You can plan and track your dives using dive tables with a depth gauge and dive watch, but most scuba divers use a dive computer – it’s easier.
A dive computer provides the real-time dive information you need to dive well.
A dive computer takes depth and time information and applies it to a decompression model to track the dissolved nitrogen in your body during a dive. Your computer continuously tells you how much dive time you safely have remaining. Your computer combines a depth gauge, timer and sometimes a submersible pressure gauge (SPG) into a single, useful instrument.
The majority of divers have a computer because it just makes sense.Â
With so many computers on the market, we believe one that is easy to use is the best choice. What we mean is that you can navigate the menus with ease, has a large easy to read in any light screen, has a battery that is easy to change by the diver and can be turned off when finished with.
