JIMMY W I had my doubts about this product, but I have to say I am extremely impressed and highly recommend it. I work salvage and watercraft maintenance in the harbors of Chicago for 6 months out of the year. I can honestly say it has accompanied me on over 100 dives and I have not had one leak; each case comes sealed with a signature that it had passed a pressure test of 130 feet. There are, however, several things to be mindful of. First, make sure to pressure test your case before each dive (as explained in the instructions you will receive). It's easy, doesn't take long, and ensures your case will remain waterproof throughout your dive. Second, realize that the way touchscreen phones are designed, they cannot be used underwater so you will be unable to take still photos underwater; you will have to start your video or select your playlist before you fully submerge. You also need to be mindful that the deeper you descend, the pressure exerted on your device will increase extremely quick. It does not take long for the pressure to start pressing your center button and interrupt whatever you're doing. However, I found that a simple hardware washer placed over your center button solves this problem completely. Finally, be mindful of the water temperature you're diving in. I don't really feel comfortable diving in water less than 50 Deg F simply because it's bad for the phone. If you plan on diving in colder water, consider buying a cheap MP3 player to use in the case-it works just fine. ***One thing I do suggest either way is to buy moisture-absorbing tabs to toss in with your phone. Leisurepro-along with most dive shops-sell them extremely cheap and they prevent your phone from collecting any moisture-especially humidity that can collect in the bag in warmer weather.

ERNEST L Good for keeping your iPhone dry "ON" the boat or around the pool/beach. That is where I would stop. This case failed after about three months. And that was with very light / minimal use. I would not recommend this product.

chad t I have used it a few times not that deep but so far it is flawless. Great purchase. Just need waterproof headphones now.

omar q I pick this one for use my GPS while spearfishing as it is the best rated for depth accomodation. But after many dives it fail. when the water get inside the case I think the negative pressure inside the case force the water to enter inside the air in the GPS device. But what i really know that the water get inside my GPS device i can see the water behind the screen even just a minimal amount of water get inside the case damage it even the device is water proof for submerssion under 1 meter and I don not know where is the defect in my case. the wire was anoying for me. I did not like the clips it is expensive,you can buy agood water proof case with half price of it. But it is the best for iphone as the tight fit will let you use the touch screen easily.No any dry case can give you this advantage. I hope this awnser will help you.

PAMELA S I picked it because I dive in 19ft of water at least twice a week, however I have NOT tried it as of yet. I plan on using it soon... I only have an Ipod and I'm waiting to buy an less expensive mp3 player to actually test it.

Brett H I haven't spoken to anyone that has taken items like these to depths past your typically 10-15 feet for snorkeling and swimming. With similar type cases you see buttons starting to get pressed at about 40-50 feet, which probably isn't much of an issue with an Ipod touch or Iphone.

ANDREW P It seems to work pretty well. However, it's a good principle that you should never take anything underwater that you're not prepared to lose.

LeisurePro S Yes, you can still use the touch screen when the device is in the bag.

LeisurePro S Yes, this case is approved to 100 feet.