With an output of 12,000 lumens, the Scubalamp V6K is the brightest in the SUPE range. The 120° LED beam is meant for wide-angle video and stills photography and it is colour-balanced for daylight. Read more...

The special feature here is a sensor that can automatically adjust the intensity of the beam between 3000 and 300 lumens. Read more...

The £25 regulator case has a semi-rigid design to offer more protection against impact than soft bags, while the padded inner stops your life-support system rattling around in transit. Read more...

This watch-style air and two-mix nitrox dive-computer appears to brim with features. Read more...

These fins are designed to fit into an IATA carry-on bag for easy conveyance by air. Read more...

If its claimed underwater cruising speed of 20kph is accurate, the Amazea can outpace many a marine animal. Read more...

Ready to go full-face, but want to go on using your own regulator? The Spectrum from Ocean Technology Systems is said to be compatible with most second stages, and to offer comfort, including eliminating dry-mouth and jaw-fatigue, as well as a wide field of view. Read more...

The new Sport 3.0 wetsuit uses extremely soft and supple 3mm neoprene with a triathlon cut to provide exceptional freedom of movement, according to Scubapro. Read more...

Punching out 15,000 lumens at full power, the G15 Pro Plus burns at 4000 Kelvin for up to 55 minutes, says Divepro. Read more...

Anchor Lights claims that it is top-notch design and materials that set its lamps apart. Aircraft-grade aluminium is used for the light body, a lens designed for in-water use optimises beam focus and operation is via a patented switch. Read more...