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Dive Computers

ScubaLab: Dive Computer Tests 2011

ScubaLab puts eight new dive computers to the test and offers scuba gear reviews of each one tested.

ScubaLab: 2011 Dive Computer Sneak Peek

These two models were tested but not included in the September/October issue of the magazine.

ScubaLab Blog: Dive Computers

A behind-the-scenes look at ScubaLab’s recent dive computer testing in Blue Grotto Spring, Williston, Florida, and at the USC Catalina Hyperbaric Chamber.

60:Second ScubaLab: Suunto Wrist Computers

ScubaLab reviews Suunto Wrist Computers

60:Second ScubaLab - Cressi Edy II

The wristwatch design of Cressi’s Edy II is striking, but this dive computer offers tons of functionality in addition to its sleek good looks. The Edy II offers dive, gauge and free dive modes.

Gear You Should Get for Wreck Diving

Before you explore your first wrecks, here are a few key pieces of scuba gear you might want to add to your kit.

IST Dolphin Tech: GP4000 Compass +

IST’s Dolphin Tech GP4000 COMPASS+ has a built-in digital compass that works at angles that would be impossible for a conventional compass. It has a new dot-matrix screen that offers a better visual presentation of information including a live dive profile graph.

60:Second ScubaLab - TUSA IQ-950 Zen Air Dive Computer

Versatility is the key to the Zen IQ 950 Zen Air, which can be used as an air/nitrox computer, depth gauge/timer for free diving, or as a watch for daily wear.

60:Second ScubaLab - Cressi Leonardo Dive Computer

The Leonardo is a complete RGBM computer that offers all the functions recreational divers need in a sharp-looking package. It is the first computer completely manufactured by Cressi Electronic, a new division of the company introduced this year.