The housing uses the company’s flexible touchscreen membrane, which Divevolk says allows users to tap, swipe and operate native camera functions and third-party applications underwater with bare fingers. It is rated to 60m under the IPX8 standard and uses a button-free construction with a three-layer sealing system.

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According to the manufacturer, it is the world's first underwater full touch screen diving housing for smartphones. Its touchscreen offers complete access and contact with the phone's screen which can then be operated as usual including accessing and using every app also underwater. The housing is compatible with a wide range of both iPhone and Android models.