Scubapro Launches Aladin 100 Dive Computer
The new wrist-worn dive computer is priced at a suggested £219 and offers nitrox support, Bluetooth log transfers and a user-replaceable battery.
Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Aquariums
Scubapro has released the Aladin 100, a dive computer with a suggested retail price of £219. The device features a large backlit display, two-button controls and nitrox support up to 50 percent.
Why it matters
The release adds a mid-priced option to the dive computer market, with features such as wireless log transfer and a replaceable battery aimed at recreational divers. Its pricing and feature set may appeal to divers seeking capable equipment without a premium cost.
The Aladin 100 carries a suggested retail price of £219 and is powered by a user-replaceable AA battery providing over 300 hours of dive-mode use with the backlight on. Scubapro's specifications list nitrox support up to 50 percent, but the figures come from the manufacturer and have not been independently verified.
The players
Scubapro
Scubapro is a diving equipment manufacturer that produces regulators, dive computers and other underwater gear for recreational and professional divers.
The details
The Aladin 100 features a large, easy-to-read display with backlight and a simple two-button control system. It mounts on the wrist with either a quick-adjust bungee strap or a traditional strap, and includes a pre-installed screen protection foil.
Timeline
Scubapro released the Aladin 100 on 3 November 2026.
Culture Shift
The Aladin 100 extends Scubapro's LogTRAK 2.0 system, which links dive computers to wireless log transfers, into a lower-priced wrist-worn unit. This reflects a broader move among dive equipment makers to bring digital logging features that were once confined to premium models into more affordable products.
Recreational divers considering a dive computer can compare the Aladin 100's £219 price and replaceable AA battery against other models in their budget. The wrist-mounted design with a choice of straps lets divers choose the fit that suits their dive style.
The takeaway
Divers comparing dive computers should check the battery type, nitrox range and log-transfer options against their own diving needs. A replaceable battery and wireless log export can reduce ongoing costs and simplify record-keeping.
Further reading
For more on the gear and care side of this hobby, see the Aquariums section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Divernet.
