Oceanic+ is available, but only for Apple Watch Ultra

It is the least hesitation that we can considerthe new Apple Watch Ultraas the best connected watch from the Californian giant. This is not only particularly robust but also equipped with features unavailable on other Apple wearables. This is particularly the case for Oceanic+, adive computerwhich clearly aims to replace your current equipment dedicated to the exploration of the seabed.

Until now, however, this platform was not yet accessible on the App Store. It is now done. To be able to use it, you will therefore need to have invested in the accessory sold for nearly a thousand euros in addition to having a compatible associated mobile. In other words, aiPhone running iOS 16at a minimum. The operating system can be installed on Apple's devices up to the first generation iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone SE.

Advantages of choice for scuba diving

Oceanic+ provides a lot of key information during diving sessions. Among these, we can notably cite a depth sensor based on data from the eponymous component of the Apple Watch Ultra, on a compass or on security alerts. Users can also use the tool to stay up to date withdecompression stops reached.

The Oceanic+ app isfreebut offers in-app purchases to go further. For pressure monitoring, among other things, you must opt for a paid plan. The price is set at 10.49 euros per month or 90.99 euros over a year. For very occasional athletes, it is also possible to choose a single activation for only 1.19 euros.

Sharing and statistics

Offering customizable dials andunique complications, the Oceanic+ app is perfectly suited to the big screen of the Apple Watch Ultra. This is forty-nine millimeters wide and protected by a sapphire crystal.whose robustness has already been demonstrated.

Internet users can also share the results of their diving sessions with friends, including for examplegeolocation dataor photos captured underwater. With this, detailed statistics are included to track its progress as you go.