Console computers are connected to your regulator via a hose and tend to have bigger displays than wrist computers. Dive watches usually have the smallest displays but can act as both a watch and a dive computer and can be worn for everyday purposes. Heads-up display computers project the information you would typically see on a dive computer in a hands-free manner, without having to check your wrist or console. Some styles of computers come with an air-integrated option that is connected to your air source, giving you a more accurate reading of how much time you have left. All of our computers come Nitrox-ready, as well. Explore our many different computer options, such as the Shearwater Teric or Perdix, to find the perfect one for you!

Benefits of Dive Computers

In recent years, the technology for diving equipment has evolved and developed at a significant rate, making these devices safer, more efficient, and easier to use. Not only that, but there are several benefits to using a dive computer as opposed to using a dive table, including:

• Consistent tracking of decompression status
• Precise recordings of time and depth
• Ascent rate indication
• And more!

At Scubadelphia, we don't just supply our clients with state-of-the-art dive computers from brands like Sherwood and Suunto, but we also offer a vast range of other products, including:

• Accessories 
• Exposure
• Cameras & Lights 
• Courses
• Fins 
• Masks
• Parts & Repair
• Snorkel
• Tanks 

For more information on our dive computers, such as Shearwater’s Perdix and Teric models, and more, or any of our other products and services, please reach out to a member of our team today!