DIVEVOLK SeaTouch 6 Pro: Touchscreen Housing Rated to 196 Feet

Nicolai Lonne holding a row of dive computers while standing in shallow turquoise water
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Nicolai Lonne
Nicolai Lonne holding a row of dive computers while standing in shallow turquoise water
Author and Co-founder at DIVEIN.com
Nicolai co-founded DIVEIN back in 2009 with his brother Torben - initially with the idea that "if we have a popular blog about diving, then we'd...
- Author and Co-founder at DIVEIN.com
DIVEIN tester holding a DiveVolk phone housing rigged with two video lights over a reef
A tray with video lights is the best investment for better footage.

DIVEVOLK launched the SeaTouch 6 Pro on September 15, 2026, an underwater housing that lets your phone’s touchscreen work normally at depth, no buttons, no separate app. DIVEVOLK rates the housing IPX8, an industry rating for full underwater submersion, to 196 feet (60 meters); that’s the housing’s rating, not the phone’s.

The housing has no physical buttons. Instead a flexible membrane sits over the screen, so you tap, pinch to zoom, and swipe the same way you would on land.

What’s New This Generation

  • A red filter for snorkeling in the 0 to 33 foot (0 to 10 meter) range, included in the box
  • A built-in slot for an anti-fog desiccant, a small pouch that absorbs moisture to stop the lens fogging
  • 18 mm of internal clearance, enough for phones with thicker camera bumps
  • A redesigned dome port
  • A larger touch window that restores edge-swipe gestures on big-screen phones

Details are on the DIVEVOLK blog.

DIVEIN tested an earlier DIVEVOLK housing with lights. This archival image does not show the new SeaTouch 6 Pro. Photo: DIVEIN. Source: https://www.divein.com/underwater-cameras/divevolk-underwater-housings/

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