Aquapac Waterproof Phone Case, Medium, Grey, Lanyard, iPhone and Android, Made in The UK, Hiking, Mountain Biking, Running Accessory, Travel Essential, 5 Year Warranty. IPX8 certified to 30 ft deep.

Very reliable case and keeps the water out 100%. Not so good if you want to use your phone to take photos while in the case but apart from that it's kept the phone from getting wet.

I use it for cycling and have used one of these for the last 10 years. They do fail eventually at the seam near the closure but despite this my mobile has always stayed completely dry. I use mine 3 to 4 times a week throughout the year so ‘wear and tear’ can be expected

This product does what it claims, which is all you can ask for. I take kids into the hills in Scotland where it has been known to rain- a bit.One thing I would suggest is buying over sized as the phone is sometime awkward to remove once in.

This product is truly reliable. This size takes my A54 already in a waterproof case comfortably and is air tight. Couldn't ask for more.

As expected

Love this case so much! Had the smaller size (suitable for iPhone 5s) and never had any leakages or issues. I always check for leakages before using it with my phone. And I mean ALWAYS. I place a piece of tissue paper inside, seal it up carefully and fully then submerge in water. If the paper is dry, you're good to go. My iPhone 6s Plus fits nicely, not too snug. I can't recommend this case enough. You can take great underwater photos while protecting your expensive phone. So long as you always do the leakage check!

I did some research before buying and there was a good web site for the product. Really good item. Took it on holiday in the sea, waterfalls and pool without any problems. So soft plastic material so won’t dig into you. Cord grips handy to stop it slipping off neck or wrist. Even useful to wear out of the water if you don’t want to have your phone on display. Can hang it around your neck inside shirt. Make sure to follow instructions and it will work perfectly.

I can see that this would be a squeeze for larger phones but it's plenty large enough for my SE. As others have said the case tends to stick to the screen so getting your phone back out can be a challenge but I've thoroughly tested the waterproof capabilities by falling off a sailing Dinghy into Windermere while this was in my pocket and the phone was perfectly OK. It doesn't have a noticeably detrimental effect on photo quality, I only had a couple of pictures where the case affected the image quality although obviously flash photography doesn't work as the case reflects the flash back into the lens.The seal is simpler than I was expecting, there is a V shaped groove on the back plastic piece and a matching protrusion on the front which pinches the flexible bag when the two lock buttons are turned, they only rotate by a quarter-turn but seem secure enough in their 'Locked' position, I can see that it might be possible to unlock the case accidentally but I think it's unlikely.I left my Spigen case on the Phone and there was room to spare within the Aquapac, the literature says that the case should float with the Phone in but I haven't tested this. There wasn't any appreciable impact on the operation of the touch screen but obviously touch-id won't operate so you need to be able to enter your PIN code to unlock your phone if you need to do anything other than take photos, I haven't tried to make or receive calls so I can't comment on what effect the case has on call quality.The fluorescent cord has a sliding button to adjust the size of the loop which is secured with a sprung push-button and a plastic clip at the far end. From experience these clips can pop open leaving loose ends so a decent stop-knot is a better option, I kept the cord tied to a belt-loop whilst using the case which was OK in most circumstances but with a secure knot at the open end of the cord you could use the sliding button to secure it around your wrist if this wasn't going to result in your phone being in the way.