📷 Meikon A7II/A7RII/A7SII Underwater Camera Housing Case with Dome Port Kit - 40M/130FT Waterproof Housing for Sony A7 II, A7R II, A7S II with 28-70mm Lens Review

Very well done. Used twice for one hour each when snorkeling in the Galapagos Islands. There were moderate waves during one session. Has not expired. All the controls worked fine except for one for switching to different modes of the program. It didn't matter much. The lack of a handle was a downside. I attached a strap to my camera and vest so I wouldn't lose them. It actually floated in sea water and I could release it from time to time if needed. I haven't dived deep in the ocean but have…

Ok the only reason I haven't bought another similar product is because the other one says the mode doesn't work when using the A7 II R or S models can be changed. . But he didn't do it. So naturally I thought it must be an excellent model. Damn how wrong I was. Not only does the mode not change, the screw holding the lens cap is broken, preventing me from switching to the included fisheye lens. Good thing I have a puller. But it's still not pleasant.

What's good: I liked that it appears to be very waterproof, although I've never had it deeper than 6 feet. The leak alarm seems to be very sensitive. All buttons worked perfectly. It comes with a dome rating. Works great with 55mm 1.8 with standard connector, 35mm 2.8 with dome connector attached. Both ports feel dry or very clear under water. The Bad: The mode selection doesn't work as the A7r2 requires the middle button to be pressed to spin the wheel and the case doesn't have that feature…

Good. I've been using the dome lens case for a month or two. I'm using a Sony a7SII with a 16-35 f4 Zeiss lens. First of all, the customer service is excellent. I'm serious. Thanks Jan! So you can't switch modes underwater, which is a bit inconvenient for me, but other than that, this case is the best choice. It has an alarm inside when water leaks out it will beep which is a cool feature. For reasons of space, I can only use one dome lens with this lens. I haven't noticed any lens fogging…

I've done over 20 dives with this housing with over 2000 photos and 100GB of 4K video and I'd say you get what you get pay . Immediately the scroll rubber of the modes started to fall off. I've glued it on and so far it's working, although I've noticed that it's started to tear and will probably break soon, rendering the whole case unusable. The main downside, in my opinion, is the lack of a button on the front. The a7ii doesn't let you adjust aperture and shutter speed, but the a7rii does, but