Scubapro Dive Computers

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SCUBAPRO Dive Computers — The Galileo Legacy SCUBAPRO has been refining dive computer technology since debuting the dive industry's first analog decompression meter in 1966 — the conceptual ancestor of the modern dive computer. That heritage led to the Aladin Pro in 1987, the original Galileo line in 2007, and the genuinely category-defining Galileo HUD in 2019, the first mask-mounted, hands-free dive computer display in diving. Today the lineup spans accessible entry-level wrist computers through full-color, fully connected systems built for serious recreational and technical use. At DiveCatalog.com, we carry the current SCUBAPRO dive computer lineup as an authorized dealer. The SCUBAPRO Dive Computer Range Galileo 3 (G3) — Full-Color Watch-Style Flagship The Galileo 3 pairs a vibrant full-color display with a watch-style silhouette — genuinely wearable as an everyday timepiece, not just a dive instrument. Stainless steel housing supports diving to 300 meters, and a rechargeable battery provides up to 30 hours of dive time depending on settings. A rotatable stainless steel timing bezel with self-luminescent digits aids gauge-mode timing, and a built-in 3D tilt-compensated compass supports underwater navigation. Bluetooth and USB connectivity allow data transfer and firmware updates via LogTrak 2.0. Aladin A1 — Accessible Entry The Aladin A1 is built for new and casual divers — intuitive four-button navigation, a lightweight design, and a high-contrast black-and-white display that stays readable in challenging conditions. Supports single-gas Nitrox from 21% to 100% using the ZH-L16 ADT MB algorithm, with PDIS (Profile Dependent Intermediate Stops) computing intermediate stops based on actual nitrogen loading and breathing mixes rather than a fixed table. Rated to 120m with roughly 50 hours of dive log storage. Aladin ONE Matrix — Console Simplicity The Aladin ONE Matrix is a 2-gauge console computer using a new LCD display with a dot-matrix section, an upgraded algo