BrianV
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Thanks, I'll have to see one in person and try it on. Next time I'm in Dallas I'll hit up Scubatoys.
Thanks Zak!
Thanks Zak!
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Zak OHara:sorry, the face plate on M2 is highly scratch resistant...
BarryNL:I'd second the quality of the screen. I assume its the same glass as the M1 and mine has 100 dives and only a couple of virtually invisible scratches on it. At this rate its going to take a few thousand dives before the screen damage becomes annoying.
Other than that though, I can't see much reason to upgrade to the M2 if you already have an M1 - it doesn't really seem to have anything useful extra. Sure the RGBM algorithm might be useful but you can also get this on an M1 and you should be able to find some good deals on the M1 RGBM once the M2 comes out. I know I picked up my standard M1 for a good price just after the launch of the RGBM model.
Realistically though, if you're doing the sort of diving which needs RGBM then you probably want to be looking for a computer with gas switching abilities and mixes to 100% O2 for a bit of future proofing. I know if I upgrade mine it will probably be to a VR3 (ouch, start saving now!).