Shearwater Research, a global leader in dive computer technology, has announced the launch of the Perdix 3, its toughest and most-capable full‑size dive computer to date.
Featuring a stunning 6.1cm ultra‑bright AMOLED display, the Perdix 3 delivers exceptional visibility, reliability, and versatility for divers across all levels and environments.
Engineered for demanding conditions, the Perdix 3 combines precision titanium construction with an armoured casing designed to protect performance‑enhanced electronics at depth. At the heart of the Perdix 3 is its vivid AMOLED display, protected by a toughened aluminosilicate glass lens that provides outstanding clarity and impact resistance. With four times higher resolution than previous models, the larger, brighter display significantly improves readability in all lighting conditions – from bright surface intervals to deep, low‑visibility dives.
“Perdix 3 represents our most refined balance of rugged engineering, advanced dive functionality, and user‑focused design,” said Jason Leggatt, CEO at Shearwater Research. “Every detail of this computer was developed to support divers as they progress their training and experience, while maintaining the reliability and simplicity Shearwater is known for.”
Designed for Performance and Ease of Use
The Perdix 3 introduces an updated user interface with intuitive menu navigation, allowing divers to access critical information quickly and confidently. Programmable quick‑change settings make it easy to switch between custom layouts and dive configurations, ideal for divers who alternate between different dive types or conditions.
With air integration support for up to four Shearwater transmitters, the Perdix 3 seamlessly scales from a diver’s first air‑integrated computer to a robust, advanced multi‑gas setup.
Enhanced Customisation
The new Big Layout option allows divers to switch between standard and giant font sizes, offering the easiest viewing experience ever available on a Shearwater dive computer.
Divers can also choose from 14 screen colour settings, creating thousands of possible combinations to optimise data visibility and personalise their dive experience.
