| Underwater Housing Camera Case for Sony Cybershot DSC-T1, T2, T5, T33, & T300 Digital Cameras (Rated Depth of 30') | 
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| List Price: $39.99
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Category: Photography
Publisher: Waterpak
Studio: Waterpak
Brand: Waterpak
Label: Waterpak
Media: Electronics
MPN: NER-WP1-1
Model: NER-WP1-1
UPC: 049368820745
EAN: 0049368820745
ASIN: B001B9S4IO
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days
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| Features:
| • | UV coated polycarbonate lens cover allows users to take crystal clear pictures | | • | Guaranteed underwater performance up to 30 feet. (10m) deep | | • | Reliable waterproof seal with screws. | | • | Neck Strap & Cleaning Cloth included | | • | Great for the beach, pool, snorkeling, and shallow to mid-range dives up to 30' |
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Product Description
Whether you're headed to the beach, waterpark, ski slopes, river rapids or hiking trails, the Waterpak underwater case is guaranteed to keep your camera clean and dry so that you can capture outdoor living without a second thought. The Waterpak kit comes with a underwater case rated up to 30', cleaning cloth & neck strap.
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| Customer Reviews:
Not funcitional and packed in box not matching product July 17, 2008
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
The descriptions say anti-fog liquid is included, but it is not. The product arrives in a box that is a waterproof bag for a different camera. When you open it, you think it's not what you ordered. However, I got the waterproof bag for the camera I have. When I tested a paper towel in the bag, it did not get wet. When I tried the camera in the bag, it barely fit. I have not tried it underwater, but am concerned it will not be easy to use.
The directions, where English is not the primary language, says you should test the bag each time before use. This is a bit hard and unrealistic, since it involves unscrewing three screws and screwing them back, then doing the test in the water. Then, if the test passes, you're supposed to finally put the camera in.
Granted, the underwater housing is "cheap", but I've lost interest in using it because of doubts generated from the packaging and frustration with the idea of doing a test before each use.
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