I just received mine from a buddy in England. Haven't dived with it yet but it sure is cute...
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I think it is marketed more as a gadget for people with too much money than anything actually useful, to be honest.
I brought one into the shop, it arrived a few weeks ago. I am skeptical, but will give it a try.
Basically for about the same price as a 2 gauge analog console, you get a digital version with a bottom timer and some other useful information in real time. Now, the question is how many divers are both content with analog rather than a computer, but can be switched to a digital version but still no computer. I suppose if used in tandem with a simple wrist computer that normally would be paired with an analog console, you gain the remaining airtime alerts that would normally require an air integrated computer.
I also bet we see a Cressi AI console built off this platform in the next couple of years - no insider info, just speculation.
I was thinking the exact same thing. I mean, how much space can more software take?
I threw away the stupid cover and just use a magnet to change the settings, which you do only once anyways.