Waydoo Subnado Lite underwater scooter

The Subnado Lite is a compact and easy-to-use underwater scooter that provides clear support while swimming and diving. It combines small dimensions with noticeable power, making it easier to move underwater and allowing you to adjust the pace to your needs. It offers three speeds and a cruise mode with a maximum operating time of up to 50 minutes, allowing you to adjust the power to the conditions underwater. It is a practical solution for both beginners and more experienced users who are looking for lightweight and mobile equipment for their trips.

Compact and easy to transport

The device measures 37.7 × 7 × 7 cm and weighs approximately 1.36 kg, so it fits easily in your luggage. The built-in 98 Wh battery meets airline requirements, allowing you to safely transport the equipment by plane. Its low weight translates into convenience of use underwater and easier maneuvering.

Powerful battery and fast charging

The proprietary power system supports 100W fast charging, allowing a full charge in about 1.2 hours. This reduces downtime between sessions in the water. The battery also supports reverse charging, allowing it to be used to power other devices. The maximum operating time in flight mode is up to 50 minutes.

Three speeds and real power

The Subnado Lite offers three speeds and a cruise mode, allowing you to adjust the speed to suit the conditions and your skill level. The maximum thrust is up to 6.5 kg, providing clear support when swimming and diving. The maximum speed reaches 1.4 m/s, and the design allows for use at depths of up to 60 m.

Simple and intuitive operation

Intuitive controls make the device easy to use for both beginners and more experienced divers. An ergonomic handle with a trigger controller under the thumb makes it easy to control the power, which translates into smoother and safer maneuvering underwater.

Included:

• Subnado Underwater Scooter Lite main unit
• Mounting bracket
• Propeller pin
• M4x8 mounting screws
• Spare O-rings in three sizes