What is the best Tech Computer for Presbyopic Divers?

[hongrace]

My eye sight is get worst each day. And I do not have a lot of tech computers to see in person where I live. Would like to know your opinion before getting one from online order? Thanks.

 

[fdog]

Wait a month and order the Liquivision Xeo. It has the hugest numbers I've seen.

All the best, James

 

[iztok]

Under water UEMIS Zurich has a nice large numbers, however above water not so much.

 

[diveprof]

Dive Rite Duo /Trio has large numbers (of course it depends onhow much tech you need).

 

[tech3324]

I'd approach it from the other direction and just put a gauge reader lens in your mask. They cost something like $25/pair and then you can read any computer.

 

[diveprof]

HeO3 Trimix Dive Computer
Dive Rite Express has this compter at a good price. Numbers are fairly large if you need trimix.

 

[TSandM]

Up until recently, I would have said the Liquivision X1, with the yellow-on-black numbers and the adjustable font. But with the colors, I think the Xeo is going to be even easier to read.

 

[DevonDiver]

Liquivision computers offer amazing readability. My friend has an X1 and it's constant OLED display can be read from across a silted out engine room in a dark wreck...

I assume the Xeo will offer a comparable, or better, display.

 

[Kern]

I think multi colour OLED screens are prettier, but I don't think they're any more readable than mono colour OLED screens.

 

[TSandM]

I don't know -- having had an X1 and a Xen on my wrist, I think being able to make things different colors can aid in instant identification of what each number in the display means. At least, I found it so. Readability is not just about seeing what the number is.