Tired of your standard depth gauge only going to 300(100 meter) or 600(200 meters) feet? Or disappointed that you can't accurately capture that record setting free dive?

Well, you might want to check out the Liquidvision F1.

Most computers and bottom timers don't go very deep, mainly because they were designed with that thought that anyone would ever need to go that deep wouldn't be do so on purpose. However, now we have people breaking depth records, so it looks like it might have a market.

Anyway, it looks kinda cool, it has a OLED display, which is claims to be bright , visible at any depth and in all conditions. A sample rate of 4 seconds, which is a fancy way of saying that its accuracy will catch even the slightest change in depth. And is "future proof" due to it's user replaceable rechargeable battery and the ability to update the devices firm ware.

It's rated to 275 meters or 902 feet but it's claimed max recording depth is 500 meters or 1500 feet. Sounds really good.

So how much is all this cutting edge technology going to cost you? $749.00USD or $828CAD. Which is pretty step for a dive computer, let alone a depth gauge/bottom timer that doesn't calculate your decompression obligations for you.