One button runs it all
Aqualung built the i100 around simple one-button navigation. A single press brings up your last dive data, and History mode records up to 24 dives.
One button, simple menus, made for new divers
Aqualung made the i100 for new divers: an entry-level computer with the essential functions and simple one-button navigation. Choose from four operating modes and manage two gases. Change the battery yourself and it keeps all your settings and calculations. Audible alarms come with a high-visibility LED warning light, and it switches on when it touches water.
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Aqualung built the i100 around simple one-button navigation. A single press brings up your last dive data, and History mode records up to 24 dives.
Choose Air, Nitrox, Gauge or Free Dive, and mix up to two nitrox gases, from 21% to 100% O₂, with a max PO2 of 1.1 to 1.6. The Z+ algorithm has gradient factors and an optional deep stop with a countdown timer. It adjusts for altitude automatically and lets you select salt or fresh water.
Audible alarms come with a high-visibility LED warning light, and the computer switches on when it touches water.
It runs on a standard battery you can change yourself, and it keeps all your settings and calculations while you swap it.
The i100 has no Bluetooth. Data comes off it through a download cable, sold separately, and software updates need the same optional cable.
Both have four modes (Air, Nitrox, Gauge, Free Dive) and a battery you change yourself. The i100 is Aqualung's entry-level model for new divers: one button, two gases, no backlight, no Bluetooth, wrist only. The i300C, which Aqualung calls great for new and experienced divers alike, has two buttons, up to three gases, a backlight, Bluetooth 4.0 and console mounting. For a colour screen and a rechargeable battery there is the i330R, which Aqualung aims at advanced divers who travel. Not sure? Ask us on LINE.
No. Aqualung lists no backlight for the i100. If you want one, the i300C has a built-in backlight.
No. The i100 has no Bluetooth; data and software updates go through a download cable, sold separately. If you want your dives on your phone, the i300C sends them over Bluetooth 4.0 to the Diver Log+ app.
Aqualung's page gives no battery life or battery type. It says the standard battery is one you can change yourself, and your settings and calculations are kept during a change. If you need to know before you order, ask us on LINE.
Yes, it has a Free Dive mode. The other modes are Air, Nitrox and Gauge.
No. Aqualung lists no compass for the i100. If you need one built in, ask us on LINE.