Floating Waterproof Phone Pouch Cellphone Dry bag
Floating Waterproof Phone Pouch Cellphone Dry bag Touchscreen Waterproof Case with Crossbody Lanyard for iPhone 15 Pro Max 14 Pro Max 13 Pro Max S23 Waterproof Phone Bag for Beach Travel Essentials
Many phones are waterproof but this gives peace of mind and protects from the salt in sea water whilst still allowing you to take photos. Easy to open and close and seems strong.
A really colourful waterproof case that is great at keeping my gorgeous phone safe and clean while spending a day at the beach. This case is a bit more interesting than the usual waterproof pouch. It is easy to put the phone in and easy to secure and close to prevent water, dust or sand ingress. I’m happy with this case.
I have an iphone which is splash proof but I don’t think you’re meant to submerge it, so I wanted a solution. This case worked well. You open it up, drop your phone in ensuring you have the clear part at the back where the camera should be, and then close the top which basically pushes the waterproof material really close together to seal it.
I used it in the pool on a number of occasions, even testing the floating ability – and it does float! No water ever got into the case.
The touch screen worked perfectly fine and you couldn’t tell on pictures taken. I have face ID but I don’t know how touch ID would react (but you usually have a backup of a PIN anyway).
Was spot on, would use again.
This is quite expensive compared to other waterproof phone holders but you are paying for the floating function. It is large and a bit bulky. It does keep water out having done the tissue test with it for 30 minutes which it passed. I found my fingerprint recognition was hit and miss which rather limits the appeal for me.
This is basically a plastic bag with a clip on it… However, it’s still worth buying.
It feels solid enough to recommend and while I won’t be going deep sea diving with it any time soon, it is enough to keep torrential rain out and keep my phone dry.
It is difficult sometimes for the touch screen to work on my phone but that is to be expected. You are coving it up with another layer of plastic after all… The description says it’s meant to float, mine doesn’t, but I may have just received a slightly faulty product. The rest of the works fine.
Yes I would recommend this for keeping your phone dry – especially during music festivals where you get rained on… All. The. Time.
8/10 – would reccommend
Would you have the courage to put an expensive Iphone in to a waterproof case and walk in to the water with it? Well here’s your chance to try it out and, so far, I have been impressed with the capabilities of this case. It’s clearly not an item you will use as a regular accessory as it is not exactly discreet but, if you are a regular visitor to the beach or just want to ensure your phone is protected near water, it will do the job well. A big bonus is you can still use your phone when it is in the case but it is not as responsive as I would like. It comes with a lanyard for carrying and at 13.99 (at time of review) it is an inexpensive solution for peace of mind at the beach.
The floating phone pouch is a game-changer for water enthusiasts. Its waterproof design provides peace of mind, while the floating feature ensures your phone stays safe on the water’s surface. It’s a must-have for anyone who wants to capture moments worry-free during aquatic adventures.
Whilst not yet used on a Mediterranean beach or pool (side) this is nevertheless a well-made padded yet robust ‘pouch’ in which to place your mobile ‘phone – offering not just the chance of keeping your ‘phone in a safe place but having it available to use when in what might be a more isolated (sea) situation.
The cross-body lanyard is a pleasing addition which means that movement is not severely restricted for the wearer and hands will be free for other tasks such as swimming!
The makers recommend that all children under the age of 11 should only use this item under adult supervision to prevent suffocation.
I got this waterproof phone pouch for my mum who has a new iphone. She likes working in the garden and has dropped her phone a few times in the past so this having a lanyard is a good way to prevent accidents. It also means the phone is safe from the hosepipe or getting caught in the rain. We haven’t tested the waterproofing any more seriously than that as for our purposes it’s absolutely perfect.
It is lightweight and fits the phone in a small case easily.
This nice waterproof phone case is amazing, very good quality and the design looks great, is a cellphone dry bag holder, it a phone case IPX8, waterproof phone pouch floating, it protects the phone from getting wet and damaged.
If a product performs exactly as expected, is well-built, and functions precisely as described by the seller in the product listing, it deserves a 5-star rating without hesitation. That’s precisely the case (no pun intended) with this waterproof phone case.
I tested it by placing my Motorola Edge 20 Pro, with its existing case, inside and then submerging it in a sink full of water. The seal on this case worked flawlessly, preventing any air from escaping and causing the case to float as expected. Despite playing with it underwater, not a single drop made its way inside the case.
While my phone isn’t particularly large, I doubt it would accommodate anything bigger without removing its original case, which would be an unnecessary hassle. The locking mechanism on this case is easy to open, much simpler than on another case from a different brand that I tested previously. It’s a reminder that although many waterproof cases on the market may look similar, they’re not all created equal.
Overall, this is a truly high-quality product that I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend.
I am so impressed with my waterproof floating phone pouch! Of course I was very sceptical to put my phone in it and take it to the water so I tested it in the bathroom before I took it on holiday.
I recently took it on a beach vacation and it was an absolute lifesaver. Not only did it keep my phone completely dry and protected from water, sand, and sun, but the fact that it floats made it so easy to keep track of in the water.
The pouch is well-designed, with a secure seal and easy-to-use buttons that allow me to still use my phone while it’s inside. I also enjoy the strap at the back which make it easier to hold the phone while using it.
I recommend this product for anyone who loves spending time near water or wants to protect their phone especiallyif you have children. It’s a must-have for beach days, pool or any outdoor adventure!
This is a very large phone case, if you want something discreet look elsewhere. It has quite a bit of bulk to it as well due to the air filled surround, which is designed to make it float. To make it stand out even more it is a holographic colour.
It has the usual twin lever lock on the top seal to keep the water out. The supplied lanyard attaches to the single central lug on the seal.
Not the cheapest case you can buy, but a nice case if you want it to float and are happy with it’s size.
This waterproof phone cover is a good size for larger phones. My iPhone 12 fits inside with its protective cover. The case itself is padded which helps it to float. But it does make it hard to feel or use the side buttons on the phone. I am yet to use this in the sea but it could possibly make the phone hard to operate if the touch screen didn’t work underwater.
The case clear panels work well and the phone can still do face recognition with ease. Again this may not work when your face is underwater as the water will distort its appearance so you’ll need to make sure the camera function is switched on before taking under water to be sure.
This is a floatable water proof case that is just as good as some others I have tested before. The inflating material seems to be more in this one than the other ones and so it will float probably heavier devices as well. Definitely recommend it.
I was interested in trying the ANLEDDA Cellphone Dry Bag as it looked to be a bit more premium than most budget pouches and includes floatation, which I’d like to try out.
In use, it keeps the water out well providing you’re careful when closing the bag, and the floats work well enough, adding just enough buoyancy. Just be aware the sponge acting as a float adds a bit of thickness to the bag.
I’mm not going away to properly use (and test) this until outside of the Vine Programme’s 30 day window, so this review is based on some bathtub simulations instead. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to record or photograph these, though, because my phone was in the pouch at the time and I use it for all my reviews.
The pouch is well made and comes with a plain black lanyard to wear it round your neck. The phone I put inside it was an iPhone 12 mini, which is actually a fully waterproof phone by design, and I also left it inside the tempered glass full case I use day to day; it just about fitted in the pouch with the case on, but with any phone the size of an XR or larger I’m pretty sure it would have to be caseless to fit.
If you put your phone in with the camera lens at the opposite end to the closure, you can take pictures through the transparent rear window. Even with the extra layer of my glass case, I could use my touchscreen without issue, even with wet hands – a small miracle by any standard.
The closure mechanism is two ‘handles’ that you flip outwards to open the case and flip inwards to close it. You have to make sure that the two internal pins are aligned to close it securely, which is really important to make sure it is as watertight as possible. I say as possible because although there was no water in the area where my phone was, when I opened the case up after a several solid dunkings in my full tub, there was water below the case closure within the padded part of the bag, which you can clearly see in the second photo. In reality, on the basis of there being water effectively inside the bag, if you were to ask me if I would be happy to use this with a non waterproof phone – which is what I ordered it for – then my answer would have to be no. However, that doesn’t make it pointless for me and why it gets 4 stars: the ability to use the touchscreen properly even with wet hands, and the floating element (which works really well), means I would be happy to use it for my phone whilst on the beach, at and around the pool, and in other wet environments where I’m likely to want to take photos and reply to messages. How well it floats does mean it’s potentially not great for swimming with, though, as it’s going to drag along on the surface with you and pull upwards if you dive down.
At the current price of 13.99, and given that I have fairly major reservations about using it with a phone that isn’t already waterproof, I’m not sure it’s great value for money. It is well made generally, though, and I would recommend it for use with a phone designed as waterproof.
This works but is huge. I never thought i’d complain about a large case after issues with most being too small. This has plenty of space for my iphone 15 pro max, with a case on!. It floats and keeps things dry so alls good in that department. Using it feels like using a tablet though. Luckily its only for a few days so i’ll get over it and be happy my phone still functions and stayed dry 🙂
First and foremost, the waterproofing is top-notch. I tested it out in the sink before my trip, and my phone stayed completely dry even when submerged. This gave me peace of mind knowing that my phone would be protected from water damage while swimming, snorkeling, or simply lounging by the pool.
The floating feature is a game-changer. While I never plan on dropping my phone in the water, accidents happen, especially when enjoying water sports or activities. The fact that this case floats gave me added reassurance that even if my phone did take an unexpected dip, it would be easy to retrieve.
I also appreciate the inclusion of the lanyard. It’s adjustable and comfortable to wear around my neck, allowing me to keep my phone close at hand without having to worry about it getting lost or misplaced. Plus, the bright color makes it easy to spot in the water, which is especially handy if I’m swimming in the ocean or a crowded pool.
The size of this case is another plus. It easily accommodates my phone, even with a bulky case on it, and there’s still plenty of room for other essentials like cash, cards, or keys. The secure seal ensures that everything stays dry, while the transparent material allows me to use my phone’s touchscreen without any issues.
Durability is key when it comes to outdoor gear, and this case doesn’t disappoint. The materials feel sturdy and well-made, and I have no doubt that it will withstand the rigors of my upcoming adventures.
Overall, I couldn’t be happier with this waterproof phone case. Its reliable protection, convenient features, and durable construction make it the perfect companion for any outdoor excursion. Whether you’re hitting the beach, going skiing, or just want to protect your phone from everyday spills and splashes, this case has you covered. Trust me, you won’t regret investing in this essential piece of gear.
I’m looking forward to being able to use this when swimming in the sea with my dogs over the summer, I did a test for waterproofness in a bowl and it didn’t let any water in.
It’s a really good size for larger phones too.
What’s not to like?
Product arrived in standard packaging, inside a plastic zip-lock.
First impression – good design and quality look and feel.
Positive
+ could fit various size phone
+ touch screen work like charm
+ camera images come clear even inside the case.
+ Lanyard has good length and could be adjusted to size you like.
+ foamy (sponge filling) provide extra cushion and addition protection against dropping phone.
+ lock mechanism is nice and give confidence that it can keep you phone safe inside water.
Negative
– it is bit of struggle to press side button to unlock
– fingerprint sensor to unlock does not work either through case
I have tested with 6.0″ and 6.1″ size phone there were plenty of space to fit bigger size phone. Though I feel opening is bit smaller so it could be a challenge to insert a big size phone, but again I have not tested it myself.