Whats a good computer with these features?

[Merc86]

Hi, I am looking to purchase a computer. Which is the best with that has a backlight that can be easily read in night dives, easily to push buttons with thick gloves, and pc compatibility to log dives. Thanks

 

[Fly N Dive]

do you want an air intergrated computer, or just one to tell you NDL times and depth ect..?
i have a Sunnto Cobra (air intergrated) and love it. i've never had a problem with it.
the Sunnto Viper is almost the same computer just without the air intergration.

 

[Merc86]

do you want an air intergrated computer, or just one to tell you NDL times and depth ect..?
i have a Sunnto Cobra (air intergrated) and love it. i've never had a problem with it.
the Sunnto Viper is almost the same computer just without the air intergration.

Thanks for the reply. What do you mean exactly by air intergrated? Like the computer is intergrated with the tank so it will be able to read the air levels? If thats what you mean, yeah I would definately want it to be air intergrated. Is the Sunnto Cobra able to upload the dive log to a pc?

 

[pdoege]

Hi, I am looking to purchase a computer. Which is the best with that has a backlight that can be easily read in night dives, easily to push buttons with thick gloves, and pc compatibility to log dives. Thanks

As the title says...

Peter

 

[scubadivernick]

What is your price range?

 

[Tamas]

Oceanic Atom or VT PRO for an air integrated wireless wrist mount or for non air integration try the Versa PRO 2.0

All these units have the features you are looking for (the Atom comes with the download cable already), great price and good performance. I love mine!

 

[PugetDiver]

Aeris Atmos 2. Scubatoys has a deal right now and it meets all of your requirements $289.00 minus 10% (Scubaboard discount). www.scubatoys.com/store/Scuba_Nitrox_Computers.asp

 

[Merc86]

Thanks for the responses. I forgot to add I would really want it to be a computer gauge.

 

[Scot M]

The Cressi Archimede mentioned by pdoege is a good computer at a reasonable price, but it's not air integrated.

I think that your choices are really going to be defined by your budget and whether you want a console or wrist-mounted computer.

 

[Merc86]

The Cressi Archimede mentioned by pdoege is a good computer at a reasonable price, but it's not air integrated.

I think that your choices are really going to be defined by your budget and whether you want a console or wrist-mounted computer.

I would want a console computer and my budget is a pretty open just nothing that extreme. I dont need anything fancy just something that meets those requirements and is reliable.