Dive Computer Showdown: Watch vs Shearwater vs. Apeks vs. Suunto vs. Garmin in a full comparison

[@apeksdiving6058]

Thanks for featuring us 🤩🔥

[@TeachMeToDive]

Our pleasure! The DSX is a great computer!

[@joshjohnson1845]

Great video. Thank you for sharing!

[@TeachMeToDive]

Thanks! I'll keep 'em coming as long as you keep watching!

[@M.M.M.M.M890]

Great video!

[@TeachMeToDive]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Kamilo]

Thank you for the video! I find this really helpful. My Aqualung got flooded this week and I'm really considering buying the latest Garmin. But the price is twice as high as a diving computer :D

[@TeachMeToDive]

I am betting you were diving an i550 Aqualung, which is certainly not a bad starter computer. The Garmin is certainly a major upgrade from there and will be a nice daily wear watch and will handle any diving situations that you may encounter with a cadre of additional features and controls. Just wait until your try out the GPS :)

[@storapa]

14:02 Love the crawfish 😂 I for one agree with his choice, just bought the Perdix 2 + Swift transmitter.

[@TeachMeToDive]

Great computer for sure!

[@m1ch4Lko]

Great video. Can't wait for a comparison with the new Garmin Descent Mk3i :)

[@TeachMeToDive]

Coming soon!

[@bjnmegreeder5788]

Looking forward to a review on the Mk3i as well!

[@davidb5195]

This is a great video.

[@TeachMeToDive]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@patrickmoore2856]

I wish Garmin made a person size computer. I like my teric for recreational or dive mastering for classes but starting tech I want a large screen with information like you mentioned in the video. Garmin is a great everyday watch that is also a dive computer. The teric is a dive computer that has a watch function.

[@TeachMeToDive]

@@patrickmoore2856 If I had to choose between the Teric and the Garmin, I would definitly choose the Garmin. I like it functionality much better for sure. BUT, for tech diving... Perdix all day long. So much more data on the main screen and so much easier to see.!

[@matthewedmonds8753]

Love how in-depth this video is. I still use an AI Galileo Luna but also have an Ultra 2 as my backup. Somebody just has to point out.... the real name is NOT "iWatch." Thats what my wife calls it.

[@TeachMeToDive]

LOL, we got schoool on the name a few times as well, thus we changed it in the titles :) BUT, it will forever be the iWatch, iPad, and iPhone to me :) lol Thank you for your comment :) @@matthewedmonds8753

[@manius_dive]

"Great video. I have a question: Is it worth looking into the Apeks DSX diving computer?"

[@TeachMeToDive]

Yes, it is a solid computer when you look at the features that are designed to be a dive computer. For Sidemount, it is one of the two computers I would highly consider as well. It has strong technical ability and is fairly simple to use as well.

[@manius_dive]

@@TeachMeToDive Thank you very much for replying to my message

[@cwilliams6884]

to me the only way i would pick the garmin is if i planned on doing a lot of remote dives and i would use it in conjuction with the inreach mini 2

[@TeachMeToDive]

We can tell you, that with 1800 dives and 3 1/2 years diving it, it is a solid tech computer for everything but sidemount. It works really well and is pretty simple. We do love our Perdix as well, but head to head against a Teric, we'd take the Garmin any day of the week

[@michaelwilliamson8833]

Hey,have you d id a video on the Scuba pro A2 DiveComputer

[@TeachMeToDive]

We haven't done anything with Scuba Pro at all :(

[@michaelwilliamson8833]

@@TeachMeToDive ok thanks

[@asmith5488]

Tech Deco diver ... have Shearwater perdix2 ( begrudgingly ) and a mk2 garmin.. [will be getting a mk3] -- thank you for the NIX of the ultra2 ... good idea just need the watch phone and put all dive ops on a waterproof tablet w wifi hookup --- ( garmin approach to saturation and shearwater hard numbers )

[@TeachMeToDive]

Happy to help

[@aaziizkhan]

Would you try and compare the huawei ultimate?

[@TeachMeToDive]

If they sent would like to send us their products we would be happy to review them

[@ShockerTopper]

I love my Apple Watch Ultra but I’d never go diving with it, even if I did do diving. Knowing that your life is on the line, I could not trust my life to a $800 product. However I would never go diving in the first place haha…I almost died surfing when I was 19 and have not surfed since. I tore my calf after being hit by two back to back 8 foot face waves…I didn’t have time I recover from the first one before the second one hit me and all I remember is seeing the sky and the sand like I was in a washing machine: I’m shocked I didn’t die honestly. After the second wave hit me, the board hit a sandbar and just knocked the wind out of me with the other end as it hit me in the gut. That was 20 years ago now and I still won’t go past my thighs in the water. Between that and destroying my ankles in motorcycle accidents, nothing in California was worth staying around.

[@TeachMeToDive]

Thanks for sharing

[@kbone2958]

What is an IWatch lol 😂

[@TeachMeToDive]

Lol

[@kbone2958]

@@TeachMeToDiveit’s an Apple Watch . I have an ape watch and just looking to see if it’s even worth using as I’m getting open water done currently

[@ShockerTopper]

I was wondering that too lol…I assume he meant Apple Watch Ultra. I would never trust it with my life, that’s for sure. Maybe dives that don’t require decompression but that’s it…if I even did diving lol.

[@tawollen]

there is no such thing as an iWatch.. :)

[@TeachMeToDive]

Haha, true! It's an Apple Watch, but close enough!