What dive computer should I get

[DiveNav]

.....Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

1) Check out our Dive Computers Research Tool
2) Use our simulators to take any supported dive computer for a virtual dive
and .... most important ... whatever brand / model you end up purchasing, make sure you learn how to properly use it!

 

[Wesg1231]

I want one that i could wear a lot that would look nice

 

[decompression]

Liesure pro has watch style Nitrox computers (aeris I think) for under $300.

Just checked it was a tusa zen, but sold out. Still lots of options for under $400.
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[Wesg1231]

Hi i don't know what computer
Hybrid-in between a watch and a comp that says everything that is not to bulky and looks good

 

[tomfcrist]

You can still get oceanic veo 100's, 180's etc well within your budget. They are easy to operate and give you all the info you are looking for and then some.

I gotta tell you though...doing the relatively shallow dives you speak of, I doubt you will ever need to worry about NDL on your dives...you will likely be limited by remaining gas instead.

 

[drrich2]

What do you mean by 'hybrid' computer?

Richard.

 

[drrich2]

I would consider the DG03 so as to have the option to add an AI transmitter & PC download kit later, if I wished. Wrist, but not a watch.

Be mindful some computers require a separate purchase of a download cable to put dives on your PC, or don't have the option at all. With a $300 cost cap, you are limiting your options if downloading to a PC is important to you.

Doesn't OceanicWorldWide often offer sales around Black Friday? Not far off.

Richard.

 

[Wesg1231]

What do you mean by 'hybrid' computer?

Richard.

in between a watch and a comp that says everything that is not to bulky and looks good

 

[decompression]

Suunto D series, Tusa zen, Oceanic......checkout leisurepro for info.


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[Wesg1231]

thats a lot of money