Product Comparison: Cressi Leonardo vs Mares Puck Pro
General Specifications
Brand
Cressi
Mares
Model
Leonardo
Puck Pro
Origin
Italy
Italy
About the Products
The Leonardo is a must-have for divers entering the sport and for those who 'just want to dive'.Leonardo is the first computer designed, developed and produced in Italy by our owned subsidiary, Cressi Elettronica.
When Mares introduced the Puck Dive Computer on the market in 2008, it sent a shockwave rippling through the Industry: A super intuitive, easy to use, and full featured RGBM Nitrox computer at an extremely competitive price. Now Mares is doing it again.
Key Specs
Type
Watch
Watch
Algorithm
RGBM + Deep Stop (optional)
Mares-Wienke RGBM
Operating Modes
Dive, Gauge, Watch
Air, Watch, Nitrox
Depth Limit
393 ft.
492 ft.
What customers say about "Key Specs"
Cressi Leonardo Dive Computer
- I have just come from a dive into the Blue Hole in Belize where we dove at 40m depth (131ft) and it was my first dive so deep and using this computer made me feel more secure.
- I've only taken it on two dives (100ft and Nitrox) so far but I like it a lot.
- It's my back up and very in sync (time, depths) with my ScubaPro wisdom 3 console.
- I have used the computer on a couple dives to 80 feet and the depth and time were captured in the history as expected
- Used all through my technical course. It has a gauge mode and i asume it'd work well as a backup computer
Mares Puck Pro Wrist Computer
- During ascent, it displays the rate in feet/minute and has a bar graph display as well. If you exceed 30 ft./min (or 40 if you go beyond a certain depth), it beeps to warn you and you have to slow down.
- The rubber strap is a really good quality- not too stiff, not too sticky and with enough adjustment to fit over bulky suits.
- Computer starts either manually or automatically with submersion, a nice feature. Fairly nice display, well laid out for each mode.
- I just got it so haven't had a chance to use it. I did go through the settings, modes and features and it seems to be very straight forward in what it will do.
- Just completed a weekend dive trip with seven dives using this computer. It was an altitude dive in freshwater, 60' depth, and 73 degree water.
Size & Weight
Height
2.6 in.
2.33 in.
Width
2.6 in.
2.33 in.
Depth
1.06 in.
1 in.
Weight
4.76 oz.
11.2 oz.
Features
Display
1.73" UFDS display
1.5" matrix display
Backlight
Yes
Yes
Altitude Options
Preset altitude
Up to 12100 ft
Logbook Memory
60 dives, 75 hours
38 hours, 50 dives
Audible Alarms
Yes
Yes
Battery Type
CR 2430
CR 2450
Battery Life
3 years
200-300 dives
Extras
Adjustable PO2 of 1.0-1.6, FO2 adjustable between 21% and 50%, CNS oxygen toxicity graphic indicator, User-selectable deep stop function, Adjustable unit of measure, Single multifunction button
Nitrogen bar graph, Nitrox programmable (21-50%), Adjustable unit of measure
What customers say about "Features"
Cressi Leonardo Dive Computer
- This computer is pretty easy to use, with its single button interface.
- I set it up very fast, I could choose between metters or feet, celsius or farenheit, air or nitrox, safety factor (I used the default since I am a 'healthy' person) and other parameters that I never used.
- Screen is easy to read, back-lighting is sufficient, and the audible alarm is almost disturbingly loud, but it's an alarm!
- Once I got into de water, it was pretty easy to read (I have 1 point astigmatism in both eyes), with long press I turned the light on for a couple of seconds.
- Also the best features imho, are the heads up when I go up faster than I should do... it beeps and complains, in the safety stop it indicates easily the amount of remaining minutes.
- Cressi claims this watch can be used for free diving, but the ascent alarm still goes off even when Gauge mode is turned on.
Mares Puck Pro Wrist Computer
- PLANNER is awesome. Go there, and based upon your last dive, SI, desaturation time, etc., it tells you, once you scroll to the depth you intend to dive
- ALARMS are for rapid ascent (30 feet/minute), exceeding a safe pp02 for EAN dives, CNS=100% 02 toxicity, a missed decompression stop, and low battery during a dive.
- It's easy to use, the display makes sense and is readable and it doesn't inundate you with too much info.
- Underwater, the large face is very easy to read, and has a backlight if you push the red button.
- All the dive plan calculations, dive times, depth, alerts/alarms, temperature, altitude adjustments, safety stop timer, and digital readings were spot on.
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
2 year(s)
2 year(s)
Certifications
CE
CE
Other Information
Manufacturer
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