AIGUMI Underwater Waterproof Diving Case for iPhone Photography Phone Case Housing Cover Professional Diving Case 40M/130ft Deep-sea Diving Case by

First I was worried as no power button on the side but figured out how to use it without keeping the screen on and draining the battery. (on iPhone 7plus)Go to:-Settings-Touch ID and Passcode-Turn Passcode Off (you will need to tap the code in to turn it off)Now you will be able to turn the screen on with the round home button, just have to press once to light up the locked screen then open again to unlock the menu.Turn on the camera and make sure no other apps are open (double click on home button and close everything else).When the phone is in the case, do the same click twice. When the menu is up, double click the home button and the camera will pop up in the background. Press the left button (or right) and that will bring up the camera ready to take photos/videos. No need to turn off the “auto screen off” option as you can turn it on with home button so you will save battery.If you tried and not working try again because you missed a step.Now let’s hope it wont leak! lolI will update the review in a few weeks.

Currently using this case in turkey at the moment. I have found the case to be great I am only snorkelling and the most depth I have been down to is about 4-5 metres. The photos and videos have come out really clear and really pleased with the product.

The case is great, I'm sure. But you have to turn on the camera before putting the phone inside the case. There's no way of swiping your way to the camera once your phone has gone back to home screen. There should've been a disclaimer about this.

Cannot wait to try this out in Thailand next week when I go scuba diving.

It was excellent and have some amazing photos

I lost my phone in a dock for 11 days. However, my phone was in this case. I searched for the phone for 11 days. Some said it was a fruitless exercise. But alas, on the 11th day the phone was found. Upon opening the case, the phone was bone dry, and as if it hadn’t spent 11 days 10ft under water. The pictures taken before the accident were gr8.