Sea Frogs 130ft/40m Underwater Camera Housing Waterproof Diving Case for Sony A6000 with 16-50mm Lens (Housing + Red Filter)

This is my first underwater housing, so I have nothing to compare it to. I also have not taken it into the ocean yet. But it works well in my pool so far. *!!! BUT !!!* I'm not sure if this is a genuine Sea Frogs brand product. I'm going to keep it because it seems to work and is cheaper than what I see on their website, but the product has no branding *of any kind*, there's no warranty card (not that I ever fill those out), and the manual has no company information what-so-ever and was clearly written by someone who speaks ESL (English as a Second Language). Like I said - I'm going to keep it and see, and no complaints so far, but buyer beware if you're looking for the genuine article and that's important to you. It's just very strange to buy a product that has zero company information of any kind anywhere, whether that's on the product itself, on the packaging, or in the manual. This may or may not be genuine ~ I really don't know. Maybe it is? Maybe it isn't?Update: I've been using this for a few months, just for snorkeling and taking it down to a depth of about 20ft. So far I've been *very pleased*. Works very well. But it's the only waterproof housing I've ever used, so I can't meaningfully compare it to anything. I'd like to give it a 5 star rating, but until I have more experience with housings, I feel like that would be disingenuous.I did notice that the water/leak alarm is very sensitive. If you open the housing before taking it into the water, if it's a humid day the alarm will go off (even on land). And now you have the humidity inside the housing.... so the alarm beeps the whole time you're in the water, even though there's no leak. I cut the cable to the battery, but now I have no leak alarm.

This is a great case, have used it multiple times diving down to 22 meters and absolutely no problems. Unfortunately it did not come with the Red Lens filter it was supposed to so I had to buy that separate. After trying to work with the seller to get a refund for the lens I was unsuccessful. Just plan on spending another $15 on a lens.

The case is well made and provided good waterproofing at 75 ft. Only problem is withe the Sony A6000 view finder sensor.Once the door is closed it automatically switched to viewfinder from LCD screen. Tried several tricks on the internet but didn’t work. So just shooting in the general direction of the subject. Will be very nice if we can see the composition on the scree before shooting.