DiCAPac WP-S3 waterproof Case for Hybrid mirrorless and DSLM cameras with interchangeable lenses like SONY NEX etc.

I bought this bag for my Sony Rx1r mk 2 for Songkhran in Thailand. Although I didn't fully submerge the case, it was perfect for fending off water from the 30,000 people attacking me with water pistols and buckets of water in the heart of Chang Mai. It was a nice fit for the camera and I also stored multiple cards and batteries within the case. All in all a great product for the price. As long as your not planning any deep sea diving this case should be ideal for any wet work!

A surprisingly effective case for my camera. Not meant for diving but kept my mirrorless camera dry. A disadvantage is that the front port 'lens' is plastic and scratches very easily.

I bought this item thinking 'yeah I won't expect too much and won't fully submerge it just to be safe' and still manage to me p*ssed off. So I bought this just before a 6 month trip through Asia (dem water sunset photos be calling).I received the item about a week before I set off. Seemed just like people described it - a glorified ziploc bag - but hey what can you expect for 50 quid. Did the usual tests - popped some loo roll in there and dunked that bad boy in my bath. Tissue came out bone dry - loving life. Gotta say it's super portable, barely took up space in my backpack. So the first real test for it comes round about 9 days into my trip - an elephant sanctuary. I mean it's not exactly coral exploring but the elephants were in and around water and mud so obviously I wasn't taking my Sony a6300 in there without a little protection. So all goes well for about an hour. Then during the elephant mud bath I noticed that the camera is hanging a bit low. I look at the underneath of the case and there is a hole big enough to put three fingers in! I mean christ it's a good thing I had little/no faith in the case otherwise I would've been paying for a new camera now as well as refunding this piece of SH*T. I mean that was literally it's first real test and it falied - BIG TIME. The hole formed on one of the seals at the bottom where I'm guessing it was just held together by some shanty cheap glue/pritt stick.I seriously cannot recommend avoiding this product enough. Just pay a little bit more and get a £130 underwater housing from Andoeer (or whatever they're called). AVOID AVOID AVOIDSide note - I can't express high enough praise for Amazon's customer service. I was trying to refund this thing in the middle of Vietnam (where it's almost impossible to get anything done) and they sorted me right out. Top work guys, thanks!

Looks good. Tried to fit my "compatible camera" into it and it doesn't fit at all. Returning the item. Check all the dimensions of your camera before buying! It's a nice product but the compatibility list is inaccurate.

speedy delivery and product exactly as described.

Bought it for holiday but didn't try it out before hand, camera moves about too much and the noise from the case rubbing against microphone is annoying, it's like a farting noise. Pointed this out to the seller but was not allowed to returnSave your money and get a fitted caseI have a Sony Nex5n

The "finger access point" is very delicate and mine broke half way through a photoshoot. Be careful using this product, my camera is still sitting in a bag of rice!