How deep can the phone go in water?
869994
Well I threw it in a 9 ft deep pool and when I got it back it was like I never threw it in. Works great but if you need further answers check this review http://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v;=4XhBcqHHNpQ
869995
I never was more than 3-4 feet. However I believe Seidio advertises if can go to 6.5ft.
869996
Well I threw it in a 9 ft deep pool and when I got it back it was like I never threw it in. Works great but if you need further answers check this review http://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=4XhBcqHHNpQ
869997
Don't think depth is a problem. As long as not immersed too long (no scuba diving or swimming) should be ok. The deeper it's in the greater the water pressure on the seals. An incidental drop in a pool won't hurt.
184891
No, the case isn't completely enclosed and won't protect your phone from water
1484971
Yes to all of the above. I took mine on a river float and did all of the above and listen to my music. I love this case! No water leaked in at all. It's very reliable. I did do a test with a folded napkin inside and submerged it in water to just test it and make sure it wasn't a defective one before I submerged my phone in water with it. For the price, you can't beat it!
2169216
Since the case was not waterproof as advertised I never tried putting the phone in so sorry I can't answer the question.
711465
I don't know how deep this case will hold up to , but I run water over it in sink and in a tub of water and the phone stayed dry.
615890
Yes, to a certain extent. I go swimming with mine all the time, but they say you shouldn't exceed 30 minutes, and 1.5 meters. They're being very conservative, as I've gone longer and deeper with mine. Also to note, it takes about an hour for the mic and earpiece speaker to dry out before you can use it as a phone again.
1795870
Like the previous responders I have taken it underwater to about 8-10 feet with my phone inside and it remained safe and dry even after a submersion of roughly 15minutes in one go.
1300629
Haven't put it in water with phone inside, but when I checked it before using by placing it in water it appeared to be water proof.
1424565
This phone has an IP57 certified that can be used 1 m under water during 30 minutes. But you must to be sure to close every hole with his hermetic cover because if these are not placed, water can ingress.
1459443
I don't think it claims to be waterproof, but regardless it definitely is not waterproof. The phone is not completely sealed off so it would not protect from submerging but it could protect from splashes.
1878659
I used it about 4-6ft underwater and it worked well...but it's really difficult to work the actual camera options from this case.
374831
It does not float, my phone went straight to the bottom of the river, luckily it was only 8 feet deep. I suppose it's possible to make it float by stuffing foams inside, but with limited space, you might not be able to fit much. 4.7" Screen HTC One actually filled up the entire bag, leaving no room for anything else.
60956
This phone cannot undergo hard water more than 3 ft for 30 mins due to lack of sealing dont just casually use thus in water The speaker fails
1890132
Hi. Unfortunately I have not use the camera in water. I use the camera to tape my taekoando classes. Soory. But I believe that the manual tells you how deep it can go. Hope this help.
208613
You know Im not sure to be honest. I do know for sure. What I do know that by the design if you out it in water with the case on its not sealed enough to stop the water from in between the case and the phone. I just took off the case entirely when I wanted to take underwater pics
1274429
The waterproof compartment is at least 3 1/2 inches wide by 5 1/2 inches deep, so I surmise it will accommodate any current cellphone. Before I trusted the waterproofing of the compartment, I would test it to make sure that your particular Aqua-Quest is In fact waterproof. Even then wrapping it in plastic wrap might be advisable to ensure the phone stays dry, given the negative consequences of getting it wet.
1234372
It does have a zip-type waterproof section, so I think the phone would be safe, but the bag is a little bit large to use swimming, in my opinion.You can get Dry Pak cases that work much better for that. They have them in different sizes, and they are clear so you can actually use your phone (photos, etc) without taking it out of the Dry Pak.Short answer - yes, it will protect your phone, but it would be a bit clunky swimming with it.Tip - whatever you decide on - put one of those little desiccant packets in the bottom of the pouch to dry up any moisture that might get inside.