Ocean

To use AI you really should own your regulators. So unless you are investing in your own regulators, there isn't much point in AI. Now, consider that a simple puck style dive computer (e.g. the Mares Puck 4) is like half the price of the cheapest dive computer-tank pod set, I would rather save the m

I have a Garmin Mk3i and I HIGHLY recommend it for your stated use case. It’s one of the few products (aside from the Suunto Ocean and Apple Watch Ultra) on the market designed for your use case. It’s got health/fitness tracking, daily wear, and basic smartwatch features like timer and alarm and not

I believe the Suunto Nautic is almost just a dive computer, where as the Garmin descent line are dive computers and full active/sport/smart watch. I believe the Suunto Ocean would be a better comparison. Between garmin and Suunto ocean, I find the garmins to be better. I find they look better, have

The Shearwater computers are dive computers. You are only getting a dive computer. The Suunto Ocean is a dive computer + sports watch + outdoor GPS, etc. Personally, I have a watch I use for outdoor activity and a Shearwater for diving. I used to try and buy the thing that could do multiple jobs but

I’ve dived Suunto, Oceanic, Mares, and Shearwater computers. I agree algorithm is a top consideration (wtf, Suunto?). I will say with respect to Shearwater that I’d recommend the Peregrine over the Tern. I have a Teric and a Peregrine. Quite frankly, I prefer the Peregrine for the larger display and

Here's just one for you that has nothing to with it being conservative...... I have an LP95. With air integration, you have to select the tank size to hsve it do certain calculations. There is no LP tanks to select from! Only AL and HP. If they arent going to have them in their preselected list, why

Not Garmin, but Shearwater Teric (40/85), on 21% air: In metric: 21m: 33min 24m: 24min 30m: 15min 39m: 10min In feet: 70ft: 31min 80ft: 23min 100ft: 14min 130ft: 9min Close but not identical to your Suunto Ocean NDLs. RGBM models are thoroughly outdated, and I would not use them. The theory behind t

Regarding RGBM, I read a lot about it, that's why I bought Suunto Ocean - to have Buhlmann, but it seems like I fckd up a little bit, because it's not 100% Buhlmann... and it seems to be super conservative.

No. Again, this is called dead reckoning. I would suggest you read a little about it - compass alone is not enough. At the very least, the watch is going to use an accelerometer to attempt to get an idea of distance traveled. But because little errors add up in using dead reckoning, to do it even ha

I have a Suunto Ocean. My wife does too. Although the interface is good and the app is decent, I’ve had nothing but issues with the Tank Pods and Computer. Fails to pair, and falls out of pairing right before a dive too frequently. I have sat countless of times, geared ip, ready to dive, and the tan