Does it work as well as the other product Sue sells?
Sue is a dealer for Shearwater computers and the She-P.
Sue is a dealer for Shearwater computers and the She-P.
I want to buy a dive computer
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No idea. You'd have to ask the women who use them.
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On my fourth computer, Suunto Vyper, & Vytec, Aeris Elite T-3, and now the Atomic Cobalt. I by far prefer the Atomic over the others, the easiest computer to use, a great OLED display, and some of the best customer service in the industry.
OLED or LCD screens are really nice to use underwater, even if your sight is still good.
Most computers that do have that option at the moment are decompression computers that I would not recommend for recreational divers as they may incur much deeper stops on even a regular "no-deco" profile!
A cheapy like the Zoop or Geko from Suunto can be a very nice computer even if it does not have all the gimmicks of others. Gauge mode is important if you consider to move into Tec though...
Most computers that do have that option at the moment are decompression computers that I would not recommend for recreational divers as they may incur much deeper stops on even a regular "no-deco" profile!
A cheapy like the Zoop or Geko from Suunto can be a very nice computer even if it does not have all the gimmicks of others. Gauge mode is important if you consider to move into Tec though...
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