📱 MoKo Floating Waterproof Phone Pouch: Keep your iPhone 13/12/11 and Samsung S21/S10 safe and dry! Review

The instructions on the sleeve tell you to put a tissue or toilet paper in the sleeve and soak it for 2-3 hours to check. I put something in, held it under the water under a 5lb weight and got to work. After 10 hours the inside is still dry. On July 4th, I took my cell phone to the lake. Swim, dive from the boat, just have a great day with your phone in your pocket in this case. Not a single drop of water penetrated the seal. For this price, this case is a must buy. Install iPhone 6+ with some…

I haven't gone underwater or made a video of it! But my family and I went to Soaky Mountain Water Park. Where I used it for 7 hours riding all the water slides, getting wet, taking photos and videos! It has never been hit by water! There were a few times when towards the end of our stay there it was smeared and a bit foggy outside! But I find it very to be expected when you are in and out of the water all day and it was very hot! Also, I could use it for 7 hours haha but it never bothered me…

I work in construction and vehicle detailing. I wanted to find something that would protect my phone and keep it clean. I love my phone's case and screen protector so this case is perfect for what I need. My phone stays dry from sweat and water, the ports stay dust-free and the phone itself is protected from paint, chemicals, plaster, wet cement, etc. Use the side buttons effectively without having to take your phone out of your pocket. When I'm done with work, I take out my phone and it's dry…

This case works very well with the Samsung Note 8. The phone fits just perfect and is very easy to use in the case. I bought it mainly to protect my phone when it's raining outside and it really has added up as I hoped it would. The drawstring makes it easy to wear around the neck. Inserting the phone seems almost backwards (the top of the phone goes in first), but wearing the strap and neck, it's pointing in the right direction when you pick it up and look at it. Didn't try to take it…

I don't understand why some reviews say it stays dry inside but doesn't float? I had the opposite problem. I tested it in a sink with rechargeable batteries heavier than my phone. Yes it floated well but some water got in in less than a minute. The plastic on the top is flimsy and can easily tear if you're not careful. The two plastic tabs should fit perfectly into the two slots, like the keys to launch a nuclear weapon. This step is critical, but even so, it's kind of a coin toss if your phone