25 dives on it, in regions ranging from New England, to Seattle, to Utila. The functionality has just worked. Final note, Suunto is known for their conservative dive profiles, but I welcome the safety over dive time. You can't go wrong with this, plus at these prices, very much worth it.
Go enjoy the dive and know your information is simply a wrist turn away.
[6 of 6 customers found this review helpful]
from Perth Australia on 11/6/2007
Comments about Aqualung Suunto "D9" Titanium Bracelet Hoseless Air/Nitrox Wrist Computer with Transmitter:
I am an avid diver and have found the Suunto D9 to be an amazing computer. The list of features is endless. I strongly recommend anyone that can afford one to get one and anyone who cant to start saving.
The delivery was prompt. I live in Australia. The aftersales service froim David was excellent. He answered all my queries immediately via email. I really recommend the seller and their products.
[2 of 10 customers found this review helpful]
from Phoenix on 9/11/2007
Comments about Aqualung Suunto "D9" Titanium Bracelet Hoseless Air/Nitrox Wrist Computer with Transmitter:
I purchased this D9 from [...] and it locked into guage mode after 300 dives or so. [...]
[13 of 14 customers found this review helpful]
Comments about Aqualung Suunto "D9" Titanium Bracelet Hoseless Air/Nitrox Wrist Computer with Transmitter:
I fell in love with the D9 as soon as it came out. It is easy to use, reliable and obviously the first "all in one" computer available. When Suunto released images of the D9 Titanium Strap, many of my customers, (and me) just wanted it... NOW! And it does look amazing in real life as well as the picture. However, there is only one downside, and this is that they have purposly left out a strap extender! Crazy!! :-( The Suunto Stinger Titanium had one and it was perfect whether you had a 3mm, 5mm, or 7mm suit or even a drysuit, it handled them all. I have contacted Suunto to ask why and they have said it was a decision they made and they are not going to release one. I still bought one and so have several of my customers, however only 40% of those people on my waiting list decided to buy once they found out it didn't have the extender. Please Suunto, realise there is more money to be made by selling (even as an add-on option) an extender for this, the ultimate Suunto Computer ever made! It is a status symbol, but it still has to be used in the real world. Having to remove the titanium strap and attaching the rubber one back on just to have a dive is too much for 60% of my customers, make some more money and build one!!