Gear Reviews

Equipment Review: Oceanic Veo 4.0 (Watch Video)

Published

1 year ago

September 17, 2019

For an entry level dive computer, the Oceanic Veo 4.0 has to be one of the most feature-packed units around.

Despite the low £250 price tag, the Veo 4.0 has a fresh new look on its predecessor and feels comfortable to touch and wear.

It has a user replaceable battery and an extra long strap to cater for drysuits, and with its simple 2-button interface the menus are super easy to navigate.

Despite this being a low cost entry level dive computer, it still provides the diver with the option to switch between the DSAT and Z+ algorithms depending if you need to dive a no deco or deco dive profile, and incredibly the Oceanic Veo 4.0 will allow you to add three gas mixes to a dive profile ranging from 21%-100% O2.

Add to this the functionality of easily connecting to the DiverLog+ app and the Oceanic Veo 4.0 becomes a computer that is perfect for all levels of experience.

Perfect for beginners for a first dive computer, and ideal for those more experienced who are looking for a cheap secondary backup dive computer.

Visit www.oceanicworldwide.com to find out more.

For more from Hayley and Richard visit www.blackmantaphotography.com.

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Richard Stevens

Richard Stevens is a keen underwater videographer and half of the team at Black Manta Photography with his partner Hayley. He is a qualified TEC50 and sidemount diver who has been diving for nearly 15 years with hundreds of dives in varied locations around the world. A keen marine conservationist, with a passion for large pelagic marine animals, Richard has studied marine biology and spent time studying the ecology of sharks. Richard also has a huge ‘lust for rust’ and a burning desire to delve into the world of cave diving. Armed with his camera, his aim is to inspire others to witness the marvels in our beautiful oceans for themselves.

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Gear Review: D710 OrcaTorch Dive Light (Watch Video)

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Gear Review: SeaLife SportDiver housing for iPhone (Watch Video)

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1 month ago

January 14, 2021

Jeff Goodman

In a video shot exclusively for Scubaverse.com, Jeff Goodman reviews the SeaLife SportDiver housing for Apple’s iPhone, used with the Sea Dragon 2500 Light.

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RED SEA LIVEABOARD : Wall to Wall : May 2021

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Explore the amazing triangle of Red Sea Reefs - The Brothers, Daedalus and Elphinstone on board the brand new liveaboard Big Blue. With an option to add on a week at Roots Red Sea before or after.

Strong currents and deep blue water are the catalysts that bring the pelagic species flocking to these reefs. The reefs themselves provide exquisite homes for a multitude of marine life. The wafting soft corals are adorned with thousands of colourful fish. The gorgonian fans and hard corals provide magnificent back drops, all being patrolled by the reef’s predatory species.

£1475 per person based on double occupancy. Soft all inclusive board basis, buffet meals with snacks, tea and coffee always available. Add a week on at Roots Red Sea Resort before or after the liveaboard for just £725pp. Flights and transfers are included. See our brochure linked above for the full itinerary.

This trip will be hosted by The Scuba Place. Come Dive with Us!

Call 020 3515 9955 or email john@thescubaplace.co.uk

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