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ZHUHAI, China, Oct. 29, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — DIVEVOLK today announced that its\u00a0SeaLink Underwater Smartphone Data Transmitter<\/strong><\/a> is powering a series of live underwater dive broadcasts on Tik Tok from Guraidhoo, a local island in South Mal\u00e9 Atoll, Maldives. The streams are produced by Hanhai Youqian Travel Co., Ltd.\u00a0and run on the Douyin dive channel Madai Haiwang (\u201cThe Aquaman of Maldives\u201d), with every underwater shot coming from a smartphone sealed in a DIVEVOLK housing.<\/p>\n

The underwater kit is a phone, a housing and a SeaLink. The operator uses a vivo X200 Pro<\/strong> inside a DIVEVOLK SeaTouch underwater smartphone housing<\/strong><\/a>; SeaLink keeps the phone online at depths of up to 30 meters, and the operator\u2019s own streaming software sends the picture straight to the live room. Viewers watch the dive site as the diver swims it, and the host talks them through what is in front of the lens.<\/p>\n

A Phone Rig in Place of an Underwater Broadcast System<\/strong><\/p>\n

Live television from underwater has traditionally called for purpose-built underwater cameras, cabling and a production crew on the surface. That weight and cost have kept daily reef broadcasts out of reach for most dive operators.<\/p>\n

At Guraidhoo, the camera is the phone the host already streams with. Sealed in the SeaTouch housing<\/a>, the vivo X200 Pro keeps calling on its own camera and streaming features underwater, and SeaLink supplies the network connection the phone would otherwise lose below the surface. A host can gear up, enter the water and go live from the same rig on every dive.<\/p>\n

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Software and SeaLink Together Make the Dive Interactive<\/strong><\/p>\n

Hanhai Youqian combines internet livestreaming, cross-border e-commerce and travel. The company developed its own livestream push software and pairs it with SeaLink hardware, a combination it uses to improve the underwater viewing experience and to build interactive formats around each dive. Each stream announces the day\u2019s dive site, lists what viewers can expect to see, including sea turtles, shipwrecks, coral and rays, and is led by one of the company\u2019s experienced diver-hosts.<\/p>\n

Screenshots from the stream show between roughly 215 and 596 concurrent viewers, with one session recording 14,000 likes. Comments, follows and reactions arrive while the host is still underwater, and the host can answer viewers\u2019 questions mid-dive.<\/p>\n

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From Reef Scenery to Coral Restoration, Live<\/strong><\/p>\n

The footage covers the range of a Guraidhoo dive: coral reef scenes, giant clams, schools of snapper and the island\u2019s underwater swing. It also brings viewers into the dive team\u2019s coral restoration work, where coral fragments are grown on rope nursery lines and later planted back onto the reef.<\/p>\n

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Underwater Streams Give Hosts Distinctive Content and a New Growth Channel<\/strong><\/p>\n

For creators who stream for a living, SeaLink is first a production tool. Hosts go live underwater from the same phone and account they already use, so turtles, wrecks and reef scenes flow straight into their existing live room and set the channel apart from land-based streams. The host narrates and answers comments in real time, and viewers follow the dive as it happens.<\/p>\n

That content also builds an audience. In the Guraidhoo streams, comments, follows and likes kept arriving while the host was still underwater, and the underwater feed drew new viewers into the live room. The followers and engagement a channel builds this way can be converted into dive travel bookings, e-commerce sales and brand partnerships. For Hanhai Youqian, which runs livestreaming, cross-border e-commerce and travel businesses, the underwater live room is a content window that connects all three.<\/p>\n

The Same Kit Works for Everyday Divers<\/strong><\/p>\n

The phone, housing and SeaLink combination is equally suited to recreational divers. Once the phone is sealed in a SeaTouch housing, divers operate it through the touch membrane using the same touchscreen gestures they rely on above water, with no dedicated underwater camera system to learn. SeaLink keeps the phone connected at depths of up to 30 meters, covering the range of most recreational dives, so divers can stream a dive, video-call family or share the day\u2019s dive site live on social media.<\/p>\n

Light to carry and quick to learn, the kit extends underwater livestreaming beyond dive operators and professional hosts to everyday divers.<\/p>\n

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DIVEVOLK Comment<\/strong><\/p>\n

\u201cA dive operator should be able to broadcast a reef the way it broadcasts anything else: with a phone. The Guraidhoo streams show that a phone, a SeaTouch housing and SeaLink are enough to put a live dive in front of an audience every day.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cHanhai Youqian pairs its own streaming software with SeaLink to turn a dive into a two-way program, where viewers ask questions and the host answers from the reef. For hosts, the underwater live room offers content that stands out on the platform and helps build an audience.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cLive coverage of coral restoration is exactly the kind of ocean communication we built SeaLink for. We look forward to seeing more operators, creators and everyday divers take their audiences underwater.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u2014 DIVEVOLK Marketing & Communications<\/p>\n

About Guraidhoo<\/strong><\/p>\n

Guraidhoo is a local island in South Mal\u00e9 Atoll, Maldives, that has kept the character of a traditional fishing village, with few visitors and an unhurried pace. It is home to some of the most spectacular dive sites in South Mal\u00e9 Atoll, with clear water, several shipwrecks and an underwater swing among its best-known photo spots.<\/p>\n

About DIVEVOLK<\/strong><\/p>\n

DIVEVOLK, headquartered in Zhuhai, China, is a global technology company specializing in underwater smartphone housings and diving accessories. The company designs and manufactures the SeaTouch 4 Max series and the new SeaTouch 6 Pro underwater smartphone housings and related accessories for diving, snorkeling, and underwater imaging.<\/p>\n

The revolutionary SeaLink Underwater Smartphone Data Transmitter enables phones to receive signals at depths of up to 30 meters underwater, supporting features such as live streaming and video communication across multiple platforms. DIVEVOLK was honored as ScubaLab\u2019s Best Buy in 2024<\/a> and twice won the German dive award for Innovation<\/a>, in 2024 and 2026.<\/p>\n

DIVEVOLK products are sold worldwide through https:\/\/divevolkdiving.com\/<\/a> and authorized retailers. The company is committed to making underwater image creation affordable and accessible to every diver, marine researcher, and ocean communicator, and to advancing the technology that enables it.<\/p>\n

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