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.
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Thanks Richard. That was a great review of the Oceanic Veo 4.0. I was wondering if the Veo 4.0 computer needed a cable for firmware updates as the Aqualung I300c does. It appears the firmware updates for the Oceanic Veo 4.0 are via the Bluetooth.