You can deactivate the dive computer functionality, which makes it possible to use the watch for any kind of water activity, like snorkeling, without switching decompression calculations on and confusing the dive computer. The Interface is available also with Bluetooth connectivity for connecting the device to the smartphone. In dark waters, you appreciate the backlight, which you can easily turn on when diving with a dry suit. The first time a diver picks the computer up, and an edge-to-edge, high-definition screen gives large numerical displays in a computer that is still compact and travel-friendly. The Donatello Console 2 has been designed to fit the new Donatello Cressi Dive Computer in a modern console, which differs in form, size, and weight of similar products on the market.

The Donatello lets you adjust the algorithm to make it more conservative if you’re at a heightened risk of DCS.The wristband is made from lightweight thermoplastic polyurethane rubber and features a stainless steel buckle making it very durable. The Cressi Donatello Dive Computer is an underwater and freediving computer that is also suited to other water activities, as there is the option to deactivate the dive functions, avoiding unnecessary alarms whilst snorkeling or swimming. Spearfishing Limited trading as Spearfishing UK, a company established in England and Wales under Company no. However, with the Donatello, a quick battery change will have your computer back up and working in no time. The instruments are arranged on a slight tilt, which further improves the design and allows for greater readability of the same.

There’s also an edge-to-edge, high-definition screen that features large numbers, which is helpful for those of us who are starting to have trouble seeing close-up (ahem). Personal data is processed with automated means for no longer than is necessary to achieve the purposes for which it has been collected. Two connection points- one up top for a clip or bungee, and wide loops on the back for connection to any strap. Finally, the Donatello comes with a printed quick guide to getting the computer set up, with a full downloadable manual available as well.As well as taking into account the adjusted conservatism and altitude settings, the Donatello is capable of handling repetitive dives. The Leonardo, Donatello, and Michelangelo all feature Cressi’s “one-button” navigation system, which makes this a great computer for those of us who want no muss and no fuss.

The instrument is housed in a small, modern shaped console, made from polycarbonate and desmopan, two materials that guarantee protection from shocks and scratches and which, at the same time, are very light. The Donatello resembles most of Cressi’s other computers, including the Goa and Giotto, which I’ve used on and off for years. Specific security measures are implemented to prevent the data from being lost, used unlawfully and/or inappropriately, and accessed without authorisation. It’s got a black strap and features five different color choices for the ring around the display; I chose red. The features delivered in the Donatello are what you need in an entry-level or backup dive computer.This blog encourages comments, and if you have thoughts or questions about any of the posts here, I hope you will add your comments. In the dive computer market, the company already has a solid range of products from the entry-level Giotto to its most popular model, the Leonardo. This kit contains an adapter that you place over the Donatello, turning the computer into a Bluetooth device and allowing you to wirelessly connect to a PC, Mac, or smart device. The Cressi RGBM algorithm is an adaptation of Suunto’s model, which has a reputation for being quite conservative.