instal the last version for apple Danger Scavenger

To set it up as your dive buddy, you'll need to download Oceanic’s app, Oceanic+, to your iPhone, first. While the Ultra is tough enough to wear deep below the surface of the water, for extended periods of time, it's not ready to be used as a dive computer right out of the box. I know diving and the equipment it takes to do it safely. I've worked as a Dive Master in the beautiful blue waters off the coast of Costa Rica and as an instructor on Vancouver Island, Canada, certifying divers in the frigid ocean.

I hold over 20 certifications from PADI and have, at least, 600 dives under my weight belt.

Why should we listen to you?Īt Reviewed, all of our opinions are informed by experience and data-even the underwater ones.īecause, in addition to writing for Reviewed, I'm also a Master Scuba Diver Trainer (MSDT). How well does it work compared to a conventional dive computer? As I'm the most qualified writer at Reviewed to find out, I decided to…find out. In fact, Apple was so certain of their new watch's aquatic capabilities that they paired with one of the biggest names in underwater tech-Oceanic-to transform the $799 wearable into a full-blown dive computer. The Ultra is rated for survival at depths of up to 328 feet (100 meters) under the water. However, until recently, taking an Apple Watch scuba diving was a sure-fire way to ensure that you'd return to the surface with an expensive paperweight strapped to your wrist: the hardware just isn’t designed to stand up to the pressures exerted on it at recreational diving levels-between 10 and 130 feet. This makes it a great companion for tracking your laps around a pool or for the occasional bit of snorkeling.

For the past few years, Apple's wearables, including the Apple Watch Series 8, have sported a water-resistance rating which, more or less, guarantees its survivability in water, up to 164 feet (50 meters) deep.

Instal the last version for apple Danger Scavenger