Computer I can read

[DiveNav]

If you want air integration, both the Pro Plus 2 and the Galileo Sol will give you very large numbers, otherwise go with the Predator.

Whatever you buy, make sure to learn how to use it.

Alberto (aka eDiver)

 

[Insta-Gator]

I'm looking for a computer that my aging eyes can read easily. Nothing to extravagant. I was looking at the Oceanic Pro Plus 2.1. Any comments or suggestions?

Thanks,
Bill

My wife and I both have the Pro Plus 2.1 and love it. Easy to read and gives me all the information I need.

 

[beaverdivers]

I'm looking for a computer that my aging eyes can read easily. Nothing to extravagant. Any comments or suggestions?l

The Scubapro Galileo Sol or Luna set in light mode gives you 4 large " easy to read " numbers.

 

[fdog]

The Liquivision Xeo has huge OLED numbers. I know the Predator users are happy with their display size, but my experience is that the Xeo's numbers are bigger and more ledgible:

As far as I can tell, Liquivision has put the often-quoted short battery life behind them. With the new battery, Janet got a month of life out of her Xeo, and capped it off with a week in Bonaire at 4 to 5 dives per day. It still went for another month of diving in cold water before the battery bar started dropping.

The Xen has a "Large Numbers" option that I can read with my mask off, it's that much bigger than what you see above. I'd expect that to be available on the Xeo soon.


All the best, James