Review on NauticExpo by Tim Solorzano

I have to say, I'm a big fan of nautical, diving and underwater products so it's not a surprise that at the beginning of this year I decided to buy an underwater camera as well as some accessories for my adventures in sea. Because nobody has ever been there until now.

As far as I know from my friends, who are really into these stuff, if someone needs any kind of scuba equipment he can find it from one of those shops from "Pchła" street in Cracow but because I wanted to make sure I buy everything what I need probably from one place and not spend a fortune on shipping - without going too much overboard with the order - I started searching around the web for e-shops specializing in selling similar stuff.



After quite a bit of looking and using different keywords, I finally stumbled upon NauticExpo website which seemed to be the proper place for me. It's not an extremely big website - around 18 000 products or so but still there were few pages covering all necessary categories: housings, masks, fins etc.I was pretty satisfied with what I saw so I decided to give it a go and send them an email asking if they're able to send some samples of their products. To my surprise they replied very quickly (that's worth mentioning because usually when you ask for some kind of service like that companies never even reply) saying that yes, indeed they can send 3 pieces chosen by me + invoice so I could try them out and see if they're worth it.

2 days later I received a package with 3 housings (for Canon G7X, Olympus TG4 and Panasonic DMC-TS5) as well as invoice for ~1250 PLN which was nice of them because it meant there were no hidden fees. So now the only thing left to do is take some pictures( hm.. Maybe not ) but at least review the products.



I have to say that all three cameras fit nicely into their housings, buttons are easily reachable, screen is perfectly visible underwater even in bright sunlight, zoom ring on TG4 works just fine - you can change modes through main wheel etc. All ports are also easily accessible so

I've always been a big fan of the nautical, diving and underwater worlds so it's not surprising that this year I decided to buy an underwater camera as well as some accessories for my adventures in sea. To make sure I purchase everything from one place without any hidden fees or shipping costs, I started searching around the web for e-commerce sites specializing in selling similar products - which is how NauticExpo came into my life. This website isn't huge but still has enough pages covering all necessary categories: housings, masks, fins etc.