Review on 📸 Black SeaLife Scuba Case for Underwater Smartphones - Waterproof Photography, Easy Camera Control, Leak Alarms - Excluding Light by Polo Acri

I love the amazing photos I took with my iPhone 12 Pro using this case. It is very easy to set up and syncs easily via Bluetooth technology. The leak test takes 3 minutes and if for some reason it fails (not often) you have to open the case, turn the device (case) off and on again, this only happened to me once. However, I wouldn't recommend doing it in a rocking chair. Try to complete setup as close to the actual dive as possible as your iPhone battery drains quickly, mine lasted 1 3/4 dives before it died. I had a 100% phone call before the dive. I took 206 pictures and seven videos of 2 to 3 minutes in length. There is a really good 38 minute video on YouTube on how to work with this amazing item. I no longer have to carry a huge underwater camera with me when diving. The photos you can take with your iPhone are stunning. It runs on 2 AAA batteries, one video said it shouldn't use lithium ion but don't know why, I used alkaline Duracell. Overall, while some might say "expensive," it does so much. It's rated at 130 feet but these days I don't go under 60 or 70 feet max as I'm older. You have to order more moisture absorbers because they only give you one, I have about 10 at Revain for $20. I am very happy with this case and will use it again and again. The suitcase is good because the set also has compartments for everything. I would definitely recommend it to my diving friends. And the last thing I didn't like is that there is (as far as I know) no way to clear a low battery warning on your iPhone's screen since you can't physically touch the screen, but it still will Making pictures. , and videos. Hope that helps. LBRRTNPS