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# Wrist-watch form factor Wireless tank pressure support Bühlmann ZHL-16c algorithm TERIC DIVE COMPUTER

**Brand:** shearwater
**Price:** € 2282.17
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌊 Dive Smart, Dive Connected — The Future of Underwater Tech on Your Wrist!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** TERIC DIVE COMPUTER by shearwater
- **How much does it cost?** € 2282.17 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.gr](https://www.desertcart.gr/products/270568898-teric-dive-computer)

## Best For

- shearwater enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted shearwater brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Precision Dive Data:** Advanced Bühlmann ZHL-16c algorithm with customizable Gradient Factors ensures ultra-accurate decompression management.
- • **Compact & Durable Design:** Sleek wrist-watch form factor crafted from stainless steel, combining ruggedness with everyday wearability.
- • **Versatile Gas Compatibility:** Nitrox and Trimix ready, empowering you to explore deeper and longer with confidence.
- • **Lightweight & Travel-Friendly:** At just 40 grams, it’s the perfect companion for the modern diver on the go.
- • **Seamless Wireless Integration:** Supports optional wireless tank pressure transmitters for real-time, hassle-free monitoring underwater.

## Overview

The Shearwater Teric is a cutting-edge wrist-watch style dive computer featuring the trusted Bühlmann ZHL-16c decompression algorithm with customizable Gradient Factors. It supports wireless tank pressure transmitters for seamless data integration and is compatible with Nitrox and Trimix gases. Crafted from durable stainless steel and weighing only 40 grams, it offers professional divers a compact, reliable, and versatile tool for advanced dive planning and safety.

## Description

NOW AVAILABLE IN BLUE AND SILVER Is it a watch, is it a dive computer, is it air integrated...It’s all three. Introducing the NEW Teric Air Integrated dive computer from our friends at Shearwater Research. The newest addition to their dive computer lineup boasts a full color high resolution AMOLED display, multiple dive modes, including their new Freediving mode and connectivity for up to 2 transmitters to name a few features. Now let's talk about durability. The Teric utilizes a scratch resistant Sapphire crystal window and 316 stainless steel bezel and buttons. With these materials they have created a rugged watch that will stand up to the harshest dive conditions, and look good doing it. What else could they pack into such a small package, how about wireless charging? That is just what they did! The Teric has a wirelessly charged battery with a five (5)+ year rated life span, and includes a wireless charging stand. With AI enabled, the Teric will run 30+ hours in dive mode, and 50+ hours in watch mode, all on a single charge. How about the features when you're not diving? The Teric looks just as good out of the water. It has multiple watch faces, up to 15 customizable color options, and Shearwater offers multiple band colors to match your style. The Teric will also work with any third party 22mm watch band, to make your custom look options endless. Make sure to keep track of your time with the Teric’s programmable timers, alarms and stopwatch, you can even customize the audible and vibration alerts. After the dive you can download and display your dive information with the Teric’s Bluetooth Smart technology, to log your dives and track your dive profile. Modes OC REC - 3 gas nitrox recreational computer OC TEC - Multi gas, trimix decompression computer CC/BO - Closed circuit fixed PPO2 Gauge - Bottom timer with stopwatch and dive logging Freediving - Configurable sampling rates and alarms Watch - To calculate the time until y..

Review: The Teric is our third dive computer. It is a game-changer. I was using an Oceanic Atom 3.0 -- nothing wrong with it all, and my wife was using a Oceanic VT 4.0, both AI. However, my wife was having difficulty reading the numerals as she uses reading glasses. Enter the Teric. She saw a fellow diver's on a live aboard, looked at it underwater and could clearly see the numbers on the display, the colors of which can be changed to many other colors. So I bought one for her. Then when I saw it, I had to buy one for myself too, so I wouldn't have equipment envy for our month long trip to the Red Sea. Having used it for a week of diving -- about 33 dives so far, I can safely say that this is a game-changer. First, the display is fantastic, with a "big" display which shows three rows of info, or "standard," which shows four rows, two of which are customizable with different info. She could easily read her computer underwater, and she changed the different information from standard white to purple, green and yellow. the brightness can be adjusted to high, medium, low or off. Night dives, low or medium was great. Day dives, I found medium was great, although she liked high. AI was a snap and it paired with my Oceanic transmitter with no problem. The watch face is also customizable with different displays and colors. Second, the menu settings are a snap to set. Tired about digging through all sorts of obscure settings to change your gases from air to nitrox? No more. The menu settings are intuitive, and you just scroll to gases, where you can program up to five different gases and with between them. Piece of cake. I set one on nitrox 32% and one on air at 21%, and it is a snap to switch between them. I also love the fact that it is easy to change what is displayed on the home screen and in what colors, although it is simple to scroll underwater between the five screens and get as much info as you could ever want underwater. I also turned off the beeping alarm and just use the vibrate, which was nice and strong, especially for the safety stop. Nice feature is that it clearly displays "safety stop" in green and if you drift lower than about 23 ft., it pauses and then resumes when you ascend a little. I also like how it displays "safety cleared" in blue when finished -- just cool little features. I also like that it displays ascent rate numerically and in arrows, which change to yellow and red if you are ascending too fast. Again, a nice little touch. I customized the standard display to show the time remaining underwater, which I use to additionally monitor my air consumption, although you can also display air consumption as PSI per minute as well. You can monitor both your and your buddy's air as well as it will track two transmitters at once. There are many other features for the rebreather and tech diving set, but I don't need those. One chard lasts about two-three days of 4-5 dives a day -- about four or five hours of diving and surface time. It comes with a wireless charging cradle which can give a full charge in 1.5 hours on "Quick Charge" and 4 hours or so on regular charge. There are many other features to this fantastic dive watch, but those are the key ones that I have used to date. Note that according to shearwater, it already has a scratch guard installed. In fact, the only thing that I did not absolutely love about this with was that it displays "TTS". which is "time to surface," which to me is a completely worthless statistic, but cannot be moved from the home screen. Minor. The Shearwater comes with its own dive log software which pairs over bluetooth with the dive computer and downloads the info to your laptop or phone. It has a few bugs that could be better, but you can simply and wirelessly get all of your dive information, take notes on the dive, problems that you had, etc. You can also export those files to Diverlog, but I haven't tried that yet. All told, it is a pricey computer, but color display, menu, ease of use . . . Let's face it. Your dive computer is the most important part of your gear, and the Teric is the most amazing and well thought out dive computer that I have seen. I highly recommend it. I haven't dropped mine, so I can't opine on it's durability, but after 30 dives with it, both of us are in love with our new Terics!
Review: It is not up to me to say why the Shearwater Teric ia what it is. :)

## Features

- Nitrox Trimix decompression dive computer in wrist-watch form factor
- Bühlmann ZHL-16c algorithm with configurable Gradient Factors
- Supports optional wireless tank pressure transmitters

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Color | BLACK |
| Height | 3.25 inches |
| Length | 5 inches |
| Weight | 0.8 Pounds |
| Width | 4.5 inches |
| lamp-type | Diving Electronics |
| Material Type | Stainless Steel |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Brand | Shearwater |
| Manufacturer | Shearwater |
| Item model number | 15035 |
| Product Dimensions | 12.7 x 11.43 x 8.26 cm; 40 Grams |
| ASIN | B07DCPSD44 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Shearwater
- **Material:** Nylon
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 12.7 x 11.4 x 8.3 centimeters
- **Item weight:** 40 Grams
- **UPC:** 628242090025 819014024670

## Images

![TERIC DIVE COMPUTER - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51gA9VuMyvL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can I replace the bezel on my Teric?**
A: No. Replacing the bezel would be prohibitively expensive as the blue sapphire glass is permanently bonded to the bezel and the AMOLED screen. If you're looking for ways to personalize your Teric, you can purchase coloured watch straps.

**Q: Is the Teric screen scratch proof?**
A: The Teric screen is made of sapphire crystal which is one of the most scratch resistant material that can reasonably be used as a watch window. However, sharp impacts can still result in scratches

**Q: How often does the rechargeable battery in the TERIC need to be replaced?**
A: The typical battery life is 5 years.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by S***A on 8 June 2019*

The Teric is our third dive computer. It is a game-changer. I was using an Oceanic Atom 3.0 -- nothing wrong with it all, and my wife was using a Oceanic VT 4.0, both AI. However, my wife was having difficulty reading the numerals as she uses reading glasses. Enter the Teric. She saw a fellow diver's on a live aboard, looked at it underwater and could clearly see the numbers on the display, the colors of which can be changed to many other colors. So I bought one for her. Then when I saw it, I had to buy one for myself too, so I wouldn't have equipment envy for our month long trip to the Red Sea. Having used it for a week of diving -- about 33 dives so far, I can safely say that this is a game-changer. First, the display is fantastic, with a "big" display which shows three rows of info, or "standard," which shows four rows, two of which are customizable with different info. She could easily read her computer underwater, and she changed the different information from standard white to purple, green and yellow. the brightness can be adjusted to high, medium, low or off. Night dives, low or medium was great. Day dives, I found medium was great, although she liked high. AI was a snap and it paired with my Oceanic transmitter with no problem. The watch face is also customizable with different displays and colors. Second, the menu settings are a snap to set. Tired about digging through all sorts of obscure settings to change your gases from air to nitrox? No more. The menu settings are intuitive, and you just scroll to gases, where you can program up to five different gases and with between them. Piece of cake. I set one on nitrox 32% and one on air at 21%, and it is a snap to switch between them. I also love the fact that it is easy to change what is displayed on the home screen and in what colors, although it is simple to scroll underwater between the five screens and get as much info as you could ever want underwater. I also turned off the beeping alarm and just use the vibrate, which was nice and strong, especially for the safety stop. Nice feature is that it clearly displays "safety stop" in green and if you drift lower than about 23 ft., it pauses and then resumes when you ascend a little. I also like how it displays "safety cleared" in blue when finished -- just cool little features. I also like that it displays ascent rate numerically and in arrows, which change to yellow and red if you are ascending too fast. Again, a nice little touch. I customized the standard display to show the time remaining underwater, which I use to additionally monitor my air consumption, although you can also display air consumption as PSI per minute as well. You can monitor both your and your buddy's air as well as it will track two transmitters at once. There are many other features for the rebreather and tech diving set, but I don't need those. One chard lasts about two-three days of 4-5 dives a day -- about four or five hours of diving and surface time. It comes with a wireless charging cradle which can give a full charge in 1.5 hours on "Quick Charge" and 4 hours or so on regular charge. There are many other features to this fantastic dive watch, but those are the key ones that I have used to date. Note that according to shearwater, it already has a scratch guard installed. In fact, the only thing that I did not absolutely love about this with was that it displays "TTS". which is "time to surface," which to me is a completely worthless statistic, but cannot be moved from the home screen. Minor. The Shearwater comes with its own dive log software which pairs over bluetooth with the dive computer and downloads the info to your laptop or phone. It has a few bugs that could be better, but you can simply and wirelessly get all of your dive information, take notes on the dive, problems that you had, etc. You can also export those files to Diverlog, but I haven't tried that yet. All told, it is a pricey computer, but color display, menu, ease of use . . . Let's face it. Your dive computer is the most important part of your gear, and the Teric is the most amazing and well thought out dive computer that I have seen. I highly recommend it. I haven't dropped mine, so I can't opine on it's durability, but after 30 dives with it, both of us are in love with our new Terics!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by V***V on 18 January 2023*

It is not up to me to say why the Shearwater Teric ia what it is. :)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by L***R on 26 May 2022*

How to fall in love with your scuba lifestyle over and over again. It is not just a dive computer, it's a piece of art and soul. Beyond words, fish and bubbles. Dived in the Maldives and everyone I met, wanted to chat about this watch. Worth every shekel you'll pay for it. Will last a lifetime. With its air transmitter, you'll be a scuba king!

## Frequently Bought Together

- Shearwater Research Teric Color Wrist Dive Computer
- Shearwater Research Teric Screen Protection Kit
- Shearwater Research Swift AI Transmitter

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