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Your cart is empty.SEAC Screen is the dive computer that aims to ease the reading all the dive profile data. The large display shows all the main information in one view, with clearly readable and distinct characters. Contrast and brightness can be adjusted, as well as the light mode (automatic or manual) and the backlight time (from 2 sec to 60 sec).The display measures 4 x 4.7cm and is protected by a sturdy rubber housing. Total dimensions of the dial is 6.7 x 7cm. SEAC Screen operates in 3 main modes: Scuba, Gauge and Freedive.In Scuba mode, the dive profile is completely managed according to the Bühlmann ZHL-16C decompression algorithm. It supports the management of 1 or 2 mixes (air, Nitrox and other mixes with O2 up to 99%), notifying the user at the most suitable time to change the mix. It has sound alarms and warning lights in case of violation of the decompression stop, excessive ascent speed and exceeding the maximum depth allowed for all mixes in use.In Gauge mode, the SEAC Screen computer displays depth gauge and stopwatch for fully independent dive management for more experienced divers.In Freedive mode, freedivers can view surface intervals and dive times, current depth and maximum depth reached during the session.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2024
I have around 55 dives with this computer and there are pros and major cons:Pros: big screen, easy to read in some environments, and seems to be solid. So it can take some punishment.Cons: it is very conservative, which severely limits your bottom time compared to other dive computers. It doesn't come with a cord to transfer your dive data to a computer. Even when you buy it, the transfer doesn't work (I've reached out to SEAC with no response yet and others have had this issue too). It doesn't have Bluetooth capability and doesn't have a color screen. It is functionally awkward when going through the modes and dives. Bizarre design!This is an entry level computer, and it falls short in so many ways.
Jay M. Hatin
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2023
Be aware that this console needs a seac connection cord (NOT INCLUDED) to be able to attach it to your computer.
Escapemax
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2023
Hi all. I purchased one about a year ago. So far I have Broken 3 within the First Year. How? Swimming in a Pool. 1st was Locked Up. Showing a Depth of 7' while on the Pool Deck. Replaced. The 2nd? Same thing. Showing 5' on the Deck. Replaced by SEAC. 3rd? Only Functions as a Watch when I press a button. No Auto On in Freedive Mode. Sent it back for Warranty. And like the previous review about Connecting to PC, Mine Rebooted each time. Never transfering the Logs. SEAC blamed it on a "Driver". Running Win 10. My Win 11 Laptop doesn't see it. I have Zero Faith in this for Open Water.
Mauricio Cadavid
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2023
As a new diver I wanted to have my own dive computer. Did a little research and read all the reviews and after all, I chose this one. So far I have 6 dives and I can tell you it's just great. Does everything on its own. Just put it on. And go diving. It activates automatically and gives all the info in a big screen all the time. It even does the safety stop on its own. All you have to do as a diver is watch. It tells you everything. Would recommend it to anyone looking for a simple and very useful and readable dive computer.
Steven
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2022
watch will not connect to PC , working with seller to fix issue, will update results,have made several attempts to company , keep getting blown off
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