Suunto 9 Peak Pro vs Suunto Ocean
Both sit at Suunto's training-tier analytics, but the Ocean's $350 premium buys a genuine dive computer with tank pressure monitoring, while the 9 Peak Pro stays thinner and land-focused.
SuuntoSuunto 9 Peak Pro
SuuntoSuunto Ocean
- •You want one of the thinnest multisport watches around, without diving features
- •$350 less is an easy call if you never dive
- •You want a real dive computer alongside your running and training data
- •Tank pressure monitoring and multi-gas diving are things you'd use
The 9 Peak Pro packs a sapphire touchscreen, stainless steel bezel, and 40 hours of best-mode GPS battery into an unusually thin, light case. Superseded by the Suunto Race S, but still a legitimate multisport option for runners who don't want a bulky watch on the wrist.
The Ocean bundles a real dive computer (Bühlmann 16 GF algorithm, Tank POD support, multi-gas diving) with a 50mm AMOLED touchscreen and over 95 sport modes for life above the surface. It's overkill if you never dive, but for anyone who splits time between the pool, the ocean, and the road, nothing else in this lineup does both jobs at once.
*Estimated — this model's exact GPS battery life isn't published by the manufacturer. All figures are standard GPS mode, midsize case, no solar boost.
†Estimated — this model launched too recently to have an established customer rating yet.
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