8 Dive Computers with Wireless Tank-Pressure Support
Wireless tank pressure can put more information on one screen, but the transmitter is often an additional purchase. Compatibility, supported transmitter count and display layout are the real comparison points. These models have documented wireless-pressure support; the hose-connected consoles are kept out of this list.
Updated · Manufacturer specifications and published review evidence
How we chose and ordered these picks
Clear recreational display choices lead, followed by watch-style and more specialised computers. The order is not based on an assumed accuracy difference between transmitters.
List position is an editorial recommendation, not a review score. The selection uses the documented features and limitations below. We have not personally tested this equipment. Verified publisher scores, where available, are shown separately and link to their evidence. Our catalogue is still being researched; inclusion does not mean a product has a completed scored review.
The shortlist at a glance
Choose a model to jump to its details. Compare the exact configuration before ordering.
The Peregrine TX combines a large rectangular colour display with wireless tank-pressure support and a tilt-compensated compass. It supports up to four optional transmitters and retains two-button operation, vibration alerts and wireless charging.
Display
2.2-inch LCD
Weight
125 g
Battery
Rechargeable; wireless charging
Wireless tank pressure
Yes; up to 4 optional transmitters
Digital compass
Yes
What to check
A transmitter is optional equipment: check the bundle before budgeting. Compare the larger display against the smaller Tern TX; both offer tank-pressure integration, but their shape and screen technology differ.
No verified independent overall score yet. Compare the specifications and limitations above.
A compact AMOLED dive computer that adds wireless tank-pressure monitoring and a tilt-compensated compass to the Tern format. It accepts up to four transmitters and supports air, nitrox, three-gas nitrox, gauge and freediving modes.
Display
1.3-inch AMOLED
Weight
100 g
Battery
Rechargeable; wireless charging
Wireless tank pressure
Yes; up to 4 optional transmitters
Digital compass
Yes
What to check
Check whether the seller includes a compatible transmitter. For a larger display compare Peregrine TX; for trimix and closed-circuit functionality compare Teric and check its mode requirements.
Published review score: 89/100★★★★★★★★★★4.45/51 rated publisher group(s) · not the position in this list
This Aqua Blue version of the EON Core is a compact colour-screen dive computer with a rechargeable battery. Suunto lists connectivity with its app and Tank POD pressure transmitter. The display-and-battery combination is its main distinction from watch-style computers such as the D6i Novo.
Display
Colour screen
Battery
Rechargeable
Pressure accessory
Suunto Tank POD compatible
Log connectivity
Suunto app
Finish
Aqua Blue
What to check
Check whether a Tank POD is included and which firmware and supported dive modes are installed. A compatible transmitter and a phone connection solve different jobs. Plan how you will recharge on a trip, and compare readability on your own wrist rather than assuming a colour display suits everyone.
No verified independent overall score yet. Compare the specifications and limitations above.
A dive computer and sports watch with a sapphire-covered AMOLED display, rechargeable battery and digital compass. It supports air and nitrox diving, freediving and wireless tank pressure through a compatible Suunto Tank POD.
Display
1.43-inch AMOLED
Weight
99 g
Battery
Rechargeable lithium-ion
Wireless tank pressure
Yes; optional Suunto Tank POD
Digital compass
Yes
What to check
The listed 60 m maximum diving operating depth differs from its 100 m water-resistance rating. Confirm the Tank POD bundle and the features available in your current firmware before buying.
Published review score: 80/100★★★★★★★★★★4.00/51 rated publisher group(s) · not the position in this list
The Perdix 2 is a rectangular dive computer with a 2.2-inch colour display, titanium bezel and piezoelectric buttons. A user-replaceable AA battery, vibration alerts and support for four wireless pressure transmitters are its practical distinguishing features. This is the Perdix 2, not the original Perdix or the newer AMOLED Perdix 3.
Display
2.2-inch colour display
Screen cover
Aluminosilicate glass
Battery
User-replaceable AA
Wireless tank pressure
Up to four compatible transmitters
Alerts
Vibration
What to check
Check the supplied battery type, compatible transmitters and package contents before comparing prices. DiveOtter’s review describes the screen material differently from Shearwater; the specification here follows the manufacturer’s aluminosilicate-glass description. Do not choose advanced diving modes solely because a computer provides them.
Published review score: 96/100★★★★★★★★★★4.80/51 rated publisher group(s) · not the position in this list
A watch-style dive computer with a sapphire window over its 1.39-inch AMOLED display. It combines wireless tank-pressure monitoring, a digital compass and audible or vibration alerts with recreational, trimix, closed-circuit bailout, gauge and freediving capabilities.
Display
1.39-inch AMOLED
Weight
120.4 g
Battery
Rechargeable; wireless charging
Wireless tank pressure
Yes; up to 4 optional transmitters
Digital compass
Yes
What to check
Its technical modes add complexity beyond a simple recreational computer. Compare the screen and controls with the Tern TX, and confirm the required training, transmitter and exact operating mode for your setup.
Published review score: 94/100★★★★★★★★★★4.70/51 rated publisher group(s) · not the position in this list
The Petrel 3 is a large rectangular computer with a 2.6-inch AMOLED screen, titanium bezel and replaceable AA battery. It supports vibration alerts and up to four wireless pressure transmitters. Its screen size makes it worth comparing with the smaller-display Perdix models when wrist readability is the main buying priority.
Display
2.6-inch AMOLED
Battery
User-replaceable AA
Bezel
Titanium
Wireless tank pressure
Up to four compatible transmitters
Variant check
Standalone versus wired CCR models
What to check
Petrel 3 is a family with standalone and rebreather-connected versions. Confirm the exact variant; a standalone purchase does not include a rebreather interface. A review of a wired CCR handset cannot establish the performance or compatibility of every Petrel 3 configuration.
No verified independent overall score yet. Compare the specifications and limitations above.
The D6i Novo Black is a watch-format dive computer with a steel case, a tilt-compensated 3D compass and optional wireless pressure integration. Suunto positions it as a robust wrist instrument. The compact watch layout makes it a different purchase from the larger colour-screen EON Core.
Format
Wristwatch
Case
Steel
Compass
Tilt-compensated 3D
Tank pressure
Optional compatible wireless transmitter
Finish
Black
What to check
Check the correct compatible transmitter instead of assuming every Suunto transmitter works across the range. Try the display and buttons with your mask and gloves, and establish battery-service arrangements before ordering. The Black configuration should not be confused with a separate Zulu strap package.
No verified independent overall score yet. Compare the specifications and limitations above.
Product research checked 2026-10-03. Specifications can change; confirm the exact model and package.
Before you buy
Match the exact transmitter family and firmware requirements.
Check how pressure is displayed alongside depth, time and decompression information.
Confirm which parts of a bundle are included and how transmitter batteries are serviced.
Take two or three suitable models from this list into a comparison, then remove any that fail your fit or compatibility checks. A lower position here can still be the better purchase for your setup. Check the product page for source dates and unresolved details before placing an order.
Will any wireless transmitter work?
No. Compatibility depends on the computer and transmitter system. The product details name the supported family where it has been verified.
A new dive computer should solve a specific problem: easier reading, tank-pressure display, a different battery arrangement or functions that match your training.
