Full Face Dive Mask Support Diving & Snorkeling, Full Face Snorkel Mask Adjustable Scuba Mask with Camera Mount Provide 180° View Panoramic Compatiable with SMACO 1L/1.9L Mini Scuba Tanks

The goodI’m a big guy with a big face with a big bushy beard. Seals perfectly well. I have taken it down to 40 feet with no leaks.It is comfortable to wear. After an hour in the water, twice, I had no pinching, and no discomfort.Easy to breathe, put on, take off, and swap for backup mask if needed. It’s actually hard to get it to flood, and clears almost instantly after an underwater swap.The badAs others have mentioned, it will free flow air if you are looking down. This is not uncommon. A few manufacturers have addressed this by mounting the regulator at the chin, but those are vastly more expensive than this. Keep your head up and no free flow. I may alter that exhaust port to allow me to look down but, have not decided to do that yet.The emergency release tabs hang a little low and floppy, which makes it harder to find them if problems arise. This will settle out with use and familiarity, but, I likely will either cut these shorter, or connect them closer to my chin to make a one handed removal easier.I will be using this on a week long dive trip in January, with no reservations. I’ll also try adding a coms unit and see how that goes.No complaints, certainly not at this price point!

Such a good fitting mask. Even at surface level, absolutely zero air gets in. Stays put throughout the entirety of the dive. Also has very good visibility, easy to adapt to the regulator. Overall, very impressed with this mask. I’ve taken it down to about 60ft without issues. Super solid construction as well, it’s definitely worth the money, It’s such a nice experience to dive without having an uncomfortable mouth piece rubbing against your lips, a full face like this is the way to go!

I have been using this mask for 2 years. It does leak a little but for the price I tolerate it. Pretty comfortable decent visibility but could not find replacement parts so there is that

One of my favorite features about this mask is it’s adjustable camera mount. I love being able to be hands free but yet still able to catch all the underwater footage. It has multiple straps so it sticks firmly onto your face so it doesn’t fall off when entering the water. Also no air / water creeping in thru the sides. Mask is comfortable. Great mask for a great price

I recently purchased the SMACO full-face diving mask and I'm really impressed with it. The 180-degree view is incredibly clear, and the anti-fog feature works perfectly, keeping my view unobstructed during dives. The mask fits comfortably thanks to its flexible silicone material, and the quick release pull ring makes it super easy to remove. I also appreciate the camera mount!

I'm an instructor and also a commercial diver. I thought I would try this mask since the price was great. It's fairly comfortable, but fogs badly. I tried toothpaste, then spit, then commercial defog, and it still fogs. It's the design of the mask. No air train to direct incoming air onto the faceplate. Also mask has a purge valve in it. When you are looking down, the mask free-flows badly out the purge on the mask skirt, (because of the positioning of the purge valve in the mask is a couple of inches above the regulator). This is very dangerous if you don't watch your gas supply carefully. If you want a FFM, save your money and go with an Oceanreef or OTS

Haven't used in water yet but nice tight seal and regulator attaches easily. Seems very comfortable great value for price.

I purchased this mask due to the statement of 180° panoramic view. Up and down maybe but it doesn't have the panoramic view of a low volume mask. Other than that, the view isn't majorly restricted. The seal is impressive! My experience was a dry mask on my morning dive. My son, who has the latest beard look I'll call vacuum cleaner brush bristle, had a dry mask on his afternoon dive. Very impressed. The mask didn't fog for me but it was a problem for my son. Not sure why. We will need more time with it to really get familiar with it. We tried talking underwater. At arm's length I could hear (while lightly exhaling) him talking but no comprehension. Within a foot of him I could hear him clearly but lightly, as he talked very loudly. There are plenty of times I have wanted to talk underwater as hand signals are limited and to be able to talk about anything freely but closely is still a plus to me. The mask is set up to accept a com unit - when my lottery ticket hits... I can't afford the complete setup of mask/com for two so this seemed like a good compromise! I just ordered another one! Get wet!