LOKSAKaLOKSAK Waterproof Phone Bag w/Lanyard - Touch Screen Compatible - Diving Certified (3.9" x 7.5")

Works as expected, bought for using on hikes and such. A little tight at the opening for my iPhone 6 which also has a LifeProof protective cover on it. Had to shorten the lanyard to fit the way I like.

This is perfect for the beach, near the water or just to protect your phone. I don't use the lanyard, I have a carabiner in one of the holes which I attach to my belt loop or other loop. I'm sorry the manufacturer isn't making this style any more.

This waterproof lanyard works well. I picked it up to use at the waterpark and it functions as designed. My phone with case fits a bit tight in it, but I also have a larger model. I've used it a couple times so far without any rips or tears, so it seems like it's durable enough. I suspect with proper care it'll last awhile. I think $13 to keep a $1000 dry seems like a sensible buy and well worth the money.

This phone protector is more of a thicker ziplock bag than anything else, and I wouldn't expect it to last a long time, but it works great. It fits the largest size iPhone, but it requires removing the strap hooks in order to put the phone in or take it out. This happens with the mini versions of the newer iPhones as well.I like how it has double zip closures to prevent water from going in. It's also pretty easy to use (unlock, type, tap, etc.). And the strap is long enough that it's possible to wear it crossbody, so that's definitely a win!

I had one of these from another brand, but with a new case on my phone- it no longer fit in the old one. This fits my phone in it's larger case PERFECTLY. It's thinner than I expected, but does seem to be well made. My one complaint- I wish the strap attached another way. In order to get my phone in and out, I have to completely take off the strap because of where it attaches..Also, it's not easy enough to get the strap on to begin with. Because the material is flimsier I'm constantly worried that attaching and removing the strap is going to tear it..This is one of those... good in theory, probably will work for a little while, but ultimately- not as well made or well designed as I'd like.

This phone protector is a good idea, particularly if you are going to places like the beach where there is sand and salt water. But my phone was a super tight squeeze because of the type of case I've got on it. I love this brand - I have a bunch of these bags for outdoor fun and they all work great and last a long time. I would say that if you have a smaller phone or one without a case, this might work well for you.

This bag fits my Galaxy S22 just right. It could fit phones that are a little bigger within the bag, but you might have trouble fitting them between the clips on the lanyard (which can be removed.) I'd doublecheck before getting this for an Ultra phone or something with a really large body. Once the phone is in, You can seal the bag closed and it is well guarded from water and sand.The plastic is just a touch cloudy to look through, but it's still easy to see my phone when it's on. The fingerprint scanner does not work, which is not surprising, but all the other general touch gestures like swiping and pinching work like they do outside the bag. You CAN use your phones camera from inside the bag. It doesn't seem to distort the image much (just a little cloudiness) but of course the flatter and dryer and cleaner the bag is for the lens to see through, the better your pictures will come out.This is an inexpensive way to add some protection to your phone when you don't want to worry about it getting wet or dirty.

LOKSAK Waterproof Phone Bag w/Lanyard ReviewFor starters, this fits my wife's iPhone 7 with her simple bumper-style case just fine. But it will not take my iPhone 11 with my bulky leather case. No way, no how. Unless I take it out of it's case.But, given that we ride our ponies out in the hinterlands a lot and have been caught by bad weather many times, the ability for her to safely pack her phone away until the storm passes is a safety issue. The phone is no good if it gets water damaged!Note: the touch screen still works while in the case, but any iPhone with a home button has a big glitch—the home button does NOT work. So if you accidentally get of the app you want to use while it is in this case, you will have to remove the phone in order to push the home button.There are reviews that complain that the sack is easily damaged allowing water through. But if you read the instructions they warn that it is not a rugged case. They even state that it is a disposable item and do not expect it to last long. Now me, I would not trust an expensive electronic item stuffed into a flimsy plastic bag to such harsh conditions as snorkeling or diving or kayaking and expect it to work flawlessly. But to keep a phone dry from accidental contact with water in a rain storm it should work fine. I would replace it after one season of horseback riding as I would expect it to get pretty beat up in some saddlebags!