YOSH Waterproof Phone Pouch 2 Pack, 7 inch IPX8 Waterproof Phone Case for Swimming Travel Beach Trip Snorkelling Kayaking, Underwater iPhone Case for iPhone 16 15 14 Pro Max, Samsung S25 S24 Ultra

For the price, this item is second to none, my daughter was paddling boarding in a local loch, this item contained her iPhone and 2 Pandora bracelets full of charms, she didn’t have it tucked in her wetsuit and it dropped into the loch, 3 months later, the pouch was recovered by chance by a swimmer, no water penetrated, plugged the phone in and not a thing wrong with it, can’t praise this item enough.

Great design, works well and it’s handy for taking photos when cold water swimming.

The item was generally ok, slightly chunky fastening, but it made its job

Waterproof protection for mobile phones. Used on holiday and lived up to my expectations. You could easily open the device, even with a pin to input, send texts and take pics. Ideal for any holiday on or near water (ocean, lakes and rivers). Quick delivery, instructions for pre-use action were very clear

Excellent, bought for a school trip. Did not need to take phone out of pouch when using it. Kept phone perfectly dry.

I've only used it once but it definitely kept the phone waterproof. Sometimes a bit tricky to unlock phone with fingerprint when wet but hoping to get used to best way of using it.

Works,so well used,on holiday for tens days not leaks great item of water swimming nice and thick nice size great phone protection

Got this for a carbbean holiday, in particular for snorkelling. The product does keep the phone dry perfectly well but the issues start once you're in the water. It is virtually impossible to use it once you're in. You accidentally hit buttons, end up stabbing frantically to cycle through camera options etc.In my case i set it for video and dipped under the water only to discover that it must have accidentally hit another button do i had to surface and try to get back to video while thrashing about with my lifejacket on and waves coming and going. So not a success for me.However, a couple of things to help you fare better.1. Start the video before you dip under the water. Once you’re under its hard.2. To stop the phone pouch becoming detached I put it inside the front of the lifejacket. Big mistake as dragging it out caused the hitting random buttons issue. So just rely on the lanyard and kerp it loose.EDIT: In the interests of fairness and since I now use it the way I've described above I've edited this review to give it an extra two stars. With the correct workflow this is a decent piece of equipment.