Given the choices, which would you pick?

[SandCrawler]

Hi Mason. I'm not familiar with those models, but have you researched the algorithms on each? You can sometimes find info on how conservative the algorithms are, and some even let you make adjustments. Just my 2 cents...

 

[mason417]

Thanks MeiLing, I feel also that Oceanic is great company. I guess I just want to make sure before plop down some coin

 

[mason417]

Hi Mason. I'm not familiar with those models, but have you researched the algorithms on each? You can sometimes find info on how conservative the algorithms are, and some even let you make adjustments. Just my 2 cents...

I have read about them all and they are in the same like algorithms

 

[Saltwater Junky]

I like my Oceanic Atom AI. It's nice and compact, but yet screen is large enough to read w/o straining. Another perk is I shed my SPG. So with my Atom and my Airlink(alternate air/inflator combo), I have only 2 hoses on my first stage. My lp inflator and my hp regulator. I like being streamlined.

 

[RoyalScubaAustin]

One thing you will find in looking between Oceanic and Aeris is that their lines are VERY similar.

In saying that I have found that many people have found the Atmos AI to be a great computer. It has a nice size that does not get in the way and yet is easy to read, and the air time remaining feature is well implemented.

And personally one of the big selling points is the user replaceable battery. It is nice to carry a spare and be able to switch it out yourself rather than send it in for service and be without a computer for a bit.