📋 OptimizedScuba Choice 6 x 4 Diving Slate with Graphite Pencil Review

The plastic clamp is cheap and broke on the second dive. In addition, it is not easy to delete. The price was so low I wasn't expecting much. I plan to quickly install a new metal clip and use the magic eraser between dives.

I love the size of this tablet. It fits very well in my buoyancy compensator. The only problem is that the pen fell out of the plastic case it is in. It doesn't look like the pencil is very well made, but it could be replaced with something else. I've only used it on 3 dives so far.

We dive a lot and hand signals don't always help. This allows more complex thoughts (basically everything except "up", "down", "okay") to be easily communicated without surfacing. We were on a trip and left the cleaner at home, but you know what - a regular eraser works great! Recommend.

Others have commented that you can't erase a pencil from a tablet - true it's very difficult to erase but that's a feature of all Underwater trays as far as I can tell. This is great value for a regular tablet, and I've done dozens of dives with it with no issues. It's great to put in your BC bag and forget about it until you need it.

It was amazing! In theory I've always wanted a tablet, but I never got one and didn't think I needed one. I recently got it for a scuba tour but it arrived just in time for some scuba certifications so I used it for my nautical dives and it saved my life! I used this to plan my dives and write down things I needed to remember for the course and things for my repetitive dives. I'm so glad I got this.

I've been using it to record swimming intervals for a few years. With a new sharpened pencil it was fantastic. The lanyard and pin are not designed to be easily swapped out. As soon as the pencil gets dull or you start sharpening it, the clock starts counting down its usefulness. But otherwise a good product.

I really like the quality of this slate tray but after using it I had a small problem. The supplied pencil cannot be erased under water (or during service). After writing a note on a board about 25 meters below, I found that if I wanted to continue communicating with her, I had to write in small letters or use the other side. Pencil marks are not erased. Have tried wiping them off the surface and even tried toothpaste to no avail. I need to find a softer graphite pencil or something similar to…