SeaLife Micro 3+

SeaLife Micro 3+

by Ability Enterprise Co., Ltd.

34 ratings
25 reviews
Free

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Released
May 26, 2020
Updated
September 11, 2024

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Wirelessly connect your underwater camera to your iPhone or iPad to view, download, and manage photos and videos. The app also allows for live streaming and remote camera control, ensuring you don't miss a moment underwater.

✓Wireless camera connection
✓View and download photos/videos
✓Firmware updates
✓Live streaming view
✓Remote capture and settings control
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What's New in SeaLife Micro 3+

1.10.0

September 11, 2024

• Corrected the video recording date/time meta data embedded in the video file • Fixed bug associated with selecting All Files in camera gallery. Note: Wirelessly downloading multiple files from the camera is limited to 1024MB per download session.

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User reviews

What has happened to this app?

I have used this app with my phone for 18 months and it works great. It connects via WiFi and I can download photos relatively quickly. I have no idea what these people are complaining about. Then all of a sudden, the camera and the phone will not connect and the app shuts down.

I have turned off the cellular data, I have deleted and reinstalled the app, I have shut down and restarted my phone. What the heck SeaLife. Get the update or whatever is the issue fixed. You have made your product useless. For the same amount of money I can get an underwater case for my iPhone.
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Useless App

Phone is connected to the camera via WiFi but the app doesn’t recognize the camera at all.

Too basic of an app

This app is just a marketing ploy to be able to say “we too, have an app”…

Too basic to be useful. Can’t rotate the iPhone so pictures/movies occupy the whole screen.

I wish SeaLife made their cameras able to download pics to a computer.

It has a SEVERE and silly limitation: if you want to download several pictures from your camera it limits the download size (SIZE! Not number of pictures) to 1024MB. Why this SIZE limitation baffles me…
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Clumsy useless

Could they make this app any worse, if that was the plan, probably not. I’d rather pay for an app that has some smarts to it. Read all the other reviews they pretty much cover the specifics. I like the camera.

Camera and app

No WiFi connection available. I had to format it more than once and lost all media and still doesn’t connect to wifi. I had tried everything. I believe that’s why it’s at a lower price.

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What does the SeaLife Micro 3+ app do?

The SeaLife Micro 3+ app wirelessly connects your SeaLife Micro 3.0 underwater camera to your iPhone or iPad. It allows you to view and download photos and videos from the camera's memory directly to your device. You can also update your camera's firmware and control various camera settings remotely.

What are the main features of the SeaLife Micro 3+ app?

Key features include wirelessly viewing and downloading pictures and videos, checking for and installing camera firmware updates, live streaming view from the camera (up to 100ft above water), and remotely capturing photos and videos while changing camera settings.

Is the SeaLife Micro 3+ app free to use?

Yes, the SeaLife Micro 3+ app is free to download and use. There are no in-app purchases or ads mentioned in the provided information.

What devices is the SeaLife Micro 3+ app compatible with?

The app is designed to work with the SeaLife Micro 3.0 underwater camera and connects wirelessly to iPhones and iPads. Downloaded files are automatically saved to your device's Photo Gallery app.

How can I use the live streaming feature?

The live streaming feature allows you to see what your camera sees in real-time, up to a distance of 100 feet (30 meters) from the camera. This is particularly useful for framing shots or monitoring your camera above water.