Review on Syncwire Waterproof Phone Pouch [2-Pack] - Universal IPX8 Waterproof Phone Case Dry Bag With Lanyard Compatible With IPhone 12/11 Pro XS MAX XR X 8 7 6 Plus SE Samsung S10+ And More Up To 7 Inches by Brett Morrison

So this is the second type of waterproof case I've bought. It's definitely durable and waterproof, however the plastic tarnishes very quickly, affecting image quality. So at first the photos are great and clear, and then they get very blurry and it's difficult to get a good picture. I used this for my vacation. I snorkeled a bit and the photos turned out great on the first day. The problem with such cases is that the phone does not work well underwater due to the water pressure. It cannot detect the pressure of your finger on the controls. A few workarounds for this are to open the camera when the bag is out of the water, then lower the camera and use the side button to take pictures instead of the on-screen button. A little trick for the video - again we take the bag out of the water and start recording the video. Then load the bag and continue filming. A few more points - the side button for taking photos isn't the easiest to use, as that's where most of the plastic is. Also, the phone dangles there when it's in your pocket. So if you're shooting underwater and the lens isn't pointed sideways you won't get a great shot - I mean you can see why, but at the same time there's no way to get the phone to lie flat. against the side of the bag. In short, it works, it's waterproof, but it's difficult to work with it underwater. I like the tie. I was boogie boarding with another bag around my neck and it stays put even when the surf throws me. This pouch allowed me to let go and keep it around my neck while diving. It also works great if you just want to pop in your credit card and/or keys to dip into.