Could I go inside a pool with my cell phone inside the pouch, without my cell phone getting ruin?
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Hi Pink Cat, thank you for your question. The answer is no, this pouch is not rated for any type of submersion in water. It is water resistant (like if you sweat or if it rains, etc), but will not protect your stuff from being inside the water. I hope this helps! Cheers Mo - Gear Out Here
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If you plan to get really soaking wet, which will take a long time, I advise against having a cellphone in your person. Chances are you won't need to stay in the mist too long.
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Yes. There is a small pouch suitable for cell phone, wallet, keys and the like.
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Yes you can. My wife and I took almost all the pictures from our honeymoon with our phones in the case. We did not take any underwater pictures though. We used mainly to protect our phones just in case they got wet
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If your I phone is outside the case, you just control it all from your phone. Otherwise no controls on outside of case. We LOVE this case----my husband carries it back and forth to work, and we use it in garage, in the boat, in the pool---great sound and no leaking--we have completely submerged it several times to show people how awesome it is! I even dropped it from about 5 feet onto concrete by accident without any problems:)
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No but it is made of soft silicon so I would imagine sand would stick to it and get inside it which would be irritating. I don't think it would be a problem to swim with it in a pool.
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I' not sure if you could get a pair of scuba fins in the pouch, certainly not mine. It is meant to be a waterproof area for towel or clothing.
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I try it without the phone inside and no water whent in but I have not try it with the phone in it I don't trust it too much
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No I'm betting you could do a couple cartwheels and it won't fall off. And the phone can't fall out I don't think. It will be velcroed snugly around your bicep. Actually you could probably fall into a pool and it won't fall off and if you jumped out really fast your phone probably wouldn't even get wet. Especially if you put a piece of scotch tape over the little slit opening.The problem I have is I wanted to wear it like a watch and it's too loose on my wrist.
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I'm not sure. I have an iPhone, but there is more than enough room inside the pouch.
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My Husband uses the phone; he hooks it on the belt loop of his Jeans. He has not had any problems with the phone. He loves his new Verizon LG Octane Cell Phone. Might I suggest that you get a case for your phone or put it in a side pocket and not directly in your purse.
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I wouldn't. Although I am sure I can use it underwater for a period of time, I have to ask why would I fully submerge it. It is a very good case to protect your phone from the elements.
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No, a water proof plastic pouch is included - the entire phone slips into the pouch making it waterproof.
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No, it said it water resistancee , but I not taking any chance with phone, I use small zip bag to protect.
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If you are looking to swim with your phone in it, no. I ran a half with it and splashed water on myself and sweat a ton without issues. But no, it is not water proof. It may repel water, but the fabric is nylon feeling.
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The longer the SIM card is exposed to water, the more likely it is to be damaged. Short exposure is unlikely to cause damage to a SIM card.I'm not a phone technician but I was told that short exposure to water will likely not ruin a SIM card. The longer it stayed in the water the better chance it was ruined. You can take it to a phone store and they can test it to see if it is damaged. What ruins a phone when it gets wet is the fact that a battery operates it and water will fry the electronics. Nothing powers a SIM card.
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Floating depends on how much air is trapped inside and how heavy the phone is. Too much air inside may affect the use of the screen through the transparent window. However an idea might be to find a Fishing shop and buy a colorful float and tie it securely to the same place the lanyard is attached with a long enough cord to not interfere with the screen use. make sure it is a big enough float to counter the weight of the phone. That way it will add additional buoyancy for floatation and also make it easier to spot if needed in the water. Otherwise if flotation is not needed then remove as much of the air inside before sealing the pouch and it should have very little buoyancy.