HiearcoolHiearcool Waterproof Phone Pouch, Waterproof Phone Case for iPhone 16 15 14 13 Pro Max, IPX8 Cellphone Dry Bag Beach Cruise Ship Essentials 2Pack-8.3"

I recently tried the Hiearcool Waterproof Phone Pouch (2-pack) and am very pleased with its performance. It fits my iPhone 14 Pro Max perfectly, providing a secure, waterproof seal that’s ideal for beach days or cruise trips. The pouches are IPX8-rated, ensuring they can withstand submersion in water, keeping my phone dry even when splashed or fully submerged. The material is durable yet lightweight, and the touchscreen functionality works seamlessly through the case, so I can still use my phone without taking it out. Overall, this is a great accessory for anyone who needs a reliable waterproof case for their phone during outdoor activities or travel. Highly recommended!

Tested with a napkin and it works!! Keeps material dry for sure!! Good quality, design n functionality!!

The media could not be loaded. I don't swim, but I love watching life under the ocean. I snorkel at the beach, not out at the reefs. I first tested this case by putting a paper towel in it and weighting it down in the sink at home for about 1/2 hour. No seepage. None in my husband's case either. On our Florida trip, I used it with my Iphone 12 in it and my husband on land with his Iphone 6. Mine took beautiful clear photos underwater, and initially I was having no problems with the touch screen in the case. It worked well when out of the water. In fact, the case and neck cord are particularly helpful when you are taking the glass bottom boat ride at John Pennakamp State Park, Key Largo, FL because you can't drop your phone in the water when using it, and it is protected from spray when you are at the bow of the boat going out to where the viewing area is. I easily added my driver's license and credit card to the case (making sure they were below the camera lens) and my mind was safely at ease that my valuables were protected. One difficulty is that- when you are actually in the water at a beach, and the sun is out, the reflection makes it hard to view the phone screen selections (even without the waterproof case)+ the added water drops on the outside of the case. My phone got warmer, as I was in the water for about 45 minutes each state park we visited, and the case started "fogging" inside, as the water was cool-furthering the difficulty of seeing the phone screen clearly while you are trying to take photos either in or out of the water. When I was taking photos under the water, I couldn't clearly see the phone screen due to the fogging and found later that many of my underwater photos somehow went to video...and the videos were very short; almost "snaps" of the activity I was trying to capture. Because of the wave activity, and standing in the water using the snorkel instead of floating (because I was afraid of drifting out over my head), I was buffeted about + my feet in the bottom silt would cloud the water as I was off balance. So when I saw a school of fish, I just tried, without focusing, to keep rapidly hitting the shutter button to capture as much as I could of the action below me. Obviously, sometimes I wasn't hitting the shutter, but either sliding to video or whatever. Quite a few of my intended to be video videos had the notation "unsupported" when I loaded them to my pc at home. I must have blindly hit something else??? Very disappointing. Some of the intended still photos came out "EA-xxxx". All of this must be operator error, as the touch and slide worked beautifully through the case when dry on the outside and taking photos out of the water environment. I did have a great time using the case, and took videos and stills that I never could have taken without this case, so I would recommend it....just be aware of what could happen in the hands of someone like me. I don't use face recognition. When the camera was warm, it was difficult immediately removing the I-phone from the case without danger of splitting the case seams near the opening, but in a few minutes the problem dissipated as the phone cooled and the fogginess left the case. I am posting a still shot of some type of lobster with a forked tail which ran across my foot and then hid under a rock, Bahia Honda State Park, Big Pine Key, FL and a video of fish at Fort Zach State Park in Key West, FL. I had silted up the water with my feet, so not an issue with the case. The fish at Bahia Honda around the beach tend to be brown, while the ones farther south at Fort Zach beach in Key West were colorful and only a couple of yards out. The birds were taken using the case on dry land at John Pennakamp.

So far they keep items dry and safe. Very useful when we go swimming.

Used for the beach and works well! I wanted to keep my phone nearby without having to carry it. With chasing after my kid around the beach and having this around my neck made it more convenient. It kept my phone dry and the lanyard felt sturdy.

Got these for a snorkeling trip! I tested then underwater for 30 minutes and no leaks! Can't wait to use them in the ocean. Great value! My iPhone 15 Pro Max fits inside with ease. Closure is easy to do. Touch screen works fine though the plastic. I'll try to remember to update once I've used them in the ocean.

I have taken the Hiearcool Waterproof Phone Pouch on a couple of beach trips and on a kayaking adventure. Overall, I’m really happy with it. It kept my iPhone 15 bone dry, which is the most important thing. Here’s the good, the not-so-good, and a few tips to help you decide if this is right for you:The Good:Peace of Mind: The best part about this pouch is that I could take my phone with me instead of leaving it unattended on the beach or in a bag. It’s like a safety net for your phone—no more worrying about sand, water, or accidental drops.Easy to Use: The pouch is simple to seal, and the touchscreen works well through the plastic. I was able to take pictures while kayaking and and parasailing…and even check my phone without opening the pouch.Versatile and Convenient: I used it for kayaking, parasailing, and lounging at the beach. It’s lightweight and easy to carry, so it didn’t feel like a hassle to bring along.Dry Hands, Better Pics: I loved that I could take my phone out of the pouch with dry hands to snap higher-quality photos. It’s the best of both worlds—protection when you need it and easy access when you don’t.The Not-So-Good:Blurry Photos in Splash Zones: If water is splashing all over the pouch, your pictures might come out a bit blurry. Mine did, but hey, at least my phone stayed dry!Underwater Use Concerns: I saw reviews about leaks when fully submerged. I didn’t try using it underwater. If you’re planning to dive or snorkel, you might want to look for something more heavy-duty.Who Should Buy This?Beachgoers: Perfect for keeping your phone safe from sand and splashes.Kayakers and Paddleboarders: Great for capturing water adventures without risking your phone.Parasailing Enthusiasts: Ideal for keeping your phone secure while flying high!Anyone Who Wants Peace of Mind: If you’re tired of worrying about your phone near water, this is a solid choice.The Hiearcool Waterproof Phone Pouch is a reliable and convenient way to protect your phone during water-based activities. It’s not perfect for underwater use or splash-heavy photography, but for keeping your phone dry and accessible, it’s a winner. I’d definitely recommend it for beach trips, kayaking, or any activity where your phone might get wet or get dropped. Just don’t expect crystal-clear photos in a splash zone!