Review on Tangxi Waterproof Underwater Swimming Drifting by Joseph Morris

As another reviewer mentioned, I put towels inside the case and soaked it in a bucket of water for about an hour. When I took out the towels they were damn (not soaked) but the case leaked some water. I wasn't planning on using this bag for scuba diving or anything else, but I wanted to be able to dip my camera in a pool or snorkel for a few minutes here and there. I still found a leak and it looks like it's coming from one of the gaskets and not the plastic itself. I'm not risking my $2,500 camera in this case. Other than that, the bodywork appears to be well built. The plastic is thick and feels durable. The body is spacious enough to hold a small DSLR and a zoom lens. The touchscreen on the back of my Nikon Z6II worked flawlessly and I was able to zoom in and out easily with my 24-70mm f4S lens. If you're looking for an inexpensive splash-proof case, this is a good option. This offers good protection in a heavy downpour or a quick fall into a pool.