Product Comparison: Mares Smart vs Cressi Giotto
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- I bought this as an intermediate level dive computer for someone special. He loves to wear it as a generic watch as well as using it for diving.
- I'm a new diver and bought this for a trip to Key Largo. It worked great. Fairly easy to use and not too bulky.
- Extremely intuitive and easy to use. Much smaller than I expected. I ended up wearing it most all day every day without even thinking to take it off.
- I love the backlit feature and the ease of changing from Air to Nitrox mode.
- Not much larger than a large watch. Definitely much much better than a hockey puck.
- It's a well-constructed computer that is good for entry level divers, and supports multiple gas mixtures.
- I love this watch. It has made diving so much more fun and stress free. If you are looking for diving equipment to invest in, I definitely recommend this watch.
- And I will say it performed admirably. I took it off the coast of Columbia and dove to approximately 75 ft and it handled perfectly.
- Also the band on this computer is large. I'm a big guy and putting it around my wrist has a lot of overlap. No problems just information.
- The wrist computer is just the right size ... Easy to read and with a good wrist band.
- Two button operation is very intuitive, display is easy to read, reasonably good watch functionality
- A mid level device that is backlit, easy to read, costing less than 1/2 others -- easy to program and software can be updated readily
- The sound beep alarm when acending too fast can easily be heard. The display is easily visible under water.
- It really helped with my ascents by slowing me down, and keeping me at the proper depth.
- Nitrox compatable is nice. I've used it on 40+ dives and it's awesome.
- After getting Nitrox certified, I decided it was time to get a multi-gas computer and after some research and talking to the experts at the local dive shop, chose the Giotto.
- The interface is fairly intuitive and the three button controls make it easy to navigate.
- It lets you know how many minutes you need for your rest stop based on the depth of your dive, the water temperature, if you are ascending or descending too rapidly, etc.
- After a dive it displays the surface interval and saturation time, as well as a no-fly indicator.
- . They worked great! I loved the large display. Very user friendly.