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Suunto EON CORE AQUA BLUE Dive Computer Review

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PRODUCT OVERVIEW

About this gear

This Aqua Blue version of the EON Core is a compact colour-screen dive computer with a rechargeable battery. Suunto lists connectivity with its app and Tank POD pressure transmitter. The display-and-battery combination is its main distinction from watch-style computers such as the D6i Novo.

Consider before buying

Check whether a Tank POD is included and which firmware and supported dive modes are installed. A compatible transmitter and a phone connection solve different jobs. Plan how you will recharge on a trip, and compare readability on your own wrist rather than assuming a colour display suits everyone.

Our take

DIVE Magazine’s EON Core test praised the display and customisation while suggesting occasional divers may find a simpler computer better value. That is an assessment of the EON Core model, not a separate test of the Aqua Blue finish. No eligible exact-model overall numeric rating was verified, so this page remains unscored.

Editorial interpretation of documented features and the linked review evidence. We have not tested this product.

Specifications at a glance

Equipment type
Dive computer
Display
Colour screen
Battery
Rechargeable
Pressure accessory
Suunto Tank POD compatible
Log connectivity
Suunto app
Finish
Aqua Blue

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PRODUCT RESEARCH

A closer look at EON CORE AQUA BLUE

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Questions to settle before buying

Based on the equipment type in the researched profile.

  • Does this exact model support the dive modes you need?
  • Can you read the screen and operate the buttons with your normal gloves?
  • Are the charger, transmitter and mounting accessories included or separate?

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Exact product name and URL in manufacturer feed · cached source, collected 2026-10-02 · Catalogue audit 2026-10-02.

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Review evidence and source documents

Published findings and supporting documents, with each source identified below. We have not personally tested this product.

The reviewer liked the screen and customisation but suggested occasional divers might find a simpler model better value. The article gives no overall numerical score.

Mark 'Crowley' Russell · Published 2017-11-29 · Checked 2026-10-03

Source and scoring details

EON Core hardware reviewed; Aqua Blue is the catalogue finish. This is not a separate colour-specific test, and historical software details are not asserted as current.

The article includes an Amazon purchase link; compensation terms were not independently established.

Original review: DIVE Magazine

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