What a great tour. Are all Bare Drysuits made in this factory in Malta, or are there other locations?

What would you recommend for medium to strong current in caribeean?

@diveindotcom did you ever do a comparison video with this and the ace pro 2? If you had one camera to buy, what would it be?

I love the large screen, and being able to keep track of the kids with the air integrated tank pods.

Spielzeug

There are actually 4 types of diving, you missed shore diving, Are you really a diver or just reading a script?

All of Egypt’s coast boarders on the Northern Red Sea. Mid Red Sea is Sdan, south is Djibouti.

Elephantstone, really, not heard of that site. “Yolanda” is actually Jolanda, named after the wreck.

Egypt’s Red Sea is sub-tropical, not tropical.

*A very new diver here but I have the bug!* looking to dive in the UK and further! Thank you for your review its very informative especially for a newbie. Maybe for future reviews, a comparison of prices ranges would be nice to include. I like the look of the sheerwater tern tx, especially as it has room for growth but is very practical day to day. Also it allows you to purchase the swift transmitter seperately, reducing the the initial cost, which we all know helps. My preference also favours the screen, with an automatic backlight which I feel will help in poor visibility or darker conditions. I would only entertain rechargeable products but that maybe due to my own hesitation with not sealing the unit back correctly. Your review has given me food for thought regarding the dive watch and has allowed me to recognise important features from your knowledge base and my personal preferences. Thank you, I will be watching more stay safe :)

I love these video’s, they are a great help to search for a new bcd/ wing. Also your other video’s are super helpfull. I would say that the cressie aquawing is my favorite because I love the quality of the brand. All of the stuf is super from cressie. Thank you and I wil wait for the next video to explore other gear.

I like the big screen I already have a garmin enduro 3 so hard to stomach having 2 fitness watches like mk3i

I’d like to see a review for the garmin descent x50i

Im a new diver so this dive computer world for me is new! I already have a garmin watch that isn’t for diving so it’s hard to justify buying something like the mk3i I’d say currently I would value additional features I’m not currently certified to use that way I can keep the same computer as I grow in the sport!

The fact that go pro requires a subscription to access editing modes means thats out for me.

My experience with the camera while diving is that the quality is terrible-extremely grainy.

I've been thinking about getting a Garmin dive watch to move my dives with the rest of my activity data, since the rest of my life is Garmin tracked haha. But to find out that they dropped a bigger, better, and over all more amazing dive computer... the size is defiantly a big perk, and the multi or even single integration would be a game changer I'm sure, but i think the best asset the X50i would bring is the fact that you can track all of the dive data almost at once under water. I know you can assess your dive data out of water in the dive app, but the sheer size of this beauty allows you to track and review even on the dive! Honestly the size of this is why there are so many tools shoved into it. So many beautiful tools and programs... I might have to save up more then I thought I would haha

I like any product made by Shearwater. They Seem to get both Tech and the recreational diver in mind. I had a Cochrane years ago, Nemesis IIa, for years. Trying to find something similar to that has been a challenge. Shearwater fit that bill.

I have dive in Hurghada with a 3mm. Shorty. It’s amazing. I hope to go back sometime and hopefully see sharks and dolphins.

I am excited to get the underwater topo maps that showcase 4000+ dive sites. Great for new sites and developing POI pre-dive!

My favorite is the Garmin Mk3i

The ability to tie in my dives to the rest of Garmin data is priceless. As for why this over the MKiii, is the advantage of being able to use that data while on dive. I just can't see myself being able to track any of it on a watch face.

Atmos mission 2 .... best I've ever owned for a fraction of the cost of any big name bar none. That you put apple first is HILARIOUS. What crap is this

If I can’t afford it, and also don’t need such technical equipment that the Mk3i andShearwaters offer, i wonder if the G1Descent a good option. I’m 100+ , maybe 30or 40 year. Also wonder if one of the basic cressis( Leonardo or Donatello) would suit me just fine.

As a divemaster I used to work with go pro but now I'm really considering DJI osmo action 5

Would love to do Egypt live aboard trip!

@DIVEindotcom Great work Torben and team. I'm looking forward to seeing your hands-on review of this computer. My favourite features: 1. the screen size; the largest screen on a wrist mounted dive computer improving legibility, and the touch screen is an bonus added. 2. The DiveView Maps & Topomaps; though I'd like to see Garmin integrate their recently acquired Boating app (formerly Navionics) onto their Descent, Fenix and Tactix ranges. 3. The back-up light. When you did your battery life testing on the Descent MK3i (and other computers) what was the water temperature where the computer achieved 175hours in dive mode? Following that, a suggestion for your future battery life testing; we're all familiar with the effects excessively cold and warm temperatures have on lithium battery devices. All my diving is in water that ranges from 4-16°C; could you run the battery life tests again in water at 5°C, 10°C, 15°C, 20°C, 25°C and 30°C so that we can better understand the impact water temperature has upon the battery life? I appreciate I'm asking for 5 weeks of extra testing.

I could see this being really useful for vacation dive centers or instructors, but probably too gimmicky for a personal setup. Like it could be helpful for DMs to at a glance see issues with divers (not everyone has developed perfect instincts to catch every problem), or for instructors to have data to talk about with their students.

If I had my choice of those (and I'm in the market for one), I'd probably go with the Hollis ST Elite with the stainless steel backplate and the ST35 wing. I should add that I have some shoulder issues as well so while I'd like the more minimalist setup, I'm going to need some of those more comfort adjustments to the harness.

Hello. Can you make a comparison between sea life and action cameras, please?

a regulator with built in electronics-that sounds like a problem waiting to happen....at an extreme cost for both initial purchase and annual service...

I thought the insta360 x4 is watertight by itself. Why the case?

It is interesting, but I think it is too much technology to depend on when you are under. It is one thing to have transmitter for your air supply, but to have A.I. built into your first and second stage we are going to see more dive injuries because they depended too much on it. Also, it would suck if you were just about to start a dive and your system locks you out because it needs a firmware update. Thank you for the video!

I love and will always choose the Garmin mk3i it is tough reliable and allows for the tech level depth limits the 5 buttons also make controlling the computer very easy

What a grateful video. There is too much glue also.

I will like to get the cressi, My disability pension is nothing to brag about.

I am VERY hesitant since each component is proprietary. Much the same way apple is. I think its a fancy gizmo for those searching for trendy tech gadgets. New divers may get sucked into it without realizing there are better options for less money

Great to see an innovation attempt. Whether it will be actually useful and practical remains to be seen.

Aqualung Aquasense sounds interesting. Would be nice to have help with breathing performance. I agree I will need more details on what happens if the battery dies does the regulator continue working normally. I would also like to know how easy the hoses length and maintenance can be performed. Concerned if they are proprietor hoses would be concerning if you have an issue on a trip and need a replacement.

Thank you I am glad to get this info as I will be looking for one setup.

My favorite feature is the dynamic depth chart, because I find it very pleasant that you can quickly see your depth history at a glance :)

Given that I've ruined 2 fitness trackers by wearing them while diving, this looks like an awesome Sports Watch + Dive Computer for me. Looks awesome too!

I most definitely would pick the Suunto over the other two, 'cause I have the D5 from Suunto and I'm very satisfied with it's perfomance, so I guess the new one will be even better :)

I purchased this camera based on this review and some others. The free app works very well for editing. I take the videos, edit them in the app, and then export and paste together in iMovie. Works great, and as a lazy editor, I can produce some really nice footage my animal loving nieces & nephews absolutely love!

Canggih sekali

What lens mode, resolution and fps did you use?

I’ve just ordered a DJI Osmo action 5 pro and underwater housing 👌

I am still waiting on (2) innovative features in a dive computer. The first would be a boat dive locator and the second is an underwater real time chart plotter. Now Sea Star makes a stand alone boat locator. Which I will test soon and place on my channel. As far as the underwater chart polter I am working with a company out of Singapore that has created a surface attentena that will allow a diver to see their position underwater, which I will also review and video once I receive the equipment.

Who wants to send messages and check their phone underwater. Wtf

Had i not seen the "diving mode" on you 5 pro i would have never known mine was supposed to have that icon. How did you get that icon?