Shearwater Research Teric Wrist Computer with Transmitter - Silver

I have been diving a long time and have used my share of computers. This is a force multiplier. No need for readers as I am 61 . It is bright and reliable. One piece of advice . If you add a second transmitter in your first stage for the sake of redundancy, it will cancel both at times for as much as 29 minutes. I was able to use my old transmitter from a previous computer. I know there are those that say you can’t , their information is inaccurate. It Bluetooths your dives to smart phone with ease and you see every detail of dive minute by minute water temp depth etc. I would own it just for the watch. My wife loves hers as well. I must add a caveat. I started to have trouble with lost transmitter after in activity. The solution is to take battery out for five minutes of transmitter, then reinsert .Check the transmitter number and you are good to go. My dream would be for Shearwater to get into the BCD business and then my dive ensemble would be complete. Truly a remarkable product

I've used this on about 20 dives. I love the ability to customize the diving home screen -- I have depth, NDL dive time, air pressure/remaining air, oxygen blend, max operating depth for blend, and dive time on the face. Even with that much information, the numbers are very legible. But, you can eliminate some info and get slightly bigger font if you need or want. On a gas blend page I store 5 or 6 common Nitrox blends (plus basic air) so that it is simple and quick to change the blend on the home face if and when I need to. You can also display the compass as a ring on the home screen if you want. I haven't been doing this at this point, but it is nice to know that the option is there when I start to work on my navigation skills. The air integration (AI) option is incredible and I highly recommend it. It tracked very closely with my analog gauge, but I really liked the convenience of having remaining air on the computer face. The analog is a nice back up. AI is a bit of a splurge, but if you decide you don't like it you'd get most of your money back if you sold the computer on the secondary market. Decompression stops are intuitive, clearly marked, and easy to understand. The amount of time remaining in a safety stop, for example, is clearly displayed and easily cleared from the screen once you've completed it. The computer automatically records most basic information you might want, including water temp, depth, start/end time, etc. It's very easy to edit dives and add notes in the app to about the specific dive site name, diving buddy, amount of weight used, and other things that you might want to note. It lacks a GPS function, which is something I'm told the Garmin has, but other than that, I can't think of much else it might be missing. Battery life seems reasonable. I was charging it on the included charger about every other day on a recent 9 day trip. Overall, this has been a fantastic add to my diving kit. It was very easy to use right out of the box. Minimal customization, which was easy to do, has made it even more valuable. I'm very happy with the Teric and look forward to many years of diving with it.

Very easy to read, tons of features for recreational divers, Freedivers and even the most technical multi-tank divers. Easy four button intuitive menu operations and more options than you’ll ever need. I have very small wrists and it’s fine for me, not too ginormous. Shearwater just started supplying these with a durable laminate protective screen cover instead of the glass one which once chipped and cracked is messy. Just get the laminate one for $10 and never use the glass one is my advise. Got this to replace my 15 year old Uwatec AI and what an upgrade! Pricey but worth every penny.

Best dive watch I have owned. 513 dives in my log. Only one on this one. I am a gear minimalist, hence me looking for a watch with integrated air, and compass. Been through 4-5 digital compasses. Each one has failed me. Stuck with my Ares IA dive watch, long past it’s “expiration date”… I.e. long past the company stopped making that dive watch. Did some internet research, skeptically bought this IA dive watch. Just took my first set of two dives…. All I can say is.. zero problems, IA was amazingly easy to set up. I think my wife was a little jealous. The highlight was the compass. I have never found a digital UW compass so easy to use, accurate, and reliable. This watch did what any diver would want. I boosted my confidence that I can rely on my equipment for situational awareness, and packs many layers of that, into a great form factor, barely bigger than a normal watch.

Great Dive watch, heavy duty. Easy to use , come with integrated air.