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Got this so I could shoot better footage for me personally and for my diving channel on different platforms. Owned it for a couple years now & it hasn’t disappointed me one bit! Grips are comfortable & the metal & material feel solid, high-quality. Both lights included are super bright & keep a long charge. Different light modes & levels. They get hot only if not used in water. Keeps my GoPro mounted solid & in line with camera shots & the rig isn’t in the frame even on Superview mode. Different spots for mounting more accessories & items. Also like the wrist restraint that comes with it to keep it with you securely. Lights take a USB-C type charger, have LED light to indicate charging status. I have dove to depths of 100+ FT with this rig & lights. Hasn’t had any issues between the two. Lightweight in & out of water. My videos are stable as can be. Fits in my regular size backpack. Overall highly satisfied & recommend this to anyone looking to get better video & photo quality from diving sports!

The tray is sturdy and has good strong attachment points for other accessories. The lights are pretty decent as long as you take the time to secure them properly, they are reasonably bright and the beams are nice and even with no hot spots. The battery life is also very good. The extra 1/4" holes beside the cold shoes allow you to add 1/4" male to 1/4" male threaded adapters to add bendy arms for the lights, or other accessories, so you can build it out the way you want.

This compact little package is just right for a non professional underwater videographer. However, as previous reviews stated, which I did not pay close attention to, there are two weaknesses. After 7 days diving in Belize, I captured some really good video. But, the lights are not all that bright at depth. Even in clear water, they will only illuminate objects within 3 or less feet. The real annoyance is the thumbwheels that attach the lights to the shoe. Since they are plastic, it is hard to get them tight enough by hand. They often loosen during the dive, so you have to monitor them, or risk losing a light. I decided to go with the Home Improvement method, and used pliers to tighten them. That worked well for a few days, until the plastic thumbwheel cracked, because it's plastic. Then it did not tighten at all. So like some other people, I ended up doubly securing it with a zip tie. I would be willing to pay an added $5-10 for aluminum or stainless thumbwheel assemblies, which would be a vast improvement over the plastic. Other than that, I like it very much. May add some photos or video later.

I thought I would give underwater photography a try while we were diving in Roatan Honduras. At this price point, I thought this rig did an excellent job. The photos/video below was taken at 70 feet with no filters. No problems with the battery life, we did three dives a day and charged it at night. For someone just starting out. This is a great starter kit.

Love the set up. But shortly after stated using them, I have 1 light that wont shut off.

To be 100% clear, I've not gotten to take it for a dive yet. If I have mishap on one of my upcoming dives, I will certainly come back and update. Perhaps they have updated the design from all of the reviews of lights falling off...idk. What I can say is the version I got, when properly installed, would be next to impossible to lose a light. The cold shoe has a bolt on one end to keep the light from sliding out that way and then there is a metal plate that clamps down with a lip on one side that will prevent it from sliding out the other way unless the thumb screw is WAY lose. Hopefully my video makes it pretty clear how to properly mount the light. To be correct, the end of the metal plate (on the light mount itself) that has the bent lip should go onto the shoe overlapping the same end as where the stop screw in the shoe is if that makes sense.

Overall, this product is a turd. -The lights aren't strong enough, so you'll need to replace them with something more powerful. -The mechanism that holds the lights are absolute trash and will fail. The plastic is weak and breaks easily, making the light fall off. If it doesn't break, it works itself loose and the light falls off. Tldr; the light falls off. -The frame itself is a good starter base. It's large enough that you have room to press the buttons on your camera. It's aluminum, so sturdy enough to attach to safely. -If you want a work around to the sketchy holder parts, use zip ties. Those will ensure the lights and camera don't fall off; they're cheap and probably already in a random drawer in your garage.

The frame is sturdy and can be used for many different setups. The lights are just okay. The rechargable batteries are not removable. They come with three sets of diffuser filters. The purple diffusers are for neutralizing green tones in lakes or rivers, the orange diffusers are for neutralizing blue tones in the ocean, and the frosted white diffusers are more general purpose. Now for the bad, the clips for the lights do not feel sturdy at all. I ended using super glue to keep them in place. I would not trust the default setup. Alternatively you could buy additional GoPro mounts to use the included GoPro clips to secure the lights. I also added a lanyard. Overall, this is good value as a budget setup with relatively low powered compared to spending three to four times as much for 2-3x brighter lights and a more ergonomic grip.

Love the diving Rig. But the lights stopped working & starting “flashing” after the second day.. I tried everything, but nothing works. Can somebody help?

Lights were good, but mount used to secure light to rig were VERY weak. Lost one light on 1st dive and 2nd light on second dive. Not great

Sehr gutes Licht für Unterwasserfotos

Les lumières ne sont pas exceptionnelles mais permets de raviver les couleurs et c'est très agréable lors du visionnage des vidéos. Le produit a l'air robuste.

This works well. It’s a solid rig. The rig itself is a good size, and easy to handle. The lights are effective for looking into crevices and as general flashlights, but do not have the power if you are considering serious photo or video.