Review: Halcyon Symbios Handset Dive Computer As part of its new Symbios lineup, Halcyon Dive Systems has released its first-ever dive computer: the Halcyon Symbios Handset. Known for their high-quality dive gear, Halcyon entering the computer market raised some expectations—and I was eager to see if the Symbios lived up to the brand’s reputation. Thanks to Fjords Underwater Explorers, I had the opportunity to borrow a unit for long-term testing. Over several weeks, I’ve dived with it in cold water conditions, both fresh and saltwater, and here are my detailed impressions. Build & Form Factor The Symbios Handset is impressively built—sleek, durable, and extremely low-profile. Compared to other high-end units like the Garmin Descent X50i and the Shearwater Perdix 2, it is significantly lighter and slimmer, which improves comfort and reduces snag risk underwater. 💡 Display The 2.4-inch display with 320x240 resolution is bright, high contrast, and easily readable even in direct sunlight.

Halcyon Vector Pro Fins – A Surprising Evolution in Technical Dive Gear I bought my first pair of Jetfins just before the turn of the millennium, and for the better part of two decades, the only dilemma I’ve had when replacing them has been whether to stick with black (because, let’s face it — black is more streamlined) or go wild with a new color. That was, until Halcyon Dive Systems released their very first fin: the Halcyon Vector Pro. I first spotted them at Area9 Mastery Dive Center in stunning Bonaire, and after seeing them pop up at a few other locations, I decided it was time to give them a go. Just for the record — this is not a paid review. I bought the fins myself, I dive them regularly, and they’re staying in my gear bag. The Challenge: Standing Up to the Jetfin Legacy Halcyon didn’t pick an easy category for their first fin. Jetfins are, quite frankly, iconic. They’re simple, nearly indestructible, and their stiff blade delivers power in every kick. They also have excelle