As of this posting, I have 30 dives on my new LYNX. Have used locator, compass, Multi-diver air integration, and simple personal use. It is an incredible recreational computer. I wore my Oceanic OCS wristwatch style computer for every dive as well. All depths, temperatures, and logged dives, were duplicated accurately.
PROS:
-Compared compass on dives with Suunto SK-7. LYNX integrated compass is accurate from any position and very readable.
-Played a few games with locator. After a small learning curve, like holding the unit level, it worked amazingly well.
-I could read 2 other diver's air pressures from 60 meters away. Didn't have the opportunity to push that distance further, but signal was plenty strong.
-Buddy's gas pressure (starting with 3000 psi) is displayed in green above 1750psi, yellow from 1000-1750, and red below 1000.
-Display is clear and easy to read in various conditions, from 2' viz to night diving to broad daylight in clear water. Super helpful for aging eyes.
-Tapping through functions is quick and easy, even with thick gloves.
-Price is competitive with other wrist mount AI computers. In fact it beats most other wrist mount AI computers straight up on price, yet offers much more. The oLED screen in itself is unbeatable.
-Comes with both wrist band or bungies.
-Never lost a signal from transmitter. Can't say that about other wireless AIs that I've used.
-Liquivision has been a pleasure to deal with. They are helpful, enthusiastic, and brilliant.
CONS:
-As with all wrist mount AI computers, it is expensive and not for everyone.
-Black and white menu screen is hard to read underwater in low viz, high sunlight conditions.
-There have been a couple of bugs (computer wouldn't wake up once, and a locked screen) which were solved with softwear updates.
-No audible alarms.
-PO2 1.4 cannot be changed in Recreational mode.
Overall, it is my favorite dive computer that I have ever used. My business partner and his wife each bought one, and I'm buying one for my wife as well.
