MoKo Waterproof Tablet Case, Tablet Pouch Dry Bag for iPad Mini 6, iPad 9, iPad 9.7 6/5/4/3/2, iPad Pro 9.7, iPad Air 5 10.9/3/2, Samsung Tab S4/ S3/ S2/Tab A 9.7, Galaxy Note 8, Tab E 9.6

I like to read and annotate on my iPad but I also like to go in the pool. This case allowed me to have the best of both worlds. I was a little hesitant to trust a “waterproof” case with my brand new iPad... but this one didn’t let me down. It didn’t leak which was my main concern. The touchscreen still works but if the case or your fingers are wet and can be a little touchy, especially when highlighting text ( which requires you to drag your finger across the screen), but besides that it’s perfect and allows me to do everything I need to do while still staying cool in the pool during the hot florida summers.

This has worked perfectly, no leaks at all. I purchased this so I could use either my Samsung tablet (Note 8) or my phone with the backup battery tethered while I'm in the pool. It's awkward to have the phone and battery together in the waterproof bag at the same time, but I expected that before I ordered it. The bag has secure closures at the top, a handle/loop on the back, and a thick adjustable nylon clip on strap for the top. It's exactly what I needed, and it performs exactly as I expected it to. By the way, I did test it fir water tightness before I used it by putting some napkins in it and fully submerging it first.

This bag is dead waterproof. I sometimes use two phones at the same time (to play games) outdoors in the rain, and this is much easier than having each phone in its own case - a definite drop hazard.A great feature of this waterproof bag is that it has a small strap attached to the back so when you carry your iPad or phones in it, you can slip a thumb or finger through and get a really solid grip. I use it to play Pokemon Go, with my two phones each on a different account. It's fun and challenging to keep both phones moving quickly through Pokestops and captures and eggs hatching, and this case makes it much easier. Plus I'm not sidelined by rain!I find that you can easily operate touch screens through the top window - IF you have the air out of the bag. If the bag is overfilled with air, it keeps you from making good enough contact with the screen, and you get only intermittent gesture recognition.Two things are maybe less than perfect.The first is that it's a bit fiddly getting all three clasps into the upright position so you can close and seal the top. It's never stopped me from getting it done, but it can take more time than I expected.The second is that the new iPhone 7 doesn't have a physical Home button. Whatever MoKo has done to make touch screens work, doesn't enable the iPhone 7 home button. So while I can use the home button on my iPhone 6, I have to open the bag to press home on the iPhone 7 Plus.I was hesitant to take a star off for this "fault" because I suspect this case came out before the iPhone 7 did. But I guess the rating should reflect what a person buying today is going to find, so I took off one star.

The description said that it fits up to a 10” tablet, but my Amazon Kindle fire 10 does not fit. It looks like a fine product, but not usable for what I bought it for.

Just looking for something affordable and this fits the bill. The plus is that it is supposed to be waterproof but that is not why I bought it. I wanted something to keep my screen clean and had a grip on the back so that I could hold it with one hand and this has both. The fact that it has a shoulder strap for ease of carrying is great.

I work outdoors with my ipad pro 9.7 and this allows me to use it when it's raining. It's easy to get the ipad in and out of the case so I only use the case when working out in the rain. I find the shoulder strap to be very handy too. This is an inexpensive yet very convenient way to use my ipad in the rain.

I bought this about a half a year ago and used it several times in the ocean. It was a bit clunky to close and open, but once closed, it worked flawlessly, And then came the day -- where without any warning -- it let just a bit of water into the bag. Really just a little bit. And I had my phone in it, whose USB charging port seems to be allergic to water, and viola my phone wouldn't charge. THIS BAG DOESN'T TELL YOU WHEN IT IS GOING TO FAIL... it just fails and can destroy your electronic devices. I am hoping my phone will regain its ability to charge as it dries out, but I would NEVER, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, advise anyone to use this with an electronic device that is sensitive to water or moisture.

it was soooo nice to take my iPad enclosed in this case into the pool with me. loved it! i also use the case to drop both iPad and iPhone in to protect them while in a (dry) cooler in the car during the day. it keeps them protected and together so they are easy to get to when it is time to go home. i am able to use the touch screen on the iPad while it is in this case; however, having said this, i have not yet put the protective screen on my new iPad 9.7. i expect it will still work in the bag, and will return to update whether i can navigate in this bag with the protective screen in place on the iPad.