Scubapro Luna computer

[Jhwass]

Considering buying a Luna. Never had a wireless dive computer before. Been using the Aeris Atmos ai for years and really like it but the thought of a wireless wrist computer interests me. Any thoughts on this computer are helpful. Good or bad reviews. Thanks!

 

[buddhasummer]

It's old but very reliable, the Aeris is neither.

---------- Post added August 7th, 2015 at 06:44 AM ----------

Check out this thread.

http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/aeris/478917-a300cs-oled-dive-computer.html?highlight=Aeris+a300cs

---------- Post added August 7th, 2015 at 06:46 AM ----------

Sorry misread, thought you were looking at the A300CS too. A buddy of mine owns the Luna, never had an issue, transmitters been solid bar a silly battery (in some versions)

 

[Pedro Burrito]

My wife and I each have used the Luna as our primary dive computer for years. I'm a data guy and I like all the data about the dive that you can download from the Luna after the dive. I also like that I can tell how much gas my wife has left. Then I silently curse her because her gas consumption is about half of mine.

If you get one, replace the wrist strap or it will break and you will lose the Luna.

 

[Hatul]

It's a great computer. I've had the Sol (almost the same) for a few years and still recommend it.

 

[digdug87]

The Luna is a good computer. I've had one for about 5 years now, and have not had any issues. I have had the transmitter battery replaced once, but that's no big issue. A instructor friend of mine has had one for a long time and put several thousand dives on it without any issues. Do watch out for the wrist strap, the shop I work for has had some break right out of the box new. SCUBAPro knows that this is an issue and they will replace it.