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SeaLife announces SportDiver Ultra Underwater Case for smartphones


SeaLife cameras revealed SportDiver Ultraupgraded version of their hugely popular smartphone case, introduced in 2020. Improved on original model In key areas, the new shell is longer to accommodate the latest and greatest smartphone models like the Samsung Galaxy Ultra series. The case’s rectangular port remains the same—ensuring compatibility with essential accessories such as Six-inch wide-angle dome lens And 52mm wide-angle dome lens (via their 67mm-52mm Lens Adapter)—but it has been cleverly rotated 90 degrees to accommodate the largest smartphone camera array (See side by side comparison below).

Another innovation is the new Leak Avoidance System, which features a pre-dive pressure test to ensure the housing is properly sealed before entering the water. If your waterproof pad is compromised, the system also includes a humidity sensor that sounds a five-second warning as well as a flashing warning on the screen. Additionally, the interior of the case has been redesigned to better protect sensitive electronic components if water drops accidentally enter the case when the case door is opened.

Other features of the SportDiver Ultra are shared with the original model: 130-foot depth, sturdy polycarbonate construction, sturdy cam lock latch, aluminum gate with glass optics, included free SportDiver iOS/Android camera app Charged with energy saving mode, power is provided by two AAA batteries and includes Moisture Muncher capsules, which help prevent fogging and condensation inside. The housing is equipped with a red correction filter, which can be attached or removed underwater.

Available from next month from retailers such as backscatter, the SportDiver Ultra will cost $350. Like the previous model, the case will also be available with a tray, handle and Sea Dragon 2500 photo/video light—This SportDiver Ultra 2500 set will retail for $750.


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SeaLife launches new SportDiver Ultra Underwater smartphone case

MOOESTOWN, NJ – SeaLife has introduced the all-new SportDiver Ultra, an advanced underwater smartphone case designed to deliver outstanding performance and reliability. Boasting many design improvements over the original popular SportDiver model, the Ultra version offers universal compatibility with almost all smartphones, including the iPhone 8 and later, as well as other larger Android devices like the Samsung Galaxy Ultra series.

Designed with an unwavering commitment to excellence, SportDiver Ultra allows divers and snorkelers to capture stunning photos and videos with their smartphones at depths of 130 feet (40 meters). . Crafted from polycarbonate, stainless steel, aluminum, and premium optical glass, the case weighs 1.78 pounds (808 grams) on land while providing near neutral buoyancy in water, depending on depends on the smartphone used.

Ergonomically designed for comfortable handling and ease of use, the SportDiver Ultra features a large shutter lever and rear controls, allowing for easy operation even when wearing diving gloves. Photographers can unleash their creativity by using advanced camera settings such as zoom control, exposure adjustment, auto/manual focus, white balance, lens selection, RAW+JPEG resolution, etc., depending on phone model.

Complementing the hardware is the free SportDiver camera app, available for both Android and iOS platforms. The app seamlessly switches between photo and video modes, harnessing native smartphone camera technology to deliver the high-quality images and videos users expect. Additionally, the app’s power saving mode temporarily turns off the camera and dims the screen, saving battery while remaining instantly accessible with just a tap.

The SportDiver Ultra case uses Bluetooth® Low Energy wireless technology, automatically connecting to the user’s smartphone when the SportDiver app is opened. The free SportDiver app is compatible with iPhone and Android smartphones, available for free download on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store under the name “SportDiver”. Unlike most other apps, the SportDiver app doesn’t ask for your email address, phone # or personal information, ensuring your complete privacy. The SportDiver case has extremely low power consumption, powered by two AAA batteries that last more than 50 hours of continuous use.

To enhance photography results, a removable underwater color correction filter is included, helping to easily restore natural colors underwater. This filter can be attached or removed while submerged in water and has a safety lanyard to prevent loss.

Designed with versatility in mind, the SportDiver Ultra housing features seven 1/4-20 tripod mounting options, allowing it to be mounted seamlessly to any standard tripod-threaded light tray or lamp, for example like SeaLife’s Sea Dragon underwater photo/video light. For added convenience, SeaLife offers the “SportDiver Ultra 2500 Kit”, which combines the housing with the Sea Dragon 2500 underwater photo-video light.

SportDiver Ultra 2500 set

Ensuring maximum protection for the user’s smartphone, the SportDiver Ultra incorporates a strong retention spring and rubber grips that hold the device securely in place, providing shock protection for all models. large and small machines.

Protecting your valuable smartphone remains a top priority. The new leak avoidance system features a pre-dive pressure test to ensure the housing is tight and waterproof before entering the water. In addition to the pre-dive pressure check, an internal humidity sensor will trigger a 5-second warning and on-screen warning in the unlikely event that the waterproof seal has failed.

The housing’s new interior design protects sensitive components and electronics from damage in the event of water drops accidentally falling into the housing when opening the door after a dive. Anti-fog “Moisture Muncher” capsules prevent internal fogging and condensation. The housing is sealed with a high temperature resistant silicone O-ring. Firm cam lock sealing pin, ensuring safe, waterproof sealing.

The SeaLife SportDiver Ultra phone case will be available in May 2024. To ensure compatibility, users can refer to the SeaLife “fit-guide” on the website (www.sealife-Cameras.com/sportdiver-compatibility) to determine if their phone model will fit the SportDiver Ultra case.






Item Description US Retail
SL405 SportDiver Ultra underwater smartphone case $349.95
SL406 SportDiver Ultra 2500 set with Sea Dragon 2500 light $749.95




Included with SeaLife SportDiver Ultra, Model SL405:


  • SportDiver Ultra underwater smartphone case
  • Underwater color correction filter
  • Vacuum pump
  • Rubber handle tabs (12x small, 12x medium and 12x large)
  • Spare O-Ring (1x Master O-Ring and Vacuum Test Port O-Ring)
  • O-ring lubricant
  • O-ring removal tool
  • Luxurious wristband with clip
  • Anti-glare strips (3)
  • Muncher moisturizing sample pack (1 tablet)
  • AAA alkaline batteries (2)
  • SportDiver EVA Carrying Case

Included with SportDiver Ultra 2500, Model SL406:


  • SportDiver Ultra Underwater Smartphone Case (SL405)
  • Sea Dragon 2500 underwater photo/video light head
  • Flex-Connect single tray has standard ¼-20 mounting screws
  • Flex-Connect handle
  • 25Wh Lithium-Ion rechargeable battery
  • AC adapter, charging tray and international plug adapter
  • Spare O-ring
  • O-ring lubricant
  • Remove the O-ring
  • Sea Dragon EVA Shell

SportDiver Ultra with 6-inch wide-angle dome lens

SportDiver Ultra with Lens Adapter and 52mm Wide Angle Dome Lens

SportDiver Ultra with dual Flex-Connect Ultra trays and two Sea Dragon 2500 lights

SportDiver Ultra (top) with original SportDiver

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