
Wireless air transmitters, screen protectors, straps, bungee mounts and charge cables to complete your setup.
The right accessories extend and protect your computer. The big one is a wireless transmitter, which adds tank pressure and gas-time-remaining to compatible wrist computers — but screen protectors, bungee mounts and spare charge cables matter too, especially on trips.
Check transmitter compatibility with your specific computer before buying. Each link opens a live Amazon or eBay search.

A colour or AMOLED screen is the most fragile — and expensive — part of a modern computer. A few dollars of bumper guard and a spare USB-C charge cable in your save-a-dive kit is cheap insurance against a scratched display or a flat battery on day one of a trip. Search the options above by your exact model.
The reviews and guides here are editorial information to help you compare models — they are not dive training or a substitute for proper certification. Always dive within the limits of your training, follow your computer's ascent rate and stops, and get formal instruction before technical, nitrox, trimix or rebreather diving.
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