The recently relaunched SportDiver housing has received some major updates and dives to 130’/40m. The SportDiver housing holds all iPhones from 11 and up through the iPhone 16 Pro Max and iPhone 17 Pro (the iPhone 17 Pro Max requires the SportDiver Ultra housing), and Android smartphones such as most Google Pixel models. Combined with the Sea Dragon 2500 Photo-Video Light, the set assembles in minutes and is ready to dive. The new SportDiver is essentially the same build as the SportDiver Ultra, differing only in the slightly smaller housing design.
The SportDiver Ultra housing holds larger phones such as the Samsung Ultra models and the iPhone 17 Pro Max. Combined with the Sea Dragon 2500 Photo-Video Light, the set assembles in minutes and is ready to dive. The SportDiver Ultra features a horizontal lens port design making it ideal for Android smartphones with a linear horizontal lens array, like the Samsung S + and Ultra series. Both the SportDiver and SportDiver Ultra include a red color correction filter that can be used with or without the external Sea Dragon 2500 Photo-Video Light.
The SportDiver Ultra Duo 5000 Set is the ultimate underwater smartphone housing and light system combining the SportDiver Ultra with two Sea Dragon 2500 Photo-Video lights, on the Flex-Connect Ultra Dual tray with two grips. The housing and light set is ready to dive. From here, divers can easily add lenses, or expand their lighting options by adding SeaLife’s Flex-Connect flex arms for optimal lighting control.
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