With its compact size and intuitive data display, the new Scubapro Aladin H (Matrix) is a sharp-looking and full-featured dive computer targeted to avid recreational divers looking for a convenient air integrated dive computer (DC). Featuring a metallic faceplate and easy-to-read segmented display on top and middle rows, and a matrix display on the bottom row, the Scubapro Aladin H's (Matrix) full air integration eliminates the need to carry a separate submersible pressure gauge. Add the on-board digital compass and you have an ultra-compact, full function, hose-attached dive computer.

The Scubapro Aladin H (Matrix) Computer uses a predictive multi-gas ZHL16 ADT MB algorithm accommodates three gases (21-100% O2). Fully air-integrated, the algorithm calculates remaining bottom time (RBT) and estimates workload based on breathing rate. PDIS (Profile Dependent Intermediate Stops) calculates an intermediate stop based on N2 loading, current and previous dives and breathing mixes for safer diving. Microbubble levels let you adjust the level of conservatism in the algorithm to match your experience level, age and physical conditioning. The computer has two Dive modes: Scuba and Gauge. Maximum operating depth: 394' (120m).

The Scubapro Aladin H (Matrix) has an altimeter, digital compass, displayed on matrix bottom row, active back light, has saltwater and freshwater settings and visual and audible alarms. The computer has an adjustable ppO2 from 1.0 and 1.6, and it can be set to off when not needed. The Aladin H also has a bookmark function, comes with a lens protection cap and a CR2450 user-replaceable battery rated for two years/300 dives. Dive logs can be stored and analyzed with a PC/Mac via new Bluetooth technology. Dive logs can be stored and analyzed via new Bluetooth 4.0 technology. Using the Bluetooth Low Energy (Bluetooth 4.0) feature divers can download their dives to iOS and Android devices that handle the Bluetooth Low Energy technology. For PCs and Macs that are not equipped with built-in Bluetooth Low Energy technology, the end user will have to buy a Bluetooth Low Energy USB dongle which is available on the market. Uwatec has tested and recommends the use of the following dongle: Bluegiga BLED112. The computers protector boot covers a quick-release fitting that enables you to separate the dive computer from the high pressure (HP) hose for easy post-dive data downloading, traveling, and safe storage. Computer has a two-button operation for easy navigation through the menu and comes with an owner's manual.