ORIbox Waterproof Pouch: Underwater Case for iPhone 12, Galaxy, Pixel - Black (2 Packs) Review

Keeps my phone completely dry. Saltwater ruins the touchscreen and it's hard to see the phone through the sun's glare and plastic. So it's hard to notice that most of your tube shots are pointing the wrong way.

Not compatible with touchscreen. Tried several times and in different ways with my iPhone 12 mini. Although it has locks. Either you evacuate it or it's completely open. Leaving it open to work with your phone's camera is an impractical purpose for a case. So it's basically useless unless the goal is to just put the phone away and not use it. In that case, you're better off with Ziplock. I didn't test other functions because I didn't want to risk something else not working.

I ordered 2 packs to take on a trip to use for parasailing. Photos and videos (along with sound) came out so clear it was like we didn't have our phones in cases. We also used them on the beach to protect our expensive phones from the sand. They were pretty easy to use. Although I have a complaint. Literally after a few uses, one of the "locks" came loose from one of the covers. Not a big deal as we don't plan on taking them underwater or using them directly in the water, but it would be nice…

Welds make phone cases with screen protectors fog up, and if you have a tempered glass screen protector, beads of sweat can seep under the screen and badly affect the haptics - like a stuck key on a keyboard. Rather than just looking through a bunch of cases, I figured this might be another option. When I tried it I came to two conclusions: Yes, it protects the case, but it makes every phone feel like a small tablet. As I worked on the size, I began to get used to the extra protection and found