Cressi Goa Black/White
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: KS820053
The Cressi Goa Black/White is the compact wrist-worn scuba and freediving computer for divers who want a simple, readable and complete instrument: Air/Nitrox, Gauge and Free modes, a high-contrast display with oversized digits, just two buttons and water resistance down to 120 m. It is made by Cressi, the Genoa-based brand active since 1946, and its case is only 48 mm in diameter, comfortable enough to wear every day. This version comes in the Black/White colour (manufacturer code KS820053).
Why choose the Cressi Goa
- Three programmes in one instrument: Air/Nitrox, Gauge and Free for freediving, with the option to switch off the dive functions for snorkelling and swimming.
- Nitrox with adjustable PO2: one mix with O2 from 21% to 50% and PO2 adjustable from 1.2 to 1.6 bar.
- Cressi RGBM algorithm with 9 compartments, optional deep stop and a three-level safety factor (SF0, SF1, SF2).
- High-contrast 35 mm display with backlight and an easy two-button menu.
- Mineral glass and a sturdy case, with steel buttons and water resistance down to 120 m.
- User-replaceable CR2450 battery, with a low-battery indicator.
Main features
Air and Nitrox programme
The Air/Nitrox programme processes all dive data and shows surface interval, desaturation and no-fly times. It supports dives beyond the no-decompression limits, repetitive and multi-day dives, and lets you switch from an air dive to a Nitrox dive (or vice versa) even while desaturation is in progress. It includes an algorithm for managing uncontrolled ascents, and you can set the altitude and view the time of day during the dive.
Gauge mode
The Gauge mode is a depth gauge and timer without decompression calculations: it shows depth and temperature, average depth, dive time in minutes and seconds and a depth stopwatch that can be reset.
Free programme for freediving
The Free programme shows depth, temperature, dive counter, maximum depth, dive time, surface interval and session length. Depth, dive time and surface time alarms are customisable, and a recovery time alarm is also available.
Safety and alarms
- Alarms for ascent rate, decompression stop and PO2
- Ascent alarms can be switched off
- Graphic CNS oxygen toxicity indicator
- Safety stop indication and a deep stop that can be switched on or off
- Safety factor that can be set at several levels
Watch, logbook and interface
Out of the water the Goa works as a watch in 12/24-hour format with calendar and seconds, precision stopwatch, alarm clock and second time zone, with metric or imperial units. The logbook stores up to 50 dives per programme type. With the optional Cressi interface (sold separately) you can transfer your data to a computer and view your dive profile.
Ideal for courses and rental
The total reset function clears the residual nitrogen memory and is useful when renting out the instrument. It must never be used if the computer is going to be used on subsequent dives.
Technical specifications
| Brand | Cressi |
|---|---|
| Model | Goa – Black/White |
| Manufacturer code | KS820053 |
| Programmes | Air/Nitrox, Gauge, Free (freediving), dive functions can be switched off |
| Algorithm | Cressi RGBM, 9 compartments, optional deep stop, 3 safety factor levels |
| Nitrox | One mix with O2 from 21% to 50%; PO2 from 1.2 to 1.6 bar |
| Water resistance | Up to 120 m |
| Display | High contrast 35 mm with oversized digits, backlit, mineral glass |
| Case | 48 mm diameter, steel buttons |
| Controls | 2 buttons |
| Logbook | Up to 50 dives per programme type |
| Battery | User-replaceable CR2450, with low-battery indicator |
| Interface | Optional, sold separately |
Accessories
For the Goa you can get the Cressi interface (sold separately), which is also compatible with the Cartesio, Neon, King and Nepto.
Other colours
The Goa is also available in Black/Blue, Black/Grey, White/Pink and White/Black. The versions differ only in colour; the functions are the same.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Cressi Goa suitable for freediving too?
Yes. The Free programme shows depth, dive time, surface interval and session length, with customisable alarms. The dive functions can be switched off for snorkelling and swimming, avoiding unnecessary alarms.
Does the Goa support Nitrox?
Yes: it handles one Nitrox mix with O2 from 21% to 50% and PO2 adjustable from 1.2 to 1.6 bar. Cressi recommends using Nitrox mixes only after completing a specific course and always checking the O2 percentage set before every dive.
Can I replace the battery myself?
Yes, the CR2450 battery is user-replaceable and the computer shows when it is low. After replacement, the desaturation, time and date data are reset.
Can I download my dives to a computer?
Yes, with the optional Cressi interface you can transfer the data to a PC and view your dive profiles.
Safety note: the Goa is designed for recreational sport use and not for professional use. No dive computer eliminates the risk of decompression sickness, and it does not replace diver training and preparation.
