Garmin Descent Mk2i, Watch-style Dive Computer with Air Integration, Multisport Training/Smart Features, Titanium with Black Band

I originally bought this to replace my Mares Nemo. This computer has a great algorithm and is easy to use on land and under water. The small profile makes it great as a daily wear. It also has the full functionality of other Garmin multi-sport devices and is a great way to monitor your training and performance.

I upgraded to this Garmin from a Fenix 5 because I am getting back into diving and I wanted one watch that did it all. And boy does it! Even if you are just using it as a dive watch, it is perfect! It's small enough to wear all the time, but big enough to easily see all your dive info underwater. The air integration is seamless and being able to track your buddies air level and consumption rate is so amazing!In addition to diving, you also have Garmin's full featured tracking of tons of other activities from running to biking to golf, all in one great looking watch!It's not too heavy, and while it does also do sleep tracking, I find it a bit bulky to wear to bed, but it does work. And the battery life is out of this world! I use it for GPS tracking my runs about 5 days a week, diving with air integration some weekends and I only have to charge it about once a week.

Another great Garmin product though it isn’t cheap! Dive computer and data collect was dead on and download to PC was a snap. Only wish I’d purchased the wireless tank monitor module when I ordered originally!

It took some time for me to get used to it after years of using Apple Watch. It less intuitive and more “analog”, having physical buttons to operate. It reminded me my old days when I had to spent days switching from Ericsson to Sony cell phone :)Diving records are accurately made without reminders from me.It promises 19 days on one charge. I still have 10 days to make sure this is true.It’s looking pretty nice on my wrist, too.

It does everything, and then some - too much, if you ask me. There is a learning curve, not simple. The resolution is poor, designed to be seen in the bright sunlight when on a boat on the way to SCUBA diving. For daily wear, it looks good under the sun, not indoors because of the poor screen resolution, at least that's how it looked to me. However, I still give it a 5 star 🌟 rating.

I haven't used it for diving yet, but I have used it for hiking and swimming. Excellent, despite being heavier than my previous Garmin (I knew that, I chose this model because it is more complete). Very intuitive interface. Beautiful.

I'm genuinely amazed by this watch. I've been using a WearOs smartwatch for a couple of years now, and was worried about missing some functionality when switching to Garmin. I must say I've been pleasantly surprised, as for the moment I see no drawbacks.Battery life is spectacular, worout tracking is also very good and detailed. The only OOB functionality I'm not too happy about is sleep tracking. I've found it to be a tad inconsistent and it usually underreports the amount of time I've slept. On major annoyance is that if I set and alarm for say, 6:30AM and then snooze it and continue sleeping, the extra sleep will not be counted.Regarding its main use: it's a stellar diving computer, easy to see underwater and lots of comprehensive data & customization. We're in fact looking to buy an MK2s for my partner.

The media could not be loaded. There's no reason to take off this watch after the dive is over. I wear it every day as a replacement for my Apple Watch, and the battery lasts 9 days compared with the pathetic two days of Apple battery. I am also a pilot and find it to be an excellent pilot watch. I have it configured to display UTC time, heart rate, and altitude all the time. With the pulse oximeter, I can also check my O2 sat level when flying on oxygen. An all around perfect watch for the adrenaline junkies who are aviators and scuba divers.