A computer with a micro OLED screen to place on your mask for hands-free use

Scubapro, with the Galileo HUD, has used all its expertise in computer diving instruments to offer us a device that allows you to view all your diving parameters on a micro Oled screen. This screen uses a « near-eye » optical system to create an image appearing at a virtual distance of about 1 meter. This allows […]

Scubapro, with the Galileo HUD, has used all its expertise in computer diving instruments to offer us a device that allows you to view all your diving parameters on a micro Oled screen. This screen uses a « near-eye » optical system to create an image appearing at a virtual distance of about 1 meter. This allows people suffering from presbyopia to consult their diving parameters without corrective lenses. It is equipped with an intuitive wheel that allows you to access all its functions and control them with one hand. Equipped with a practical device, you can lift its screen to move it out of your field of vision if necessary. The user has the choice between two algorithms and four diving modes (diving, apnea, depth gauge, and CCR). Compatible with the brand’s Smart transmitters for air management, it calculates the remaining dive time based on breathing effort. A digital compass and built-in GPS for surface navigation, 10,000-hour dive log memory, and Bluetooth connectivity demonstrate that Scubapro has certainly not forgotten anything to satisfy all potential users.Recommended retail price : 1,279 € (1,490 € with the transmitter).

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