Scuba Pro - Reviews and experiences

As someone who's spent a lot of time teaching scuba, let me tell you that the gear I got not too long ago is really top quality. It's well-made, well-designed, and tough as nails. And the fact that it's easy to get fixed up if something goes wrong is a big bonus. I've seen a lot of dive shops in Canada and the USA stocking this brand, which makes it super easy for me to grab any extra gear I might need. All in all, I'm really happy with what I picked up and would absolutely suggest it to any other divers out there!

Yeah, so I got this really cool dive computer a little while ago and let me tell you, it's been awesome! I've had it for 7 years now and haven't had any issues with it at all. I just changed the battery after 7 years, no big deal. The only downside is the bracelet, it broke after about a year or a year and a half. It's kind of frustrating because the computer itself is amazing. I mean, why wouldn't they make a better bracelet for such a high-quality piece of equipment, right? Oh well, at least the computer is easy to use and has nice big letters that make it easy for me to see underwater. All in all, I'm pretty happy with it.

Hey there, so I've been diving for quite some time now and I recently bought a new dive computer from a legit store in Hong Kong. Bummer though, 'cause not long after getting it, the wrist strap started falling apart on me. Super irritating and disappointing, especially since this brand is known for making tough and dependable dive gear. I did some digging and found out that they're now making these dive computers in Indonesia, not Switzerland like before. This change kinda worries me about the quality and durability of their products. I've heard about others having the same issues, with straps breaking often and no warranty coverage. Honestly, not cool for a brand that used to be all about top-notch dive gear. I'm pretty let down and would urge anyone thinking of getting Scuba Pro stuff to do some serious research first.

I recently bought a dive computer with a heads-up display, thinking it would be top-notch for my underwater adventures. But, turns out it's not great at all. The air integration feature keeps failing, so I can't rely on it for my tank levels when I'm underwater. The alarms are too quiet to be useful, and if the battery dies, I have to go through the hassle of sending it in for a reset. The display itself is hard to see clearly, which just adds to the frustration. I'm really disappointed with my purchase and have decided to sell it and get a more reliable dive computer instead. I'd recommend that others avoid this particular HUD, it's just not worth the money.

This Nova Scotia semi-dry suit is just terrible. The neck seal ripped the first time I tried to put it on and Scuba Pro blamed me for it. Every time I tried to get it over my head, it just tore even more. My husband had the same problem with his suit. Initially, it kept the water out, but after a year and a half, the seams started coming apart and now there are huge leaks. The middle part completely fell apart and now it can't even hold any water in. It's really disappointing how bad the quality turned out to be.

So I picked up this dive watch and I was so pumped to try it out 'cause I'm all about exploring underwater and checking out all the cool marine life. But man, can you believe it? That dumb watch conked out on me after just a bit of use! I was careful with it and everything, but it still gave up on me. Like, what the heck? I'm so let down and I definitely won't be getting another one from that brand. Crazy, right?