Look behind-the-scenes of ScubaLab's dive computer review, where our team of scuba divers tested out the latest gear in the lab and in the field.

When it comes to your dive computer, it's better to be safe than sorry. Read the manual.

ScubaLab's 2016 review tested 11 new dive computers. If you're looking to upgrade your scuba gear check out these console and wrist-mounted computers.

The Oceanic VTX dive computer won Testers Choice for air-integrated wrist computers during ScubaLab's 2016 test. We go into detail in this video review.

The Giotto is the first Mixed Gas dive computer designed and built entirely by Cressi.

The TX1 is a mixed-gas dive computer capable of open circuit air/nitrox/trimix and wireless HP monitoring. The TX1 utilizes a Bühlmann ZHL-16C algorithm with user adjustable gradient factors, allowing the diver to uniquely control their decompression calculations.

Check out our quick guide to the latest and must-have scuba diving gear. We've got dive computers, underwater cameras, and light accessories.

The Sherwood Vision takes Sherwood's console computers to a new level of sophistication and technology.

The Cressi Newton is a truly compact dive watch computer.