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The clear window in the waterproof pouch design allows phone use without having to remove it from the pouch, ensuring protection during swimming or hiking, providing convenience and peace of mind.
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Kayaking Cruise Beach Essentials
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RedXepher82
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2024
I usually just get this for the beach. The first thing I will say is that the case is pretty well sealed. I think the latch gives you a bit more security in knowing the water will not breach the actual case. This does work with most phone cases. There is plenty of space to work with. This is durable plastic but dropping it on a sharp corner could still damage your screen so just be careful. The lanyard is a nice attachment to have BUT it is not the best thing in the world. It feels a bit thin and cheap there. The plastic is very durable. It will not be easily punctures short of stabbing it with a knife. It can hold your phone and a few small things such as cards and cash. I am not sure how much depth it will actually take. I like I am still able to use the phone which is what I wanted this for. My screen is somewhat still responsive even with this and the screen protector on my phone. I do get sometimes when the phone does not read my finger touch but I expected this. I can use my camera through this but I do get some glare and smear from the water even if you do wipe it off. I am able to take some underwater video but it is not the best through this unfortunately. Overall the case is really nice. It is durable and secure to prevent water from getting in. It is not the strongest device to have though if you happen to drop this. It does fit with my case. I am still able to use my phone for the most part with a few finger registration not working. My finger print reader definitely does not work with this on. I am able to press the side buttons and such without issue but I gotta press a little harder. I like the lanyard idea but it could be better material.
Yippy Effin Skippy
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2024
Like many of these phone cases I have tested, I got this one, stuck a phone in it and chucked it into a bucket of water. Because SCIENCE!Was it easy to put my phone in it? YES! Unlike many of these, this case is larger and my Pixel 8 Pro with a case easily fit in it.Is it easy to open and close? YES! Exactly like every other case, there's two tabs you rotate open and then the case opens up. Dead simple.Does it keep your phone/wallet/keys/whatever dry? YES. It also came with instructions that explain that sticking a phone in it and chucking it in the water straight away is kind of an idiotic thing to do. You should put tissue paper and some weight in it, seal it, then put it under water and wave it around for a few minutes and THEN check. Whatever, I do it my way!Does it float? NO! The stupid thing just sinks like a rock. I don't know about you but if I fall in the water with my phone it's PROBABLY in a pocket so not floating is ok. BUT if it somehow falls out of my pocket I'd kind of like the thing back. What's the point of a protective case if it doesn't float?Is it high vis? Again, no. So now I have a phone case that sinks AND blends in with the murk in the water. Awesome. Thanks. Great. That's fantastic.Seriously, these cases need to do 2 things:1. Keep my phone and other stuff dry2. Help me retrieve my phone and other stuff in the event I drop it in the water.This only does the first thing. Great, my phone that's hidden at the bottom of the lake is dry. It's STILL useless to me. I don't care if it's dry if I still can't use it.Of this style of case this is best one I have tested. It seems better made than most and is larger.... but still misses the point of having a water proof protective case.
Farmington NM
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2024
I am a flyfisher and like to have my phone ready to take shots of fish I've caught. Most of the time I have to dig it out of a pocket and pray I don't fumble it into the river. I've used a couple other pouches before but didn't like that I couldn't fit my phone in without removing the case and the fact that the seam all around made it "fun" to bring it to life when I wanted a picture. This pouch is spacious enough to hold my Pixel 8 without removing the case and still allows me to activate screen commands and easily wake it up or put it to sleep. And the neck cord makes it quickly accessible and not have to dig into a pocket for the phone.By the way, the pouch makes the phone pretty well water proof--be sure to perform a leak test with it empty first. Had a little bit of cloudiness in the attached photo, but that was from water that the fish had splashed on myself and the pouch. Wanted to try some underwater photos, but I forgot to. Was too busy catching fish...
zebramichelles
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2024
Have you ever heard the horror stories of your phone falling into the pool, or worse how a harmless push from a friend can cost them so much? Not to mention how many forget they have a phone in their hand as they go into a pool or the ocean. This is the answer! Before we add in bathtime, clumsy hands, and more..Phones cost a lot, and we get attached to all the photos, videos, and apps set up just how we love it. Not many people I know celebrate the new phone when it gets to the new setup. I am going to a city known for its downpours and I have lost a phone to even that before. This time I throw my phone into one of these while on vacation. It protects the phone from any water-based weather, accidents, or forgetfulness. It may never come back out of the case though.It is only slightly larger than my phone. My phone is not scratched up in the bag. Plus, I am protected from all the random liquid-destroying things the universe can throw my way. I am already looking for something similar for my pad and smaller laptop- An added level of protection for so many things. If we spend what we do on our phones, this need is so universal that it's a modern necessity for any phone that's not water protection rated. $10 to protect several phones that could be worth $1000, it is simple math from there.
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