Dive Computer

Computer technology has brought significant developments in diving safety, performance, and convenience–advancements symbolized by the sleek, Bond-like multi-purpose computer wristwatch.

Mares refreshed the successful Puck Pro with the updated Mares Puck Pro Plus. We are highlighting the new features that

Cressi introduced the Goa dive computer not too long ago. It’s a wrist watch-sized device that comes packed with functionality.

The Oceanic ProPlus X is a console-style dive computer. It is a full-featured scuba computer that pretty much has any

The Suunto Cobra 3 is designed for new recreational divers who would like to combine their pressure gauge and their

The technical diving computer by Suunto is well-priced. EON Steel offers divers many safety features, alarms, and customized settings; while

Mares has designed and ideal introductory dive computer with its Smart dive watch. This dive computer has a lot of

This wristwatch style dive computer by Oceanic is excellent for new and experienced divers alike. The Oceanic OCi dive computer

The Oceanic Geo 2.0 dive computer is a neatly designed device that you can wear as a watch every day.

The Vyper Novo and the Zoop Novo are the successors of the Vyper and Zoop. Each in their own category

Suunto introduced the Vyper Novo as the successor of the Vyper. To confused matters more, they decided to still keep

When you look at the Suunto Vyper Novo, and you think you actually might be looking at the Zoop Novo,

When Hollis introduced the DG03 to the market, it was a remarkable dive computer. Packed with features and compact in

Unfortunately, we have to start this review off with some sad news, the Lynx or any other of the dive

Dive computers are abundant on the market and cater to every type of diver. Whether you’re a recreational or technical