Big-screen, multi-gas and rebreather-ready computers built for decompression, trimix and CCR diving.
Technical computers add what recreational units leave out: open-circuit trimix, multiple gas switches, constant-PO₂ rebreather modes and the large, unambiguous displays that serious decompression diving demands.
These are tools for trained technical divers. Get the appropriate certification before diving mixed gas, staged decompression or a rebreather. See the buying guide for how modes and algorithms differ.
A large-screen, AA-battery technical computer with full trimix and rebreather modes — a workhorse for serious decompression diving.
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The do-everything tech flagship: open-circuit trimix, CCR, gauge and recreational modes on one big, rugged display.
A more compact, lighter-weight technical AMOLED computer with air integration — much of the Perdix capability in a smaller body.
Watch-format technical computer with trimix and rebreather support, haptic alerts and a daily-wear design.
A full-colour technical computer with customisable displays, gas switching and wireless tank pressure via Tank POD.
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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