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 algorithm, and improved two-button navigation. An automatic Safety Stop feature supports safer ascents, and Nitrox compatibility spans 21–50% in 1% increments.
Luna 2.0 AI — Air-Integrated, Algorithm Flexibility
The Luna 2.0 wireless air-integrated computer (transmitter sold separately) features a large, high-contrast display with a bright LED backlight for clear readability in any underwater condition. Wireless air integration delivers true remaining bottom time estimates based on actual breathing workload, not just a fixed consumption rate. Supports three gases and Nitrox from 21% to 100%, with multiple algorithm options for personalized dive planning, oil-fill technology for reliable internal performance, and Bluetooth connectivity for dive logging and firmware updates.
Smart+ Pro Transmitter — Wireless Air Integration
Threads into a high-pressure port on your first stage, transmitting tank pressure and true remaining bottom time to a compatible dive computer's display — eliminating the dangling pressure hose entirely. Coded transmission technology prevents cross-interference between nearby divers' transmitters, and its compact design fits neatly on the first stage with versatile mounting options.
Choosing Your SCUBAPRO Computer
| Diver Type |
Recommended Computer |
Key Reason |
| New or casual divers |
Aladin A1 |
Accessible, intuitive interface; lightweight; high-contrast display |
| Divers wanting console simplicity |
Aladin ONE Matrix |
Straightforward 2-gauge console with automatic safety stop |
| Serious recreational and technical divers |
Galileo 3 (G3) |
Full-color display; 300m rating; built-in compass; everyday wearability |
| Divers wanting wireless air integration |
Luna 2.0 AI + Smart+ Pro Transmitter |
True remaining bottom time based on actual workload; no dangling hose |
Why Buy SCUBAPRO Dive Computers from DiveCatalog.com?
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Authorized SCUBAPRO dealer — genuine products, full manufacturer warranty
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Expert advice — our team can help you choose the right computer for your diving level and goals
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Fast shipping — in-stock items ship within one business day
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Financing available — for premium Galileo systems
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Rewards program — earn points on every purchase
Frequently Asked Questions — SCUBAPRO Dive Computers
What is PDIS on the Aladin A1?
Profile Dependent Intermediate Stops computes intermediate decompression stops based on your actual nitrogen loading and the gas mixes used during the dive, rather than relying on a generic fixed-stop table — a more individualized approach to ascent safety.
Do I need a separate transmitter for air integration?
Yes — the Luna 2.0 AI computer is sold without a transmitter. You'll need a compatible transmitter like the Smart+ Pro, threaded into your first stage's high-pressure port, to enable wireless tank pressure monitoring.
What does "true remaining bottom time" mean?
Rather than calculating remaining air based on a fixed average consumption rate, true RBT factors in your actual real-time breathing workload — giving a more accurate, individualized estimate of how much dive time remains based on how hard you're actually breathing.
Can the Galileo 3 be worn as an everyday watch?
Yes — its watch-style silhouette and stainless steel housing are specifically designed for genuine everyday wearability, not just use during dives.
Browse the full SCUBAPRO dive computer collection above and reach out if you'd like help choosing the right computer for your diving.
