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40 m Dive Case for iPhone 12 & 13

40 m Dive Case for iPhone 12 & 13

$88.51 USD
$88.51 USD
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A rigid dive housing with a glass lens port for serious underwater phone photography, rated to 40 m.

Why we picked it

  • Glass lens port for clear photos
  • Corrosion-resistant ABS/PC shell
  • Rated to 40 m (130 ft) by the manufacturer

Specs

  • Material: ABS + PC with glass
  • Size: 19.7 × 10.3 × 4.2 cm
  • Compatible with: iPhone 12 mini, 12/12 Pro/13/13 Pro, 12 Pro Max/13 Pro Max

In the box

1 dive case

Before your first swim: test the case empty. Seal a tissue inside and hold it underwater for 30 minutes. Rinse with fresh water after salt or chlorine and check the seal every time. Compatible with the models listed; not made or endorsed by the phone maker.

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