2 Pack Marine Waterproof Phone Pouch (XL) - Stealth Black | Touchscreen IP68 Floating Waterproof Phone Case w/Detachable Lanyard - Fits All Phones - Beach Cruise Ship Travel Essentials

Excellent buy, excellent value! Ease of use: product is extremely easy to use. Camera window is easy to locate which makes this extremely easy to identify how to place your phone into the pouch. Waterproofing: product operates as advertised. My family and I used these pouches in a saltwater bay. They were brought into the water and used to record both in and out of the water, fully submerged at a snorkeling depth of 3 feet or less. Clarity: these pouches do not even appear to be on when taking photos and videos. The clarity is uncanny. Durability: the pouches lasted a full 8 hours of boating along with approximately 2 hours of water time. They do seem like they will last a considerable amount of time. Issues: forward camera is not accessible for facial recognition. Don’t expect to unlock or authorize electronic payment using facial recognition while your phone is in the case. Phone can still be unlocked using your alternative method. Additionally, the side button can be challenging to manipulate. This can pose an issue for those who use the side buttons to take photos or videos, to lock the phone, or for other uses. I do not consider this a problem as I bought these pouches for their waterproof and floating properties. In these categories, the pouches are excellent! Money well spent!

I can't speak to the "waterproofness" yet, but my iPhone 16 Pro Max fits in the Regular Size case nicely. I like the snug fit so that the phone isn't moving around inside the case. It looks and feels high quality. By putting the phone in upside down, I'm able to access the camera functions. There is no image distortion or issue with taking photos through the clear waterproof covering. All touch features work perfectly.

These worked better than expected. Bought these for a cruise which included snorkelling, jet ski, and swimming. I was a little skeptical putting my thousand dollar plus cell phone in it, so I tested it first by placing tissue inside, sealing it, and then submerging it is 6 feet of pool water. I held it under for several minutes and splashed around to see if it would hold up to active use. When my test was done I was pleased to find that none of the tissue got a drop of water on it. Perfectly dry inside. I was not so concerned with being able to try to use it while in the bag, but it was a nice feature that I could still snap underwater shots and use the phone/texting feature when not in the water as well. I felt the lanyard was pretty secure and confident it would not just snap off. Putting the phone with a protective case on it in the Pelican Pouch was a little challenging if you have a larger device, however if you removed it from the case before putting in the pouch it was no issue and made installation very easy. I was not worried about not being in my regular protective case, because the Pelican Pouch offered just as much protection. Great product if you are going to be using a phone in or around water.

Bought the 4 pack for a recent trip. Very durable and safe and provided great camera quality. None of the pouches leaked, even after occasionally going deeper than the recommended depth. I would give a 5 star rating but screen functionality did not work while underwater. Not sure if that’s common for these types of underwater pouches and maybe I failed to read the description fully but it made it impossible to take photos while submerged. On the other hand, if you start recording video prior to going under, you’re all set and the quality is great.

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.

It works! I took a spill into the Rio Grande River within Big Bend National Park while on a canoe trip. I was totally immersed. My IPhone was within this pouch around my neck. It worked like a champ! Not a single drop of water touched my phone. I would definitely recommend this product. Thank goodness I had it!! Great product!!

When you spend as much time around the water as we do, finding reliable gear to protect expensive electronics becomes an absolute obsession. I recently picked up the Pelican 2 Pack Marine Waterproof Phone Pouch, and it has completely revolutionized how I handle my devices on boat trips and beach days. The XL size is incredibly generous, effortlessly accommodating my massive flagship smartphone even with its bulky daily protective case still attached. It is so refreshing to skip the frustrating, time-consuming process of peeling off my regular phone case just to squeeze my device into a protective travel sleeve. ​What truly sets the Pelican Marine apart from the endless sea of cheap alternatives is its uncompromising IP68 rating. This isn't just mildly splash-proof; it is meticulously built to handle complete, continuous submersion without a single drop breaching the interior. The dual locking clasps at the top engage with a satisfying, reassuring snap that instantly gives you the confidence to dive right into the waves. I have taken my phone paddleboarding, kayaking, and even snorkeling, and the interior of this sleek black pouch has remained bone-dry every single time, blocking out aggressive saltwater, fine sand, and microscopic dust perfectly. ​The absolute standout feature, without a doubt, is the built-in buoyancy. Most waterproof bags are little more than heavy anchors if you accidentally drop them over the side of a boat, but this floating waterproof phone case changes the game entirely. Thanks to the clever design, my heavy smartphone bobs right at the surface of the water instead of plummeting into the dark abyss. It provides an incredible, priceless layer of stress relief knowing that a momentary slip of wet fingers won't result in a permanently lost phone at the bottom of the lake or ocean. ​I was initially quite skeptical about how usable my phone would actually be while sealed away, but the touch sensitivity through the clear plastic windows is phenomenally responsive. I can seamlessly swipe through apps, fire off quick text messages, and navigate my screen with wet hands without any of that frustrating lag or ghost-touching. Even better, the optical clarity of the rear window allows for surprisingly crisp, vibrant underwater photography. I managed to capture some stunning, perfectly focused shots of marine life and family pool days without any weird distortion or cloudiness ruining the camera lens focus. ​Finally, the physical design touches show that they really thought this through for active, outdoor users. The detachable lanyard features a brilliant hi-vis yellow strap that not only feels incredibly soft against the neck—preventing any chafing during long, hot days in the sun—but also makes the pouch incredibly easy to spot if it does happen to go overboard. Getting a 2-pack is a tremendous value, allowing my partner and I to both keep our essential tech safe on our cruise excursions without breaking the bank. If you are looking for a serious, rugged, and completely reliable solution for your water adventures, these pouches are an absolute must-have travel essential.

For the cost, I was expecting this to last a bit longer than one and a half snorkels. Long story short, I returned it. First, the order didn't arrive, but I really wanted it for the snorkeling and animals so I had a second sent. I tested it in the sink for about 45 minutes to an hour before I left for my trip, it was super dry and promising. Even the float was good, I had to weigh it down to test. We'll discover this floating is pretty much the only good thing about it. Took it on my trip and it worked okay on the first snorkel, but the underwater touch sensitivity was non-existent. Had to start videos above water, which is fine, but since the screen doesn't work, photos are down to the side buttons, which is probably where it started to fail- the side seams. Still, no major issues on that first snorkel, which was maybe an hour and no depth longer than the lanyard (which is maybe a foot from your face around your neck). Took it on the second snorkel the next day. Got a pretty good view of the turtles. Got a manta. Then the swim back towards the boat for the next jump in, the inside started fogging. We were barely in the water half an hour. Yes, I made sure to squeeze extra air out. Yes, I made sure the locks were secured with nothing in the way. Yes, I made sure the entire outside was dry before opening it to find droplets inside. Basically, for $27, I wanted to be able to jump in again without worrying it would fill up with sea water. But at least the pictures were pretty clear- that's the only reason for the stars it did get

SGreat protection and works perfectly while using during my sailing, wateeproof indeed!

Super pochette qui est vraiment résistante et le tactile fonctionne assez bien. Les matériaux sont de qualités je recommande elle a été éprouvé lors d’un voyage aux Antilles.

Me encantó! Sella perfecto, me lo llevé a un viaje de 3 semanas y me funcionó súper !

Worked fine, always reluctant with these things but it survived me and my clumsiness in a water fall. No leaking, it floats, I still hold the strap because I’m paranoid

Verygood