HONGDAK60M/196FT Waterproof Housing Case for GoPro Hero 8 Black, Protective Underwater Dive Housing Case Shell with Bracket Accessories for Go Pro Hero8 Diving, Surfing, Bicycle, Climbing, Parachute

Awesome product, easy to use clear case well designed. Waterproof for snorkeling, kayaking, or any water activity.

Use for many RC's cars it will take a beating

I had a feeling this was going to happen. The way the clip latches to tightly close the case- If you don't apply a bit of pressure on the back, just latching the clip will cause the hinge to break. The housing is made out of really sturdy plastic. The hinge is a small wire thing that holds a the clip part. The plastic the clip is made out of isn't strong enough and will break if you don't close the hosing completely and apply a bit of pressure on the back. It just snapped in my hands without the camera even being in the housing. So be careful!

Works as supposed to

Great added water protection for GoPro cameras!

This is obviously a lot cheaper than the GoPro version. The buttons all work just fine I've taken this diving multiple times to about 65 ft for 45 minutes each time, never had any issue with leaking, condensation, fogging, Etc. Works just like the GoPro one feels relatively robust and is easy to use

PRESSURE-TEST THIS (POS) HOUSING BEFORE TRUSTING IT TO PROTECT YOUR CAMERA!!!I've used this housing a total of three times - only snorkeling & minor free diving, and never over ~ 35FT.The first time, it seemed to work ok, although looking back, I never had left the surface.The second time it started to flood, and I brought it back to shore before it completely flooded my Camera. (I thought it must have been my error, so I checked the seal thoroughly - and nothing)The third time, I thoroughly checked the seal again right before entering the water to make sure that there was no grit or foreign material, then closed the case and reinspected the seal yet again, and then held it underwater ~ 3 ft - and it appeared to be completely water tight.I entered the water as I spotted a pod of spinner dolphins, and swam out to meet them.By the time I started trying to record them, I noticed it was flooding again! This time I was 75-100 yards offshore - there was no way to get back to shore in time to minimize the damage, even holding it above the surface.Now, not only is my GoPro is trashed, but I may have lost MULTIPLE hours of recorded footage!I have not gone back and flood tested the case by itself - but now it's pointless!I'M NOT AFRAID TO SAY THAT I AM EXTREMELY PO'D AT THIS POINT!It may have been an older GoPro, but it was operating fine, and I damn sure can't afford to but another one right now!!!ANYTHING BUT A BARGAIN - THIS CASE JUST COST ME SEVERAL HUNDRED BUCKS AND POSSIBLY HOURS OF IRREPLACEABLE FOOTAGE!

Thanks!