📱 Syncwire Waterproof Phone Case 2 Pack IPX8: Keep Your Phone Protected Underwater with this Universal Waterproof Pouch for iPhone, Galaxy, and Google Pixel up to 7 Review

Sometimes it fogs up, but rarely. Get great photos! Never wets the phone which is a plus! Difficult to use touchscreen in the water. So just tap the touchscreen to capture before you hit the ground!

I did a simple test in the sink and bathroom using a small cell phone sized charger. Judging by the photos, it didn't go well as they say. Most of it was below the warmer line, except for one small corner. I might be okay with that, but water got in as well. That's not normal. If it fails such a 15 minute home test, I can only imagine how bad it would be in a real water situation with a real phone.

This case (with the phone inside) was tied to my kayak when I hit the rapids and flipped over. The kayak, phone, and suitcase were dragged a quarter mile downriver before the others could retrieve them. My phone was still dry! I wish I could say the same about myself. The touchscreen and camera work great in the case, I took the picture above before flipping it. Well, if they could make the enclosure big enough for a person to sit in, I wouldn't get wet.

I followed the instructions and tested with water before use! We made sure it's safe before using it in the water! My brother's phone didn't even try to turn on after this "waterproof case" got wet! If you have an iPhone, you know it's expensive and water damage is never covered! We tried to blow it out; put it in rice! Nothing helped, so now my brother had to give up this great plus for a new iPhone! The best advice is to buy a gopro! It's annoying to lug around, but it's worth it! I would…

If you're buying these to keep your phone dry, don't. They're great for use at the beach or pool, but don't think you can go in the water with them. Unlike other similar cases, they let a small amount of water through, causing excessive dew to form inside the case. After being worn in and around the pool for a few hours, there was a small amount of water in both cases. We combated this by adding silica gel to each pouch. Next time we need them, we'll opt for a dry bag design to keep the…

The perfect holders to keep your phone dry and safe at the beach, in the rain or at a concert. Great neck holder as well as for hands-free operation. Just make sure you move it off your chest in the sun or you end up with a nasty tan line! We actually ran the recommended 2-hour waterproof test by placing paper towels in the holder and submerging it in water to test how waterproof it was. is, and both passed. and they swim! So we had to unsteadily balance the stones on the bags to dip them in…

I postponed the review because I wanted to test it. In one, I put a dry paper towel and soaked it in water for three hours. I weighted it down to make sure it didn't just float on top. Three hours later, the paper towel inside was still completely dry. My iPhone 8 Plus with Pelican Protector and Pop Socket fits in perfectly! They came in two packs so my husband will have one too. They also came with a strong collar for each one. I was able to run my phone across the vinyl with ease and the…

Excellent material, has a function but requires no equipment OJO NO FLOTA ESTA MUY CLARO EL DISEÑO ES PARA UEBRIRLO QUE , NO PARA QUE FLOTE SI QUIERE UNO QUE FLOTE BUSQUE OTRO ESTE ES PERFECTO PERO NO FLOTA OK, MUCHA GENTE DANDO PUNTUACIÓN MALA POR ESO PERO EN NINGÚN LADO DICE QUE FLOTA, ES PARA PROTEGER DEL AGUA ÚNICAMENTEEDIT:Eran meolvido 30mnts, to1 seolvido decomn , funciona a la perfección, funciona bien la pantalla táctil del teléfono, it fácil de usar y el reconocimiento facial no es…

I really didn't want to write a review, but after last weekend I *had* to do it! Phones on a kayak tour hoping some of the promising reviews will also suit our needs and WOW! boats (3 times), or that I wanted to rescue our dog from the current in a life jacket, or that I would swim almost 2 miles down river to chase my capsized kayak when we bought them. but? I wore this thing around my neck as the chase went on, assuming the phone was dead and no longer a priority anyway. There were NO leaks…