We love the Suunto dive computers of which there’s a huge selection of different models for all tastes and budgets.
In this review, we’ll take a look at the Suunto D4i Novo: a stylish, four button dive computer with a simple user interface that’s available in a wide range of colours.
With air, nitrox and freedive modes, it’s a lower mid-price dive computer that is cheaper than most models whilst still a little more expensive than the all-time cheapest dive computers.
The Suunto D4i Novo is the updated version of the Suunto D4i – which it’s virtually identical to.
The only difference between these two models is that the D4i Novo has metal buttons and a silicone strap whereas the D4i has plastic buttons and an elastomer strap.
In terms of usability, features and information however, both the D4i Novo and D4i are exactly the same.
We’re huge fans of the Suunto D4i Novo; it’s a great looking, watch-sized piece that’s now more comfortable than ever thanks to it’s new silicone strap.
The screen comes with an adjustable backlight so it’s easy to read even in poor visibility and information is displayed in a clear, easy to understand way.