Dive Computers
Dive computer reviews for Australian divers. Beginner-friendly wrist computers, technical-grade air-integrated units, and everything between.
Dive Computers Reviews
19 reviews in this category.
Garmin Descent G1 vs Mk2S
Garmin Descent G1 vs Mk2S: the rugged-value dive watch against the premium one with air integration, maps and music. Which Garmin dive watc…
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Best Dive Computers Australia 2026
Eight dive computers ranked for Australian diving in 2026, from the budget Mares Puck Pro+ to the Shearwater Peregrine, with honest picks f…
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Garmin Descent Mk3i: Australian Diver Review
Garmin Descent Mk3i review for Australian divers: AMOLED, SubWave dive-buddy comms, air integration, AU$2,400+, and is the upgrade from a M…
Read review →Shearwater Peregrine: Australian Diver Review
Shearwater Peregrine dive computer review: 2.2-inch colour screen, Bühlmann gradient factors, AU$735, and is it worth 2x a Zoop Novo?
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Aqualung i200C Dive Computer
A capable mid-range wrist computer with Bluetooth and colour display that handles recreational diving well, though it lacks air integration…
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Mares Quad CI Dive Computer
Feature-packed wrist computer with tilt-compensated compass and large display, a solid mid-range choice for recreational Australian divers.
Read review →Garmin Descent G1 Dive Watch
A capable GPS dive computer with full smartwatch features that you will actually wear daily, not just on dive days.
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Mares Puck Pro+ Dive Computer
A no-frills wrist-mount dive computer with a large display and simple one-button operation, ideal for recreational divers.
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Suunto Nautic Review: AMOLED Dive Computer
Suunto Nautic review: this flagship AMOLED dive computer offers the best screen in its class, multi-gas support and handy tide data for Aus…
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Oceanic Pro Plus 4.0 Console Computer
A premium console-mount dive computer with dual selectable algorithms, ideal for instructors and divers who prefer console ergonomics.
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Cressi Scuba Free Dive Computer
A budget dive computer that nails the basics for new divers, with a readable display and conservative algorithm at a hard-to-beat price.
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Suunto Nautic S Review: AMOLED All-Rounder
Suunto Nautic S review: a versatile AMOLED dive computer for scuba, freediving and sidemount, though its 80m depth limit keeps it recreatio…
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Suunto D5 Dive Computer
A capable mid-range colour screen dive computer with reliable wireless air integration, well suited to Australian recreational divers.
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Garmin Descent Mk2S
A compact, feature-rich dive computer built for active divers, the Garmin Mk2S blends serious underwater performance with smartwatch versat…
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Cressi Raffaello Scuba Diving Wrist Computer
A clean, no-nonsense dive computer that covers the essentials for recreational and freedivers, the Cressi Raffaello blends Italian design w…
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Mares Quad Ci Dive Computer Review
Mares Quad Ci review: a rechargeable, air-integrated dive computer with a big display and Bluetooth, made for recreational divers who value…
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Suunto Zoop Novo: Best Beginner Dive Computer?
Tested in Australian conditions: the Suunto Zoop Novo's strengths, weaknesses, and whether it's the right first dive computer for new diver…
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AQUALUNG Unisex Adult I200C Decompression Diving Computer
Smart, stylish and Bluetooth enabled, the AQUALUNG i200C is a versatile dive computer perfect for recreational and growing divers alike.
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Cressi Leonardo Review: Cheap But Reliable?
An affordable, rugged dive computer ideal for beginners, the Cressi Leonardo offers clear displays and simple operation—but lacks the advan…
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