Yea I'm going to have to stop looking at the video's the display does look really good.
Scubapro Galileo 2?
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Yea I'm going to have to stop looking at the video's the display does look really good.
Wow, that's great news! If I hadn't just bought two full facemasks this weekend I'd be scrambling to find a store selling these. Hopefully the rechargeable battery is also removable and replaceable. It appears to be based on the photos in the manual. I don't really love that they've abandoned the irda connector in favor of a wired one. They probably are still smarting from how long it took them to get support together for win10 and you can't charge over irda. Still they could have used bluetooth and Qi (wireless) charging.
We did 8 diver hours on the G2 this weekend. The G2 is compact, easy to read & very simple to use. We have the G2 in stock.
Compact? What are the dimensions of the screen?
Skulmoski
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Looks like a winner. I like the clean screen display. But I am happy with my Perdix so I will not be purchasing the G2.
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sbijou
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What are the pricepoints on the G2?
I just measured my Luna screen. It's 1 5/16 by 2 5/16. So g2 is barely narrower and barely taller than g1. Probably an imperceptible difference.
Great point! The G2 screen is much larger proportionally than the body.
The G2 body is 2 3/4" wide by 2 1/4" high. The Galileo Sol/Luna is 3 9/16" wide by 3 3/16" high.
The G2 body is very robust and compact. However the screen is large and easy to read. In your hand, it feels solid & well designed.
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