NiteIze IZE Mobiltelefontasche Runoff Phone NI-ROPC-09-R3 Multicolor one size

YOU STILL HAVE TO DISINFECT PHONE/TABLET & INSIDE & OUTSIDE OF ANY WATERPROOF BAG SINCE VAPOR/VIRUS PARTICLES FROM OUTSIDE CAN STILL MAKE THEIR WAY INSIDE!!!!!I have both large&small version of this case.Local seller spoke about how you need to make sure the TRACK (or whatever its called) LINES UP RIGHT forWalletPouch- if not, then have to open it back up (operating the zipper is not easy to do which can be good/bad depending)& line up track better, then reclose it again -otherwise, expect water to get in and damage that $1000+ phone.WHY DOESNT MANUFACTURER WARN ABOUT THIS BETTER?In addition to this,BEST TO make sure to check ENTIRE TRACK right before disinfecting because with my NEWER PRETTY NEW (!) one(older1stHigherUse case is less defective),both my 2nd large version.my small version have the same defect where the moving end will not become fully seated at end seal(1st one I got actually fully closed snug all the way up to the end perfectly all the way)(did their qualityControl let these defective ones thru to save company money?)(it was like this when i got it,even if I pull it a whole lot harder than I would have expected to need to pull).Since condensation may form on the inside of the pouch, where moisture may damage the phone, I put a large size DESICCANT inside.This case isnt nearly long enough (its not long enough&innerElastic is not adjustable enough so both Ballistic and even thinner urban armour gear case do not fit in this case so I lose drop protection for my phone.The plastic is somewhat easily scratchable, which I was also very sad about. I ordered a microfiber case to put this in but it makes it a lot harder when you cant see this thing, and time consuming when you have gloves on to operate the phone.Stylus works with this case if my fingers (wet) arent working on the touchscreen). YOU STILL HAVE TO DISINFECT PHONE&INSIDE_CASE&OUTSIDE_CASE SINCE VAPOR CAN STILL MAKE ITS WAY INSIDE!!!!! If the phone camera doesnt have good flushness to the clear plastic, there may be distortion when you take pictures. Also most of us need to use external batteries with the phone nowadays with the virus, like if you are a medical professional and need to have your phone on you at all times and dont have timely accessible facilities to get the virus off of your case, charge the battery, then put the phone back in the case, unless your phone is quite small/short enough, then cant do that with the small case, even if you get a 90 degree right angle cable and a really thin external battery with enough mAh capaciry on it. I put phone and a battery in the largeDRYPAK CASE and this seems to work for an 8 hour day for me but it makes the case quite large so I end up putting it in a pouch to take the weight off of the strap connection area.BeefUpStrap connection area?might not be able to bear the weight depending.Would be nice to see WELL SEALED PORTS to connect external battery via USB connection port&separate headphoneJack(wellsealed of course)waterproof headphones(noise isolation/noise cancelling headphones).be aware bluetooth saps battery quicker.(have found out from aquapac that it has waterproof case with SEALED headphone jack already(adhesive supposedly does not require the California prop warning).Update:better than no case:if i dont want to stress the case,I put phoneCaseBeefedUpCornerProtection in first(in back of the strap)thenPut phone in front of strap,Then put phone in case.Added Wide ribbon to belt loop&tie it around my torso so its not swinging around(w/neck shortButNotTooShort)when bending over when both hands are full.

I have a galaxy S22. The size of the case was too large in length. Then the phone was positioned in the case the bottom camera lens on the phone was partially covered, thus pictures were blurred at the bottom. This required me to push the phone up so that all camera lenses were exposed. Also the string that attached to the zipper disappeared after 1 day of use.

I was very happy that my iPhone 11 fit inside this case even with an Otterbox Defender case and pop socket left on. I did not want a waterproof pouch where I had to remove the case everytime I wanted to use it! It is a bit tight to fit it inside the elastic band inside that holds the face of the phone next to the surface which makes taking it in and out a bit cumbersome, but if it bothers me too much, I will cut it out. It's very easy to slip inside if I just want temporary splash protection.The facial recognition and touch screen worked very well. Hearing phone calls was no problem. I used this while at the beach to protect from sand and splashing. It did help to wipe down the case when returning from the beach to remove any dirt smearing. I did not use it underwater, but that was not my intent. The case worked very well for my purposes. I do feel it's a bit overpriced, though. I hope it lasts after reading some of the other reviews of how it failed after some time. I will post an update later if mine fails!

This case worked great for the waterpark. It held my phone, car key fob, drivers license, ATM card and some cash. Everything stayed completely dry! It hid everything behind a black area which was nice (except for my phone which I could use through the case). Only downside is that I couldn't use my phone case with it and had to remove it before inserting my phone so it would fit (I have a Galaxy Note 8).

So far so good but I have not been in a situation yet we're it's been submersed. I generally only go in enough for it to maybe be a little floaty or get splashed (both would kill my phone without the case) but even so it's definitely protected my phone