Pelican 2 Pack Marine - IP68 Waterproof Phone Pouch (XL Size) Floating Waterproof Phone Case - Beach Cruise Ship Travel Essentials - Works with All Phones - Detachable Lanyard - Stealth Black

I went with a brand name. Pelican is a name you can trust. After several uses kayak fishing on smaller lakes in the mountains. One hike up to and around a waterfall, which i was drenched with the spray. I found the Pelican Marine IP68 to be very reliable, rugged and most important, waterproof.The foam lining adds a layer of impact protection as well as floatation. This case easily fit my Iphone 16 Pro. I used the 2nd case for my truck keys and smaller items i wanted to protect.I used the touchscreen without issue, taking pictures, videos and navigation.The Pelican Marine case is a must have for anglers, boaters, kayakers or even beachgoers and hikers.Highly recommended!!

The media could not be loaded. If you're looking for a phone pouch that is actually waterproof, look no further because this is it! I've taken this phone pouch all around the world: from the beaches of Gold Coast, Australia to Honolulu, Hawaii to Florida beaches to Phuket, Thailand. It's been over a year and this case has held up well. I have a Google pixel 7 and this pouch fits my phone perfectly. It comes with a strap to secure the pouch around your neck. The pouch floats well. The video quality typically turns out really well! I do have to remove my phone case to use it though, so I'm not sure how well this works with bigger phones. Only downside is that my phone overheats if in this pouch too long. I estimate about 20 minutes before I have to open it up to let my phone cool down, but this pouch is definitely waterproof, good for swimming in the ocean, and I will be using it for many trips to come.

I highly recommend these!I have the large bag and the phone cases. They both protect your items while you enjoy the water.I have taken videos and pics through the screens and they are clear. I have also videoed underwater with the phone case and my phone stayed safe and dry.

I use it every week. Works without issue and is easy to install my phone and operate through the clear plastic.

I have a cruise coming up in 2 weeks and in the past I've used more value tier phone pouches on previous cruises however the challenge with them is that they don't accommodate larger smartphones very well. I use a Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 and this Pelican XL case is perfect. It comfortably fits my phone with its popsocket affixed on the back without any stretching or distortion of the case. While it is definitely not one of the cheapest, if you use a large phone this is going to protect it exceptionally well as its waterproof with the bonus of being able to float. The touchscreen works fine through the plastic and the cameras are not obstructed on the rear. I am looking forward to using this on my upcoming trip as well as future excursions.

I have no idea what the positive reviews are about.Pluses: Waterproof and easy to seal. No problems using phones while in pouches... Out of the water.Minus too gigantic to ignore: Completely WORTHLESS in the ocean. Neither my my wife or I could use these as described. The touch screen did not respond to our fingers when we went snorkeling... And we TRIED. Over and over. Oh, but both of us experienced the baffling behavior of our phones when we didn't touch them. My email program was open, and a game my wife likes was open. The phones subsequently refused any attempted input to dismiss the wrong app and use the camera.Not one picture of anything was taken. I left mine on the boat for our second snorkeling excursion, and was able to simply enjoy the the wildlife without foaming at mouth over just how bad these are for their intended purpose. I am hoping that the return window will still be open when we get home. "Disappointed" is not adequate.YMMV... Widely.

Fits variety of phone sizes, they actually do keep water out and do float. Hitting buttons underwater can be tricky and takes practice, but can still get it to work.

I’ll be completely honest. I have used these two years in a row on a back woods canoe camping trip. We have never flipped or dropped our phones, so I have never tested if they are water proof or if they float. I will say based on the material that they would definitely float. The ceil also seems relatively good. I’m not brave enough to actually submerge my phone to test it, but I am confident enough in this product to not wrap my phone in sandwich bags to double protect it. That being said I wear it around my neck out there. It is typically fine while canoeing, although just the bulkiness can be slightly uncomfortable especially if it’s not tucked in my life jacket correctly. It definitely is uncomfortable to wear on the portages though. But any product would be when it has an item the weight of an iPhone in it. I definitely will never go on a camping trip that involves water without it again. It is a fantastic price, and when you’re in the middle of nowhere keeping your phone from getting wet if you flip in May in Minnesota could be life saving since the water is so cold. So it is definitely worth it for phone protection and also a really important survival tool. I use voiceover so the touchscreen through the case is hard because swiping doesn’t work overly well, but for sighted people I’m sure that would work fine since just touching it works for me. I just don’t have the speed through it for double tapping which is required for voiceover. There is also no real good way to wake your phone up. Mine has raise to wake off and the lock button on the side isn’t overly accessible without pulling the phone out. Which is fine with me since I pull it out anyway to use it on land so I’m fine with that feature.