Camera Case Insta360 Ace Pro 2 Dive Case Mountable on Stick

The Insta360 Ace Pro 2 Dive Case provides waterproof protection for Insta360 cameras during underwater photography and videography. Engineered to guard the camera to depths of 197 ft (60 m), the case combines premium materials with a reliable sealing system and a coated glass lens to preserve image clarity while shooting underwater. It is designed to be mountable on a stick and includes a 2‑prong vertical-horizontal structure for flexible shooting orientations.

Advantages

Premium materials and a robust sealant deliver high-quality waterproofing to the specified depth. The coated glass lens reduces reflections and repels water to maintain clear imaging. An integrated vertical-horizontal two-prong structure expands shooting options and accessory compatibility. A sliding buckle lock provides a simple, secure closure, and precision design and testing ensure a snug fit for the Insta360 Ace Pro 2.

Suitable for

• Underwater photography and videography with Insta360 Ace Pro 2
• Diving and snorkeling excursions
• Mounting on handheld sticks or poles for extended reach
• Recording water sports and marine environments

Key specifications

• Maximum waterproof depth: 197 ft (60 m)
• Coated glass lens to reduce reflection and repel water
• Material: premium waterproof housing (manufacturer description)
• Mounting: compatible with stick/pole mounting and two-prong vertical-horizontal structure
• Closure: sliding buckle lock mechanism

How to use

Open the sliding buckle lock and place the Insta360 Ace Pro 2 inside the case, ensuring the camera aligns correctly with the coated glass lens and the internal mounting points. Close the buckle until it locks securely and verify the seal before submerging. Attach the case to a compatible stick or accessory using the built-in two‑prong structure for the desired vertical or horizontal orientation. After use, rinse the exterior with fresh water and dry thoroughly before opening to protect the sealing surfaces.

Usage recommendations

Check the sliding buckle and external seals before each dive, perform a dry test without the camera to confirm waterproofing, and avoid exposing the case to high-impact shocks or abrasive surfaces to maintain sealing integrity and lens clarity.