Diving into SwimCell With Divernet

May 24, 2017

This month (June 2017) we've partnered up with Divernet to offer readers the chance to win 1 of 5 SwimCell Waterproof Cases and a Key Float which can either be used to float your phone in your SwimCell, a couple of keys or even a GoPro action camera.

The total value of each prize is worth £24. To enter the competition click here to visit the Divernet site. For any of their customers we're offering a 10% discount at our checkout with code DIVERNET. For those of you looking for the answer to the question, keep reading to the end.

Our waterproof phone cases come in 2 sizes, standard and large, fitting all phones from the small iphone 5 to the great big iphone 6 and 7 plus. They are also the perfect size for keeping money, keys and jewellery in too. They come in 5 fab colours, black, white, pink, blue and neon yellow.

If you'd like something a bit smaller, say for just 1 key, we launched our SwimCell Armband Key Case earlier this year. With an adjustable strap it's perfect for running or tucking into your wetsuit whilst you dive or surf.

The phone cases have been tested to 10m underwater, although we know naughty people like to take them deeper than that. Our larger cases can handle more pressure down to 20m.

We have 2 larger sizes for ipads and kindle to make sure that you can fully protect all your tech gear from water, sand, dirt and dust. Best of all, you can still use your device through the case, taking photos or making calls for your pleasure and safety.

"Whether you're just going to the beach, on a sailing trip, snorkelling or diving, keep your valuables safe and dry inside a SwimCell Waterproof Case. It's easy to use with 2 twist lock wheels. Give yourself one less thing to worry about and have peace of mind that you can call for help if you needed to".
says creator Amy Day from Penzance, Cornwall.

To view our whole range of products visit our shop and don't forget if you're a Divernet reader you can use code DIVERNET at the checkout to get 10% off until the end of July 2017.