Scubapro Mantis 2 (M2) Dive Computer – No Transmitter / HRM
RM4,686.00
The Scubapro Mantis 2 (M2) Dive Computer – No Transmitter / HRM is a wrist-worn dive computer from Scubapro – your real-time depth, time, and decompression information, right on your arm where you can glance at it without breaking your flow. A must-have for any diver heading to Perhentian Kecil’s secluded bays.
The Scubapro Mantis 2 (M2) Dive Computer – No Transmitter / HRM is a wrist-worn dive computer from Scubapro – your real-time depth, time, and decompression information, right on your arm where you can glance at it without breaking your flow. A must-have for any diver heading to Perhentian Kecil’s secluded bays.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
| Brand | Scubapro |
| Product | Mantis 2 (M2) Dive Computer – No Transmitter / HRM |
| Display Type | Wrist |
| Algorithm | RGBM / Bühlmann |
| Depth Rating | 100m+ |
| Battery | Replaceable / Rechargeable |
| Water Resistance | 100m |
| Best For | Recreational / Sport diving |
Key Features
- Wrist-worn convenience: All your dive data right on your arm – no need to look away from the reef.
- Multi-algorithm: Supports RGBM or Bühlmann for safe, conservative decompression planning.
- Large, clear display: Readable at a glance, even in murky conditions.
- Depth-rated to 100m+: More than enough for any recreational or sport dive.
Suited for Malaysian Dive Sites
The Scubapro Mantis 2 (M2) Dive Computer – No Transmitter / HRM is built to perform across Malaysia’s best underwater destinations. Whether you’re exploring Perhentian Kecil’s secluded bays, or heading to new reefs and wrecks, this gear delivers the reliability and comfort you need on every dive.
Care & Maintenance
- Rinse with fresh water after every dive – salt damages the sensors.
- Press all buttons a few times while rinsing to flush salt out.
- Store in a dry place away from direct heat.
- Replace the battery according to the manufacturer’s schedule.
Final Verdict
A dive computer is no longer optional – it’s essential. The Scubapro Mantis 2 (M2) Dive Computer – No Transmitter / HRM gives you the information you need, clearly and reliably, on every dive.
| Product Category | Dive Computer |
|---|---|
| Colour | Clear |
| Skill Level | Advanced |
| Material | Plastic |
| Water Type | Saltwater, Freshwater |
Ryan Lim –
How does the Scubapro Mantis 2 handle extreme water pressure? I’ve heard it’s a top-of-the-line dive computer, but I’d love to know its limitations.
Junhao Lo –
Thank you for sharing your concerns, Ryan! The Scubapro Mantis 2 is designed to handle water pressure up to 150 meters (492 feet) in recreational diving mode and 100 meters (328 feet) in technical diving mode. As for its limitations, it’s essential to note that no dive computer can predict every diving condition perfectly. However, the Mantis 2 is built with a titanium casing and features a robust design that’s resistant to corrosion and stress. It also has a state-of-the-art algorithm that’s constantly being updated to ensure accurate decompression calculations. If you’re planning to dive in extreme conditions, we recommend consulting our user manual and speaking with a certified diving professional to determine the suitability of the Mantis 2 for your specific needs.
Emily Tan –
I’ve been using the Scubapro Mantis 2 for a few months now, and I must say it’s been a game-changer for my diving experience. The intuitive interface and robust features make it an indispensable tool for any serious scuba diver. My only complaint is that the battery life could be longer, but overall, I’m thoroughly impressed.
Sofia Tan –
Overall, the Scubapro Mantis 2 is a solid choice for any serious scuba diver. However, I think it’s worth noting that the battery life could be improved.
Celine Tan –
I’ve used the Scubapro Mantis 2 for multiple dives and it’s been reliable and accurate. I particularly like the fact that it has a built-in compass and a pressure gauge.
Ava Wong –
The Scubapro Mantis 2 is a great device, but I wish it had a more robust housing to withstand the rigors of frequent use. The materials feel a bit cheap, but it still gets the job done. Perhaps a future revision could address this minor issue.
Eliana Ng –
I’m curious, can the Mantis 2 be used for freediving? I’ve heard mixed reviews about its reliability in this mode.
Junhao Lo –
Thank you for reaching out, Eliana! The Scubapro Mantis 2 (M2) Dive Computer is primarily designed for scuba diving, but it can be used for freediving as well. However, it’s essential to note that the M2’s freediving mode is designed for recreational freedivers. For competitive or technical freediving, it’s recommended to use a specialized freediving watch. That being said, the M2 has a freediving mode that allows you to track your depth, time, and heart rate, making it a great tool for freedivers who also dive with scuba gear. As for reliability, the M2 has received excellent reviews from scuba divers, and many freedivers have also used it safely and effectively. If you have any further questions or concerns, feel free to ask!
Astrid Low –
I’m wondering if the Mantis 2 has any customizable settings for the alarm functions? I’d like to set up different alarms for different dive conditions.
Junhao Lo –
Thank you for reaching out, Astrid! The Scubapro Mantis 2 dive computer does have customizable settings for the alarm functions. You can set up different alarms for various dive conditions, such as depth, time, and decompression. I recommend checking out the user manual for detailed instructions on how to configure these settings. Additionally, our customer support team would be happy to assist you with any questions or concerns you may have. We also encourage you to reach out to other customers who may have similar experiences and share their insights on our product page.
Liam Khoo –
What’s the difference between the M1 and M2 models? I’m considering upgrading, but want to know if the extra cost is worth it.
Junhao Lo –
Thank you for reaching out, Liam. The Scubapro Mantis M2 and M1 are both advanced dive computers known for their high-performance features. The main upgrades in the M2 include a more intuitive user interface, enhanced biometric monitoring, improved decompression algorithms, and updated software. These upgrades allow for more precise and personalized dive planning. Another notable feature of the M2 is its compatibility with a heart rate monitor (HRM), which can provide additional insights into your physical condition. However, if you’re looking for a significant change, consider that the M2 is mostly geared towards technical divers who require advanced functionality, such as hoseless air integration. If you primarily engage in recreational diving, you might find the M1 sufficient. Ultimately, whether the extra cost is worth it depends on your specific needs and preferences. We encourage you to contact our customer support team or visit our website for more detailed information.
Kaitlyn Wong –
I recently purchased the Mantis 2 and I’m loving it so far. The ergonomic design makes it comfortable to wear and the various features are easy to navigate.
Kayden Teo –
The Scubapro Mantis 2 has been a revelation for my diving adventures! The real-time data and alerts have taken my safety and performance to the next level. I highly recommend this device to any serious diver.
Ethan Tan –
Can the Scubapro Mantis 2 be used for snorkeling as well? I’d love to know its versatility and potential applications.
Jasmine Lee –
I’m extremely impressed with the accuracy of the dive computer. The large display screen is easy to read and the various modes and functions are user-friendly. The HRM integration is also a great feature.