Cressi · PRODUCT GUIDECressi DIGI 3 Computer Review
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Review
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DIGI 3 is a hose-connected dive computer that mounts to a regulator first stage through a high-pressure hose and displays tank pressure. Cressi identifies the Bühlmann ZHL-16C algorithm and user-configurable gradient factors.
Consider before buying
Confirm the supplied hose, connection, operating modes and complete manual. Configurable settings require understanding; they are not a shortcut to a suitable dive plan.
Our take
This is a different buying proposition from a wrist computer with a wireless transmitter. Compare where you want to read information and how the hose-mounted unit fits the rest of your equipment. The source alone does not establish better readability, gas-use prediction accuracy or overall safety than alternatives.
Specifications at a glance
- Equipment type
- Dive computer
- Format
- Hose-connected computer
- Tank pressure
- Direct high-pressure hose connection
- Algorithm listed
- Bühlmann ZHL-16C
A closer look at DIGI 3 Computer
Editorial profile written
Questions to settle before buying
Based on the equipment type in the researched profile.
- Does this exact model support the dive modes you need?
- Can you read the screen and operate the buttons with your normal gloves?
- Are the charger, transmitter and mounting accessories included or separate?
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We have not yet added independent review evidence for this entry. Manufacturer claims do not establish long-term reliability, value or a performance score.
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