We are aware that in some rare cases the buckle tongue on the Suunto EON Core strap may be shorter than intended, which can allow the tongue to slip through the buckle when tightening the strap. This is not how the buckle is designed to function and does not meet the quality standards we expect from our products.
If you have faced issues with your Suunto EON Core strap, we recommend contacting Suunto Customer Support at support@suunto.com. The strap can be replaced under warranty.
The Swift GPS easily captures the coordinates of your dive site and it will be automatically added to your Dive Shearwater dive log once uploaded. Each dive entry and exit includes an interactive map, helping divers build a meaningful record of their adventures over time.
The Suunto Nautic dive computer features a 3.26‑inch high‑contrast AMOLED colour display and is rated for deep diving scenarios, including sidemount, technical and hybrid configurations. It supports air, Nitrox and trimix, allows for up to eight gas mixes, and provides full decompression planning for demanding dives. Wireless tank pressure monitoring with dual transmitters is included, enabling real‑time data for sidemount or twin‑tank setups.
The Suunto Nautic S is a watch-style dive computer designed for recreational and technical divers seeking advanced instrumentation in a streamlined format. It features a high‑contrast AMOLED display, an elastic textile strap suited for wear over exposure suits, and a rugged build tested for demanding environments.
The Shearwater Swift GPS is a compact transmitter designed to extend the functionality of any Shearwater air‑integrated dive computer by capturing surface GPS coordinates of dive entry and exit points and providing real‑time gas‑pressure data during the dive. The device supports a depth rating of 200 metres and operates within an ambient temperature range of +4 °C to +34 °C (with short‑term tolerance from ‑10 °C to +50 °C). Weight is approximately 135 g and dimensions are 76 mm (length) × 34 mm (diameter).
Do you remember the feeling when you first used a dive computer instead of tables? That freedom to follow your own profile and see bottom time and decompression in real time. Many divers are now experiencing that same sense of technological wonder again, but with an even smaller detail: the transmitter.
The small device that sits on the tank and sends pressure data directly to your dive computer has done something quite simple yet revolutionary. It has given us full control below the surface.
First dive with a transmitter
I remember my first dive with a transmitter. I was at a depth of 20 metres at a wreck outside Stockholm, visibility was decent, and I glanced at my wrist—172 bar remaining—all in one window on my dive computer.
The Scubapro Galileo 3 (G3) is a sophisticated wrist-mounted dive computer offering full-colour display in a styling reminiscent of classic dive watches. Intended for recreational, technical and CCR divers, the G3 combines robust construction with advanced functionality.
Housed in stainless steel with a rotatable timing bezel coated in self-luminescent markings and a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, the G3 is depth-rated to 300 m. It is powered by a rechargeable lithium battery offering up to 30 hours per charge in dive mode and stores up to 485 MB of dive data.
With a clear LCD display, multiple dive modes, Bluetooth connectivity and the reliable Bühlmann algorithm, it offers precision and user-friendliness in a compact design. Features such as Safety Stop+, two-button navigation and user-replaceable batteries make it ideal for divers of all levels.
The Sirius L has a clear LCD display with Chip-on-Glass technology, ensuring good readability even in poor visibility conditions.
Following the successful 2022 launch of the Teric Journeys Edition, Shearwater Research is excited to announce the next chapter in its Journeys series with the debut of the Perdix 2 Journeys Edition.
Drawing inspiration from the history of diving helmets and tools — this new edition features a bold bronze-coloured titanium bezel, combining rugged reliability with Shearwater’s fully-featured flagship Perdix 2 dive computer.
Richmond, British Columbia – May 31, 2025 – Shearwater Research Inc., a global leader in dive computer technology, has announced its expansion into the development and manufacturing of specialized dive equipment. The company unveiled the Shearwater Jetpack for Avelo diving last night at an industry event in Long Beach, California.