Upgrade Dive Case for iPhone 14 Plus / 14 Pro Max, Waterproof Underwater Photography Housings, Diving Shell 40M Accessories

I was a little worried the 15 Pro Max might not fit, but it fit and sealed inside nicely. Took this to an indoor water park and it worked great. The design of the case made the important buttons accessible and the functions for the camera and the case protected the phone really well. Super easy to use.

I bought this case for my iPhone 14 Pro Max on a recent trip to the Riviera Maya and it exceeded all expectations. I used it for snorkelling for up to one hour at a time consistently throughout an eight day trip, and it worked flawlessly. All you have to do is read the instructions for it to work properly, such as using the pump and letting the air out before removing your phone.I found that the red filter it comes with must be for really deep sea diving (it says it can withstand 40m), because when I used it in shallow water my photos were nothing but red. But nonetheless, that doesn't matter at all because I am perfectly content with the quality and colour of all my photos without any filter on top.As you can see from the photos, they are crisp and clear, and the only limitation is simply how stagnant or stirred up the water you are in is. Any foggy or unclear images will be because that's how it actually is in the water.The buttons and user experience with this case are amazing. It feels very premium. Preset your phone to have the display to never go off, then open your camera app before placing it in the case. Also, you will be forced to use whatever focal length you choose because there is no button for that, so I used the '1x' camera for all my photos, which is a 24mm f1.78 camera underwater for the best results overall in most situations. There are however buttons to change from camera to video, and to cycle through those options, as well as to engage selfie mode.I was on the fence between buying a case and buying an Olympus tough series, and I cannot be happier with my decision to invest in this case versus an entirely other camera that specializes in underwater photography. I saved a ton of money using this case with my iPhone 14 Pro Max and I wish the best to the company that made this case. I really hope it becomes more popular because I spent probably five hours researching the best underwater iPhone 14 Pro Max case like a complete psychopath and it took me forever to find this one, way down the result line, haha.

I purchased this for a vacation to Belize knowing I would snorkeling and wanted to capture Images. First failure was during a wet cave exploration - the phone was properly installed and case locked per included manual. During the hike the case opened on its own, phone fell onto rocks and cracked my back screen. Two days later while snorkeling the case once again opened from a locked position - phone fell over 12 feet to the ocean floor - the guide had to swim down to recover it. I no longer trusted it to put my phone in and could not use it.The images I was able to capture were clearBAD BAD BAD locking dial - does not work!

I have tried a 3 different waterproof shells for my iPhone 15 Pro Max. This one was my top choice until I realized if the layout of the camera app changes this case is garbage.Pros--This one was really easy to use. Turn the dial, open the case, insert your phone, close case, lock dial.-not too bulkyCons--you have to take your case off your phone-no touch screen-uses mechanical buttons to push the camera shutter, zoom, and mode select. If your camera buttons don’t line up it’s unusable. If and when Apple changes the camera app layout it will make this case garbage.

Have reached the point in my life where the finest camera I own will be on my iPhone so this product was a great way to capture some underwater experiences. Clear instructions for preparing the iPhone and the case, thus product worked well on a recent dive trip. Button positions allows videos or single photos, but no way to zoom in & out. Comes with some filters but no instruction on how to use them, so trial & error is required. Would like to have gotten the flash to engage but could not, probably more operator error than equipment deficiency. May try diving next time with the flashlight on or an external light, as the rainy conditions at the surface muted the colors. Used at 40 to 50 feet with no problems.Wasn't looking for professional quality images, just some visual memories. Met expectations and convinced that the quality of the images will improve with more use.