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Dive Computers

60:Second ScubaLab - Subgear XP-H Dive Computer

You won’t find a more compact console-style air-integrated dive computer than Subgear’s X-P-H. Measuring just over two inches in diameter and weighing a featherlight five ounces, this single-gas data cruncher is an air-integrated dive computer that reads up to 4,350 psi in 10 psi increments.

60:Second ScubaLab - Underwater Technology Center Ltd. UDI

U-T-C’s U-D-I, is an underwater communications tool, safety device and dive computer, all rolled into one wrist-mount unit that seamlessly connects you to the boat unit.

ScubaLab's 2011 Gear of the Year: Dive Computers

These fully loaded dive computers do everything except dive for you.

Tips for Maintaining and Preserving Dive Computers and Dive Watches

Follow these steps to care for your dive computers and dive watches, so these precision instruments provide you with long and reliable service over your dive career.

Scuba App Review: Wrecks of the Adriatic

Reviews of scuba-diving apps for your mobile device. This week: Wrecks of the Adriatic.

Scuba App Review: Fishdom HD

Reviews of scuba-diving apps for your mobile device. This week: Fishdom HD.

Scuba App Review: Marine Debris Tracker

Reviews of scuba-diving apps for your mobile device. This week: Marine Debris Tracker.

Scuba App Review: Dive Computer Training

Reviews of scuba diving apps for your mobile device. This week: Dive Computer Training.

2011 ScubaLab DC Tests: Tusa IQ-850 Sapience II

Eight new dive computers are put to the test. Here we review the Tusa IQ-850 Sapience