
From a US$349 pool toy to a US$4,099 pump-jet flagship, here is how the current Sublue range lines up on price, speed, runtime and depth rating.
Prices and availability checked on 2026-10-18; they may change.
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Sublue sells its scooters in three loose tiers. The entry tier (SUBLUE EZ and Swii) targets pools and calm shallow water. The dual-motor mid tier (Mix, MixPro, Navbow and Navbow+) adds more speed modes, longer runtime and a 40 m depth rating. The pump-jet tier (VAPOR and VAPOR Pro) is aimed at yachts, premium resorts and demanding underwater exploration, with thrust figures quoted in newtons rather than metres per second.
All figures below come from Sublue's own product pages as of 2026-10-18. Batteries are sold either alone or in an “+ Extra Battery” bundle on most models, which is worth considering if you plan to spend a full day on the water.
The right Sublue is decided by where you swim and how deep you go, not by the biggest number on the spec sheet.
The SUBLUE EZ is a 3.5 kg integrated unit with dual-hand control and two speeds (1.1 and 1.4 m/s). Sublue rates it to 15 m and quotes up to 50 minutes of normal, intermittent use, or 18 to 25 minutes of continuous running. It is the simplest way into the brand for casual swimmers.
The Swii takes a different approach: a highly buoyant kickboard with dual-propeller assistance, two gentle speeds (0.6 and 1.0 m/s) and support for users up to 100 kg. It is pitched at family recreation and swim practice rather than diving.
The Mix (2026) keeps the compact 3.5 kg dual-motor body, adds two speeds (1.2 and 1.6 m/s), up to 45 minutes of runtime and a 40 m rating. The MixPro (2026) adds a third speed (up to 1.8 m/s) and runtime up to 60 minutes at 3.55 kg.
The Navbow and Navbow+ are the divers' pair: three speeds up to 2.0 m/s, one-hand operation, 60 minutes of runtime and 40 m depth rating at 3.4 kg. The Navbow+ adds richer data, with an OLED showing course, depth, water temperature and battery, plus a built-in digital compass. The standard Navbow's OLED shows speed mode, battery level and hand-operation mode.
The VAPOR is a pump-jet scooter with 210 N of thrust, three speed modes up to 10 km/h and a 40 m rating. It uses a removable 384.8 Wh battery with up to 60 minutes per charge and a 4.3-inch LCD with depth, speed and battery readouts.
The VAPOR Pro steps up to 249 N, four modes up to 12 km/h, an 8.7 kg body and two 384.8 Wh batteries included as standard, with 1.5-hour rapid charging per battery.

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See VAPOR Pro| Model | Price (US$) | Top speed | Runtime (claimed) | Depth rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EZ | 349 | 1.4 m/s | Up to 50 min intermittent | 15 m |
| Swii | 429 | 1.0 m/s | See product page | Pool / calm water |
| Mix 2026 | 449 | 1.6 m/s | Up to 45 min | 40 m |
| MixPro 2026 | 699 | 1.8 m/s | Up to 60 min | 40 m |
| Navbow | 999 | 2.0 m/s | Up to 60 min | 40 m |
| Navbow+ | 1,199 | 2.0 m/s | Up to 60 min | 40 m |
| VAPOR | 2,999 | 10 km/h | Up to 60 min per battery | 40 m |
| VAPOR Pro | 4,099 | 12 km/h | Up to 60 min per battery | See product page |
For pools and shallow family swims, the EZ or Swii keeps cost and complexity low. If you snorkel or dive and want the best value in the range on paper, the Mix and MixPro cover most use cases, and the Navbow pair is the choice if you want a 2.0 m/s top speed and one-hand control. The VAPOR models only make sense if you need yacht-class thrust and are comfortable with the price.
Whichever you choose, compare the “+ Extra Battery” bundle against the single unit on the product page before checking out.
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The SUBLUE EZ is listed from US$349 on Sublue's store at the time of checking, with a list price of US$389.
Sublue lists Mix, MixPro, Navbow, Navbow+ and VAPOR with a 40 m (131 ft) rating; the EZ is rated to 15 m.
Both share the 3-speed, 60-minute, 3.4 kg platform. The Navbow+ adds an OLED showing course, depth and water temperature plus a digital compass.
Not by default except the VAPOR Pro, which ships with two batteries. Most others offer an “+ Extra Battery” option at a higher price.
No. Sublue changes prices and runs promotions, so confirm the final price at checkout.
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