A large-screen recreational dive computer with optional wireless air integration, a digital compass and convenient wireless charging.
$1,399.00
The Dive360 Take
The Peregrine TX suits divers who want a roomy, easy-to-read display with cylinder-pressure information available on the same screen. Pair it with a compatible transmitter and the air integration becomes a useful part of an organised recreational setup.
Its two-button controls keep navigation straightforward, while the built-in compass is handy when working around a reef or finding your way along a planned route. Wireless charging rounds out a practical computer for regular local diving and travel.
If reading your gauges now involves stretching your arm out until your elbow files a complaint, the roomy display is a welcome touch. It gives your dive information space to stand out when your eyesight is not quite what it used to be.
The serious stuff
5.59cm full-colour LCD with 320 × 240 resolution.
Air, Nitrox, 3 Gas Nitrox and Gauge modes.
Optional air integration with up to four compatible transmitters using current firmware; transmitters are separate.
Three-axis tilt-compensated digital compass.
Two-button interface and vibration alerts.
Rechargeable battery with wireless charging station.
Up to 30 hours per charge at medium brightness; use affects runtime.
Bluetooth connection to Shearwater Cloud.
Manufacturer depth rating: 120m.
Why we like it
The big display is the main attraction, with air integration and a compass adding useful information without moving to a small watch screen. The simple controls are also welcome when you would rather concentrate on the dive than explore menus.
Who we recommend it to
Recreational divers wanting a readable colour screen, optional air integration and a digital compass, including those building their first complete regulator-and-computer setup.
