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Electronics
Flip Video
Publisher: Flip Video
Designed to protect the 1st-Generation Ultra Camcorder under water to depths of 30 feet
A perfect way to shoot thrilling video under the sea or safely record fun times at the pool
Allows full access to the Ultra camcorders control panel, so youll be able to capture all the underwater fun
The clear acrylic case has an orange back panel, a gray rubber seal, and gray accents
Note: the Flip Video Underwater Case is not compatible with 2nd Generation Flip Ultra or Flip UltraHD Camcorders
The Flip Video Ultra Underwater Case is designed to let you capture your next underwater adventure or trip to the pool on video. This clear acrylic case protects the Flip Video Ultra Camcorder to depths of 30 feet, while granting full access to the camcorder’s control panel. The case comes with a convenient wrist strap, so you don’t have to worry about losing your camcorder. With the Flip Video Ultra Underwater Case, you’ll truly be able to shoot video almost anywhere.
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| Awesome purchase |
| Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 |
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This is the best money that we have spent in awhile. Took it to Disney World and had a blast on the water rides and at the Water Parks. Took a lot of abuse and didn't leak even in the slightest. We are a bit nervous about the information on keeping it free of hair, sand etc., so didn't take the cover off while in the Parks. Just a tiny bit dispointed on the volume of the recordings but guess that is to be expected when the unit is completely sealed. All of the feature buttons worked great too. Love this thing.
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| Excellent product |
| Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 |
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As a divemaster, I am well acquainted with underwater cameras and maintaining integrity of the camera components. Unfortunately, out of deep water, I'm not so smart. On a recent trip I put my flip in the pocket of a wet bathing suit (in a neoprene case). It took two days to dry out before it would operate again. I went online and ordered the underwater case, even after reading the reviews about all the leaks. I checked the seals and the operation, crossed fingers and dove into the pool. No problem, no leaks, and the video is relatively distortion free, but, as expected, the sound is somewhat muffled. Strangely enough the buttons on the flip work far easier in the case than out of the case. I will probably keep it in the case most of the time for that reason. So far, so good.
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| Flip underwater case leaked HOWEVER it was my fault |
| Customer Rating: 4 out of 5 |
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great, easy to use, well worth the money. every function workes perfectly. However, it leaked with i didn't check the seal. it rolled out of position and my flip is toast. But i'll buy another one and the case is fine, just make certain you check the seal. Here's some video i shot while surfing. [...] (Tom Allen) and this up on [...] I also use a GoPro Wide Angle mounted on my boards.
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| used once leaks |
| Customer Rating: 1 out of 5 |
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leaked like a sieve in two feet of water. lost 4 months of pics of honduras. the camera was fine but the housing was crap. i guess i should have tested it before i used my flip in it but huda thunk? good thing i bought from amazon. they only gave a partial refund after 4 months but others wouldn't have given me anything. lots of other better stuff than flip out there.
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| Flip Video Underwater Case works for the Mino too, with caveats |
| Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 |
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I have the mino and couldn't find a case for it but read somewhere that someone successfully used this case with the mino so I tried it. The negatives: you can't work any of the controls while the mino is in the case, and there's too much room so the mino jiggles around bumping the case which wreaks havoc on your audio. But you can just hit record and put it in, lock it up, and it works. It doesn't obscure the lens and it keeps it dry. I put some foam in the case to keep it from jiggling around and that solved the audio problem as well. It would be great if they would make a case specifically for the mino but until then, this seems to work.
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