🖤 Black Shearwater Teric Wrist Computer with Transmitter Review

A little hesitant to spend that much but after receiving and checking it was worth it. The amount of information packed into this little body is fantastic, and the interface is incredibly easy to understand and navigate. If you dive more than a few times a year, a PDC of this caliber will greatly improve your diving.

This is the best wristop computer I've ever seen. Very bright . The menu system is very easy to navigate and prompts appear as you navigate the four control buttons. The air integration feature is also very easy to set up and use. All in all, this is an excellent dive computer that I highly recommend. Worth the price of the ticket.

Just completed my first week of diving on Teric and couldn't be more impressed. After realizing I had a faulty transmitter on Sunday before leaving on Saturday, Sherwood provided me with a new transmitter (rural Colorado) by Tuesday evening. Set up was easy, browsing the menu both above and below the water I didn't think about where I wanted to be. Switching between my air mixes was also easy. Shearwater couldn't be happier with a computer or company.

I've been using Suunto dive computers for many years, but as I progressed to more complex dives, including gas mixes, I found that Suunto was more difficult to use and lacked some features. I wanted. I bought this dive computer and after my first dive I can honestly say it is a fantastic dive computer. I keep my old Suunto as a backup, but do yourself a favor and get a Shearwater. You will not regret it.

Changed my world. The light is so bright underwater. Even when the water has 0 foot visibility, the light is bright enough to be seen. Sometimes I forget to charge it but to be honest I only use it for my dives so I don't wear it all the time because I'm not a watch lover but for diving alone it lasts at least 9 dives. it needs to be charged. It's definitely a conservative watch, so I have more air than it says, but again, it's a great tool.

I reluctantly gave this dive computer 5 stars simply because I have not used it for diving before. However, after playing with it for 30 minutes, I can say that it is extremely easy to use and easy to read. I had two other computers, one console, the other in the form of clocks. It's a bit more than the style of watch I had, but not so much that it's a problem. I'll be diving with it in a month and if I remember I'll post an update. I hate leaving a review that doesn't give you any information…

Very easy to read, lots of features for recreational divers, freedivers and even the most technical multi-tank divers. Simple, intuitive four-button menu with more options than you'll ever need. I have very small wrists which is fine with me, not too huge. Shearwater has just started supplying them with a durable laminated screen protector in place of the glass that used to crack and get dirty. Just buy $10 laminate flooring and never use glass is my advice. Bought to replace my 15 year old…

Here's what I want to tell you about Shearwater. I could not find any bad qualities in this dive computer. The only minor inconvenience was this strap, but I quickly resolved this issue by purchasing a 22mm strap which I liked more than a silicone one. Almost everything on this computer is customizable, even your setup and how much information you want to see while diving. It features a sapphire crystal and an extremely bright Amoled display that will brighten up a dark room when you don't have

I've been diving and using computers for a long time. This is the strength multiplier. Readers are not required, I am 61 years old. It's bright and reliable. An advice. If you add a second transmitter to your first stage for redundancy, both transmitters will be turned off from time to time for up to 29 minutes. I was able to use my old transmitter from my previous computer. I know there are people who say you can't, their information is inaccurate. It easily streams your dives to your…