Compact, Efficient, User-friendly, Versatile, Adventurous
This piece of technology, my friends, is a game-changer. A gadget that will make your underwater journey just as exciting as the destinations I used to traverse. It's a device called the Subnado, an underwater scooter brought to you by the Waydoo team – the same minds behind the successful Flyer series efoil.
This isn't just any scooter. It's been touted as the world's lightest and most compact in its category, about the size of a small soda bottle, if you can believe it. Imagine a piece of technology, the magic of the aquatic realm contained in something no bigger than a trinket from a souvenir shop.
How does this Subnado feel in the water? Well, imagine taking a leisurely ride underwater with ease, unencumbered by the usual hassles. Its cruise mode allows you to maintain your pace without constant manual control. The freedom to glide through the water, observing the wonders of the deep without being bogged down by equipment is quite extraordinary.
For those tech wizards who love their gadgets, this one's a gem. It houses a quick-mount design, enabling you to change modes without tools, a 100W reverse charging feature that ensures your electronic toys won't run out of juice, and it even offers a GoPro mounting ring. Yes, your explorations can now be documented and shared with the world, creating your own version of an underwater odyssey.
The device isn't just about the high-tech wizardry, it's also about the design. As compact and portable as it is, it can easily fit into your carry-on luggage. It's lightweight, which means it's not going to break your back while you're out on your adventures. Plus, it's airline approved, so you can take it to every corner of the world where there's a body of water waiting to be explored.
What's more, the Subnado is so simple to operate even a child can use it. It offers a child-friendly design for safety and ease of use. Moreover, it offers a maximum depth of 60m, meaning it can give both novice snorkelers and experienced divers an exceptional underwater experience.
But one of the features that truly set it apart is its finger ring controller. Imagine having the power to navigate the entire ocean in the tip of your fingers. Subnado has made that possible.
The quick-release mounting system adds a level of convenience for water sports enthusiasts, as it can be attached to arms or legs for hands-free use, or even to a canoe, kayak, or paddleboard for an enhanced experience on the water.
In short, it's quite evident that this isn't just a piece of equipment; it's a passport to a new level of exploration and interaction with the underwater world. So why not take the plunge and let this compact and power-packed device take you to depths you've only dreamed of exploring? Life, after all, is for living and discovering new territories.
Pros:
- Portability and Size: With dimensions of 14.842.752.75in and weighing just 3lbs, it's the world's lightest and most compact product in its category. This allows for easy transportation and less hassle for users.
- User-friendly Design: Its cruise mode, finger ring controller, and child-friendly design make it easy to use for a wide range of users, from children to adults, beginners to experienced divers.
- Versatility: The quick-mount design, 100W reverse charging, and ability to mount a GoPro and other accessories contribute to its wide range of uses, from leisurely swimming to more professional diving pursuits.
- Depth and Speed: The Subnado can reach a maximum depth of 60m and a maximum speed of 1.4m/s, or 2m/s when using two scooters, allowing for more extensive underwater exploration.
- Powerful Battery and Quick Charging: With a 98Wh Lithium-ion built-in battery, the device offers substantial power and only takes 1.2 hours to fully charge. The battery is also airline-approved, making it convenient for travel.
Cons:
- Limited Speed: While 1.4m/s (or 2m/s with two scooters) may be sufficient for many users, some might find this top speed limiting, particularly professional divers or those seeking a more thrilling experience.
- Price Point: Retailing at $449, it could be considered expensive for casual users or those new to water sports and diving.
- Learning Curve: Despite its user-friendly design, there could still be a learning curve, especially for those unfamiliar with similar devices or those new to water activities. Using the finger ring controller may take some getting used to.
- Dependency on Battery Life: While it boasts a powerful battery and quick charging, the device is still reliant on battery life. If the battery dies while in use, it could pose issues.
- Limited Auxiliary Accessories: While the accessory mount supports up to three items, there might be a need for additional mounts for users who want to attach more devices or equipment.
$449
