Cressi Donatello - Adult Unisex Professional Underwater Wrist Computer for Diving in Air/Nitrox and Apnea

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During the warranty period, Cressi or a registered dealer will repair any defects relating to the design or workmanship of the Donatello or replace it free-of-charge. Decompression calculations can also be altered when you’re diving at altitude. The Donatello has four different altitude settings ranging from 0-2,297 feet (0-700m) to 7,874-12,139 feet (2,400-3,700m). Adjustable Alarms The Cressi Donatello has a high-contrast LCD display. It is easy to read even in sunlight. The segmented matrix interface with oversized letters helps the visibility factor. An elegant expression of simple, functional design, the Donatello is a must-have for divers entering the sport and for those who “just want to dive”. It is a completely modular, rugged computer with a wide UFDS display, which provides the proverbial ease of navigation and Cressi computer menus. It has complete Nitrox management, depth gauge mode, and a reset option.

Cressi not only features the wrist-mounted version of the Donatello but also has two console variants available. You can get the Donatello in a console mount with either two or three gauge options. We are going to compare between some dive computers. Extra or missing features are compared between them to understand the differences. After all, maybe one of these dive computers has something that’ll come in handy, unlike the previous model. Cressi Donatello VS Cressi Leonardo. Cressi Donatello VS Cressi Leonardo

Cressi Bluetooth Interface for Cressi Donatello & Michelangelo Dive Computers Features

Lastly, the Donatello has a significantly better battery life. You can expect the battery to last around twice as long as with the Leonardo. Both dive computers allow you to change the battery yourself. Isn’t it cool how scuba divers look when they are going scuba diving. Their sleek look makes you want to be a scuba diver who dives into the sea for a living or recreational purposes. However, there is some bit of science that is associated with diving. Science is one of the things that keep divers alive when they dive into war. The human body has a limit to the pressure the body can manage. Without adequate data about the water pressure, the human body can lose air, nitrox and be severely damaged. After trying on the computer and pressing the button a bunch of times, I decide I might peek at the manual after all. The computer features Air, Nitrox, Gage, and Freediving modes, but I’ll only use the first two. I’ll likely want to set a few alarms and a deep stop too. This scuba computer boasts a configuration system for altitude diving. It is complemented by the safety stop indicators, which alerts scuba divers of three to five-minute stops before their final ascent to the surface. Lastly, this freediving computer notifies you of a possible violation in maximum depth, ascent speed, and PPO2. These safety features make the Cressi Donatello Wrist Computer an all-around gear for watersports enthusiasts. Freediving Mode You use a dive computer by correctly reading the data provided in big digits on the dive computer screen. These data are: No Stop Limits

Air is the equivalent of setting Nitrox to 21% and a ppO 2 max of 1.2 bar. When selecting Nitrox, you are taken to a submenu in which you can define the percentage of oxygen in the mixture (O 2%) and the maximum value of oxygen partial pressure (ppO 2 max) for up to three breathing mixes. The maximum possible value for the ppO 2 max is 1.6 bar. The PO 2 is set by the manufacturer to the default value of 1.4 bar, for both air dives and Nitrox dives. Overall, the Donatello is extremely easy to set and very intuitive when it comes to doing so. It would be a great computer for a new diver, or one who didn’t want a complicated computer, like me. Functionality on the Donatello is great, but it’s probably not the computer for someone who’s planning lots of complicated dives. ProsThe Donatello also features a graphic display that shows the CNS oxygen toxicity levels which is useful for advanced divers making multiple EANx dives over several days. Personal and Altitude Adjustments

The device features a widescreen display and a straightforward menu that allows users to navigate the system hassle-free. Lastly, the one-touch button contributes to the wrist computer’s easy-to-use interface. Air/Nitrox Configuration The no stop limits allow you to make stops for air decompression when you are swimming up and the amount of time you need to stop. Time This fancy-looking watch-like computer is versatile as it can be used for several water-based activities and is easy to use with its two-button navigation. Although the Cressi Neon is on the cheap side, it can switch between gasses. In addition, it has four diving modes. There is the off, the nitrox, gauge and apnea mode. ProsA dive computer is a form of safety technology and a vital part of your scuba kit. It is a diving-assisted technology that provides accurate time diving data you need to execute a safe dive. When a person dives too deep, there can be severe damage to the body. The dive computer prevents this by calculating the dive depth and the time spent during diving to find the time to continue to dive safely. Q: How to use a dive computer?

The Mares Quad is simple to use. The four buttons that come with it and are adequately labelled allows for easy navigation. In addition, the large screen and deco dive display which displays data clearly, aids with underwater visibility. With the ability to see your dive time display, nitrox menu and icon for switching gas, you can feel safe when diving. When you now throw in the decompression dive organizer, you have a more than ensured memorable experience while diving. Pros The Donatello Scuba Diving Computer has very similar capabilities when you compare it to the Leonardo model. They even look quite similar when you hold them next to each other. Cressi designed the Donatello for use as a daily watch. The Donatello does keep proven and desired features found on the Leonardo. You have many alarms and warnings and the capability to reset the device to erase all history. This makes it an exciting option for dive shops that rent out dive computers.See the watch clearer than before. Also, on the constant alarms, which divers find annoying, you can now switch off alarms. If you don’t want to switch off alarms because of safety fears, you can adjust the alarms to when you want them to beep. Another noteworthy feature of the Cressi Donatello is its freediving mode, which displays essential elements, such as depth and temperature.