best wrist style computer for recreational diver... advice wanted please :)

[Scubanoobi]

I'm not in the UK, I'm in Canada so checked the US site - 2 years. I've had it for 4 but it started to give me problems after 2 years.

 

[diver2005]

I'm not in the UK, I'm in Canada so checked the US site - 2 years. I've had it for 4 but it started to give me problems after 2 years.

surprised why canada us would only give 2 years compared to uk giving lifetime..thats a big difference!!

any other recommendations?

 

[jfl91]

I own a Liquivision Lynx, my gf as well and this wrist computer is just amazing. Reliable, easy of use, just perfect. As for AI, I don't get why people say it's unreliable. I had a Suunto Vyper air before and never had a single problem. We are seriously no more in 2005 were wireless connection was a problem. If money is no object, go with Liquivision, same quality as shearwater but you have the AI option.

 

[mruseless]

another vote for the Petrel, IF you can live without AI. It's larger than a watch sized computer, but not that much larger than a hockey puck.

---------- Post added October 26th, 2014 at 08:27 PM ----------

Thank you everyone for your replies! Have been very helpful. I can get a tx1 to my door for 500 aud this includes bungee and usb cable. The dg03 I have to pay an extra 100 for usb then 20 for bungee plus shipping. I am interested in the petrel but can't find one under 1000. Is it worth twice the price for everyday recreational? Ai is not a must have no, but I have found it convenient, and as far as anything more than Rec diving, I have no plans to progress further at this stage, but who knows what the future may bring thank you so much again for the replies and happy diving!!

check addhelium.com. I just bought a Petrel for about $850 there.and free shipping.