Mares Quad Air Scuba Dive Computer - 150 m Max Depth

Mares Quad Air brings a three-segment display, hoseless tank data integration for up to three transmitters, and a maximum displayed depth of 150 m / 492 ft to a wrist unit built for scuba dives. The US Mares page lists a CR2450 battery, a 5-second profile sampling rate, and firmware updates through Mares software.Quad Air facts

Display And Tank Data

The screen uses a segment display and shows depth, time, decompression, and cylinder pressure at a glance. Mares says the unit can integrate tank data for up to three transmitters, and the transmitters change LED color from green above 180 bar to yellow at 100 bar and red at 50 bar.

The same page lists a memory capacity of more than 100 hr, multi-gas capability, and Nitrox use from 21% to 99% EAN. It also names a Runaway Deco Alarm, a Deco Dive Planner, and mirrored buttons for either wrist.

US Sales And Brand

Mares' US contact page names MARES DIVING as a division of HEAD USA and places the office at 430 S Congress Ave Suite 1A, Delray Beach, FL 33445, USA. The same page lists US support hours from Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm EST, and a phone number for order and product help.US contact details

Price And Positioning

At Divers Supply, the Mares Quad Air Wrist Computer is listed at $249.94, down from $363.95. That places it below Mares' own current US-priced Quad Ci at $777.95 and gives the older air-integrated model a clear price gap inside the lineup.Retail pricing

Bottom Line For Divers

Quad Air suits divers who want air integration, a large readout, and a unit that records more than 100 hr of dive profiles. The combination of 150 m / 492 ft depth display and support for up to three transmitters sets its feature set apart from simpler wrist computers, while the current retail price keeps it in the midrange for air-integrated models.Mares computer lineup