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Question: To what depth is this rated?  I.e. how deep can we go and still know that this will float back up?
Document: This is just as described. Small enough to hold while swimming. I like that it has the leash on it also to avoid loosing (even though it will float its a pain to go back up to the surface to find it!
Don't listen to the people who complain about this item. This handle is perfect for anything from diving to just using casually.Yes the nut can fall off and the screw can come out of place, but all you have to do is just put them back into place. The people who complain about that obviously don't know how a nut and screw work.Very light and compact. Handle is great. Compartment is nifty but I don't really use it. Would purchase one again if I lose this.
I absolutely love this handle! It is very lightweight and the grip is quite comfortable. Even when it was wet I wasn't worried about it slipping. I did not make use of the waterproof storage aspect of the handle though I loved that the option was there.The first time I used it, the small plastic piece that you are supposed to screw into fell off. I just popped it right back in place and went back to screwing on the go pro and it's been fine.
I used used this for a canoe trip and enjoy the peace of mind that my camera will float if it goes in the water. The grip feels very comfortable, and I can hide money and keys inside the handle. Good product.
Glad I got this instead of the orange back door floaty.
The grip on the handle is very nice and comfortable to use however,  used it snorkeling for a week and the handle now has water in it and no way to get it out. Still floats but not as much as it did when first used. Maybe I just got a bad one.
This is just right for using the GoPro for diving. It can either float or fill the handle with water so it's neutrally buoyant.
I had to flood the chamber when I was SCUBA diving, and it was still slightly buoyant. For SCUBA I would recommend something that sinks since you can probably recover it much easier if you do happen to lose it. I put a keyring on the orange plug so I could attach a retractor between it and my BCD.For snorkeling, it was a great addition. I've used the telescoping handles, but they tend to be a bit heavy.
If you're going snorkeling or scuba, this is a great accessory. It floats as advertised and keeps your gopro on the service of the water without creating too much buoyancy if you dive underwater. I used this with the LCD touchscreen attached to the back and didn't have any issue with the additional weight. It's durable and well made. I really liked the feel of the hand grip: it's soft, rubbery and a bit squishy to the feel. I didn't use the internal storage compartment so I can't comment on that.
I am new to the gopro family and purchased one per recommendation at a local Best Buy. I knew I wanted the best to film my once-in-a-lifetime western Caribbean cruise that was going to be filled with adventure. After playing around with what typically comes in the gopro box, I realized it was going to need to be mounted onto something even though it was still going to be handheld. I did some research and settled on this floating camera handle.
Answer: Between 90' and 120' it is slightly positive to neutral. At 130' it is neutral to slightly negative.  Anything shallower than 60' it is definitely positive so be sure it is tethered (wrist strap) if you're going to let go of it.