User changeable Dual Algorithm - Pelagic DSAT (Spencer/Powell data basis) or Pelagic Z+ (Buhlmann ZHL-16C data basis) - Gives the diver the ability to select a conservative or liberal algorithm to fit their diving needs
Nitrox Programmable (21-50%)
2 Gas feature (2 nitrox mix 21-100%)
Manual and Water activation
Audible & Flashing LED alarm
Backlight for Night Diving
Deep Stop and Safety Stop function with countdown timer
Rating: fantastic!!
Reviewer: AHMED A., - View all my reviews
pro:great wrist computer, very easy to read and adjust.
the dual algorithm and conservative factor gives the diver flexibility to choose how conservative he wants to dive for example if your solo diving or diving in a new area maybe you want to be more conservative and choose Z+ algorithm whereas if your diving in the usual spot choose DSAT.
unfortunetly, i only found the dual algorithm in Oceanic computers!
cons: no tank pressure
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150 out of 294 people found this review helpful.
Rating: everything watch
Reviewer: Matthew S., - View all my reviews
Great watch, SO easy to read and see everything. all the info you want except for tank pressure is there. Best computer i have owned
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5 out of 9 people found this review helpful.
Rating: Oceanic Veo 3.0
Reviewer: Scott Arquilla,
i decided to replace my (very) old orca skinny dipper mark ii, as i recently decided to take up diving after a decade long sabbitcal. while the instruction book was lengthy, it was easy to set up the veo 3.0. one of the great things about the skinny dipper was its easy to read display. i was intent of getting another with a good display as i am 58 years old. i was not disppointed in the least. even at 100 feet, the display was easy to read even without the backlight.
i just recently ordered the usb oceanlog v2 cable so i can download all of the dive information. id suggest every buyer do the same thing.
in a nutshell a great dive computer!
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Rating: Oceanic Veo 3.0
Reviewer: Steven K.,
Im quite happy with my Veo 3. Its my first computer. Its easy to use and I havent had any issues with it.
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Rating: veo 3.0
Reviewer: tiberius t.,
easy to use. very intuitive. easy to read during night dives. much prefer it to my previous dive computer.
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Questions and Answers for Oceanic Veo 3.0 Air / Nitrox Computer:
jeff:
i need to verify that the veo 3.0 is a nitrox / air computer and that audible alarms will sound if i ascend too fast of near the limits of a ndc dive? also, if i should exceed depth limit for p02, will an alarm sound. i bought the veo 1.0 and it is lacking the backlight and audible alarms.
jeff w wal
Clarke (Certified Scuba Instructor at Scuba.com)
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Hello Jeff, Thank you for your inquiry! Yes, the veo 3.0 is a nitrox / air computer has an audible alarms, will sound if you ascend too fast of near the limits of a ndc. And you have the capability of changing your own settings to meet your needs. http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-17/009267/Oceanic-Veo-3.0-Air-Nitrox-Dive-Computer.html Thank you for your order! If you would like to place an order, please contact one of our certified Dive Instructors at SCUBA.com by calling 800-247-2822 <> 949-221-9300 or e-mail us at: info@scuba.com
Tucker:
What is the ease of this computer? My wife has the 1.0 and it not easy to get to your service intervals or last dives. I have the veo 100 and it automatically goes into your service intervals and fly tim. how doers this one work? Do you have to hold buttons for a certian amount of time to get into these readings? such as your allowable bottom time.
Bob (Certified Scuba Instructor at Scuba.com)
:
Each computer has its own little intricacies in regards to remaining bottom time, dive time and the entire assortment of background information that is available. In general the 2 button computers are always going to be easier to access the back ground screen than a 1 button computer. They allow you to scroll between menus then select the category or information you choose.
Marc:
My wife and I are infrequent divers, probably 20 dives per year. Both of us have older computers that will not work with nitrox. We are looking for inexpensive basic dive computers that are easy to ready both during daylight and nightime diving. I currently dive with an inexpensive Aeris computer and she an older model Uwatec (big rectangular thing). Any recommendations?
Bill (Certified Scuba Instructor at Scuba.com)
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This is a great choice for the functions and value.
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veo 3.0 
