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In this 2025 review we're diving into into the Shearwater Peregrine, Peregrine TX and Perdix 2 Ti dive computers to help those new to Shearwater models make the right choice. It's up to you to decide which best suits your needs and diving style, whether one is worth twice the price of the other, but we're hoping to raise the right questions for an informed choice.

Today, we're diving deep (pun intended) to compare two feature-packed handheld primary dive lights: the newly released (2025) Orcatorch D920 and the tried-and-tested Shark Artemis. Whether you're a serious recreational diver or a seasoned technical diver, having a reliable light source underwater (especially in UK conditions) is crucial. A powerful and reliable dive torch will make such a difference to what you see and how you feel.

The new Orcatorch D920 promises to be popular with serious recreational and technical divers as an alternative to corded canister torches. With runtimes ranging from 1.5 to 35 hours and a brilliant 5000-lumen turbo output, this 6500K light incorporates magnetic charging, 4 light modes, LED power monitor, low power protection and mode memory function.

Suex defines its NEW VR SERIES Underwater Scooters as a testament to its past, a reflection of its passion, and a promise for the future. As a global leader in Diver Propulsion Vehicle (DPV) manufacturing, SUEX has been pushing beyond limits in this field since the 1990s. This year, it has developed 3 models based on the same body with interchangeable battery cones. We review all three of these.