Kraken Sports vs Nauticam
TG-PRO Housing for Olympus TG6/TG7 vs NA-Z6III Housing for Nikon Z6III Camera
Two camera systems, two housing choices: start with the camera you own.
Kraken Sports
Nauticam
Scores are our editorial opinion of these models, based on features, suitability and ownership trade-offs—not hands-on test results. How we chose →
We’d pick the NA-Z6III Housing for Nikon Z6III Camera.
We’d start with Nauticam NA-Z6III Housing for Nikon Z6III Camera. Our Z6III-system pick for photographers who want an aluminium housing, the N120 lens system and provision for external monitoring. Choose Kraken Sports TG-PRO Housing for Olympus TG6/TG7 instead if its strengths are a better match: our compact-camera option for divers building around the TG-6 or TG-7 family. These housings are not interchangeable: camera fit comes before our score. Build the quote around the supported camera, lens, port and controls.
Which one suits you?
Kraken Sports TG-PRO Housing for Olympus TG6/TG7
Our compact-camera option for divers building around the TG-6 or TG-7 family. The conflicting depth claims need written clarification; it cannot house the mirrorless cameras in this group.
Get to know this model →Nauticam NA-Z6III Housing for Nikon Z6III Camera
Our Z6III-system pick for photographers who want an aluminium housing, the N120 lens system and provision for external monitoring. The vacuum valve, ports and monitoring hardware need their own budget; this housing fits the Z6III, not any Nikon body.
Get to know this model →Specifications side by side
The details that matter, side by side. “Check with the brand” means we have not confirmed that detail.
| Detail | Kraken Sports TG-PRO Housing for Olympus TG6/TG7 | Nauticam NA-Z6III Housing for Nikon Z6III Camera |
|---|---|---|
| BodyCheck with the brand | Hard-anodised aluminium | Check with the brand |
| Camera familyCheck with the brand | TG-6 / TG-7; verify exact fit | Check with the brand |
| Port threadCheck with the brand | 52 mm; 67 mm with adapter | Check with the brand |
| Vacuum systemCheck with the brand | Electronic; M16 bulkhead also listed | Check with the brand |
| Depth ratingCheck with the brand | Conflicting 80 m / 100 m claims | 100 m |
| Listed weightCheck with the brand | 685 g on land | Check with the brand |
| Camera fitCheck with the brand | Check with the brand | Nikon Z6III |
| Port systemCheck with the brand | Check with the brand | N120 Z6III/Z5II chart |
| Weight in airCheck with the brand | Check with the brand | 2.7 kg |
| DimensionsCheck with the brand | Check with the brand | 343 × 200 × 141 mm |
| Vacuum valveCheck with the brand | Check with the brand | Optional 25624 |
| Monitor connection provisionCheck with the brand | Check with the brand | M24 accessory opening |
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What the differences mean when you buy
Camera and lens compatibility
Kraken Sports TG-PRO Housing for Olympus TG6/TG7
- Camera family
- TG-6 / TG-7; verify exact fit
- Port thread
- 52 mm; 67 mm with adapter
Nauticam NA-Z6III Housing for Nikon Z6III Camera
- Camera fit
- Nikon Z6III
- Port system
- N120 Z6III/Z5II chart
Camera fit is the first pass-or-fail check. Housings for different bodies are alternative complete systems, not interchangeable parts. Identify the exact lens, port, extensions and gears in the current chart. A shared port-family name does not guarantee that every combination or gear transfers between models.
Controls, flash and monitoring
Kraken Sports TG-PRO Housing for Olympus TG6/TG7
Ask the brand about this detail before ordering.
Nauticam NA-Z6III Housing for Nikon Z6III Camera
- Monitor connection provision
- M24 accessory opening
Map the controls you actually need to the housing control list. Broad marketing descriptions can omit exclusions found in a detailed table. Flash triggers, monitor bulkheads and cables may be optional or serial-dependent. A surface charging connection is not an underwater charging instruction; use it only as specified by the manufacturer.
Complete rig and included protection systems
Kraken Sports TG-PRO Housing for Olympus TG6/TG7
- Body
- Hard-anodised aluminium
- Listed weight
- 685 g on land
- Vacuum system
- Electronic; M16 bulkhead also listed
Nauticam NA-Z6III Housing for Nikon Z6III Camera
- Dimensions
- 343 × 200 × 141 mm
- Weight in air
- 2.7 kg
- Vacuum valve
- Optional 25624
Compare the complete ready-to-use rig, not just a bare housing body. Ports, camera, lens, handles, batteries, lights and floats affect total size and handling. Confirm which vacuum components are included and which are optional. A leak-detection or vacuum system does not replace correct manufacturer preparation or guarantee against flooding.
A closer look at both
TG-PRO Housing for Olympus TG6/TG7
The TG-PRO is an aluminium camera housing sold for Olympus/OM System TG-6 and TG-7 cameras. Its appeal is the built-in electronic vacuum system, access to camera controls and provision for an internal 18650 battery to charge the camera. The 52 mm port thread accepts compatible wet optics; 67 mm lenses require an adapter.
What we like
Our compact-camera option for divers building around the TG-6 or TG-7 family.
What would make us think twice
The conflicting depth claims need written clarification; it cannot house the mirrorless cameras in this group.
More about the TG-PRO Housing for Olympus TG6/TG7 →NA-Z6III Housing for Nikon Z6III Camera
The NA-Z6III is an aluminium housing for Nikon’s Z6III, with the N120 Z6III/Z5II port system and an M24 opening for a compatible HDMI arrangement. It is a candidate for photographers combining stills with externally monitored video, provided the chosen lenses and accessories appear on the relevant compatibility charts.
What we like
Our Z6III-system pick for photographers who want an aluminium housing, the N120 lens system and provision for external monitoring.
What would make us think twice
The vacuum valve, ports and monitoring hardware need their own budget; this housing fits the Z6III, not any Nikon body.
More about the NA-Z6III Housing for Nikon Z6III Camera →Four checks before you place an order
- Write down the exact camera body and lens, then confirm the current housing and port-chart combination.
- Check every required control, trigger and monitor connection, including serial-number restrictions.
- Obtain a complete package quote covering ports, gears, handles, vacuum components and required cables.
- Follow the manufacturer setup and checking process with competent support before exposing the camera system to water.
Ask for a quote for the complete kit, including the accessories you need. That makes the price comparison much more useful.
Price, accessories and owning the equipment
The lens-port system can dominate the real buying decision. Include required extensions, gears, lighting connections and view or monitor accessories, and distinguish items you already own from items that must be bought. A Deluxe package may save separate purchases without changing the housing’s control access.
If comparing housings for different cameras, include the camera and lens cost as well as any lost compatibility with existing equipment. Confirm repair support, spare seals and the handling of warranty claims. Manufacturer depth ratings are equipment limits; they do not establish a safe diving depth or eliminate the need for a supported configuration.
How we scored these models & further reading
These are our subjective buying scores out of 100. We weigh the usefulness of the features, the intended diving or carrying job, and the compromises involved in owning the gear. They are not laboratory measurements, safety grades or customer averages. The verdict applies to the two named models, not everything either brand makes.
90–100: one of our first choices for the stated job. 80–89: a strong option with trade-offs. 70–79: a more specific fit. A different fit, camera, valve or dive plan can change which one you should buy.
Kraken Sports TG-PRO Housing for Olympus TG6/TG7
Product details and further reading →Nauticam NA-Z6III Housing for Nikon Z6III Camera
Product details and further reading →Questions worth settling
Can I swap cameras because the housing dimensions look similar?
No. Compatibility must be explicitly established for the exact camera and lens. Similar external dimensions, a shared mount family or a nearby model name do not prove that controls, ports or the internal fit are interchangeable.
Which is the better buy for this particular comparison?
These housings are not interchangeable: camera fit comes before our score. Build the quote around the supported camera, lens, port and controls. Kraken Sports TG-PRO Housing for Olympus TG6/TG7: The conflicting depth claims need written clarification; it cannot house the mirrorless cameras in this group. Nauticam NA-Z6III Housing for Nikon Z6III Camera: The vacuum valve, ports and monitoring hardware need their own budget; this housing fits the Z6III, not any Nikon body.
Our pick is where we would start. Choose the other model if its fit or features better match your setup—especially where a camera, valve, boot or exposure suit needs an exact match.
