Dive Computer Reviews
The best dive computers are sized for the individual but still leave room for growth. Properly fitting computers should be intuitive and simple enough to be enjoyed by an entry-level bubblemaker, but also feature sophisticated settings and applications for the more experienced diver — or anyone aspiring to become one. These nine computers, grouped by price point for all budgets, fit great right off the rack but also allow for expanding expectations — room to grow — and even some custom tailoring. Let’s try them on for size with these nine dive computer reviews.

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Price Points
Since computers vary greatly by price and features offered, we've grouped the dive computer reviews by price point, using three ranges: Entry Level, Midrange and High End. Below you'll find the features you can expect to get out of a dive computer in each price category.

Entry Level ($500 and under)
» Basic air and nitrox settings
» Straightforward data interface
» Wrist or console mounted

Midrange ($550 to $1,200)
» Two-gas capability
» Air integration
» Digital compass

High End (more than $1,200)
» Three-gas (or more) capability
» Advanced dive-planning software
» Cutting-edge technology