Floating Waterproof Tablet Case Dry Bag eReader Cover Waterproof Holder Pouch for iPad Mini Galaxy Tab A S2 E Tab M8 ZenPad Fire HD 8 7 Kindle Paper White Oasis up to 9"

I got this because I needed room for my car keys, wallet, and cellphone for kayaking.It has a small floatation pad built into it, so it isn't just relying on air in the bag to stay afloat.The "zip lock" seals are pretty heavy duty, I find them very difficult to get fully sealed, some one with strong hands won't have issues, but for me they are a pain. However, once they are sealed they have a nice tight seal. That then rolls up and velcro's together. My old waterproof (smaller) case had the same basic construction which ripped fairly easily while I was trying to stuff all my things in it. So this can't be over stuffed or it will rip open. I don't expect that to be an issue now since it has good space inside it.There are two compartments on the interior, one that has the clear window, and a second pocket that isn't clear. I put the keys in there just to keep them where they can't poke out easily.I tend to place this face down where the sun can't super heat the contents (or facing my side while wearing it). Leave this in the sun with the clear side facing up and whatever is inside could get cooked. But that is an issue with all these bags.This bag floats, it seals well, holds my stuff and is put together fairly well.

This waterproof cover works a treat. I tested that it is waterproof even though I do not need it for that and so far so good.It is big enough for my phone, purse and iPod and some tissues. Which is what I wanted to put in it. I am using it around my yard so that I don't have to have everything on me all of the time.Inside it is separated into two pockets, the front where it is see-through and an opaque pocket behind it.The closure is made up of two 'Ziplock' style closures about an inch apart which you then roll up and Velcro closed to get the final seal. It makes it look tidy.The strap is very wide and robust so cannot see that breaking anytime... ever!All in all, very please with the item and happy to recommend. Thank you!

I was fortunate to install a steam shower in my home earlier this year. Since I like to read or play games while I'm taking a steam, I've had an opportunity to try out a number of these waterproof pouches in a variety of sizes. My devices are generally waterproof, but waterproof is not the same thing as being "steamproof" so that is why I always use one of these.This particular pouch was intended to use for my Kindle, though I thought it was possible it might fit my 11" iPad Pro. Though it would fit my iPad without it's case, it will not fit with the case on so I will not be using this pouch with it. I'm not complaining about this as it was not my intended usage, but I mention it in case other folks aren't thinking about how a case might impact ability to use the pouch.From a waterproofing perspective, this pouch has the most intensive waterproofing I've seen on any. There are two different zip-locks and the pouch will also fold along the top and then secure with velcro. I'm not worried about submersion so I did not verify that it is fully waterproof (which you should always do using a paper towel sealed inside for testing rather than something valuable) but I would be surprised if this leaked water given its design.The issue I have with this pouch is that the touchscreen of the devices I've tested with it does not work as well as others I have tried. If you are mainly trying to protect your device and won't need to be extensively typing on the screen I think it will be fine, but I tend to do a lot of typing so it causes frustration for me. This is the reason I've deducted a star. Otherwise, this is solid pouch!

At first this doesn’t look like there is much to this but after examining it I could tell there was a lot of thought put into the function and use and it will be useful for the purposes I need it for.Appearance:I got the blue one and the cooler color hues are notorious for being off digitally when viewing pictures of things online. In the image the photos of the cover bag look baby blue in hue, but it is more of a pastel aqua which I love.Function:- The closure of this is similar to a dry bag where you ziplock up two parts, fold it over, and press the velcro part together to create a waterproof seal.- There is foam inside of it which is what helps it to be more floaty.- The end without the strap attachment is clear so if you wanted to use your camera from a tablet with a camera at one end it would be pretty easy to do that.- There is a pocket inside which could be used for storing other things you need, better if these things are flat.Pros:- Easy to use- Well built- The straps loops are sturdyCons:- The tablet screen tends to get stuck on the clear plastic while inserting it into the case- The straps feel a little too rough for my liking (a bit scratchy for me but I’m sensitive to that. I wish it had a smoother strap that matched better with the color of the bag. luckily I don’t need the strap for what I’m using it for.

EMSEEK Floating Waterproof Tablet Case.I did as other reviewers suggested and used paper towels, instead of my Kindle to test this case. Perfectly dry paper towels after pushing the case under the water in the pool. As long as you make sure that you have closed the case securely, your ereader, tablet, phone are safe in the water.Note: I totally forgot to see if it floats! It did resist against my hand as I forced it under the water, so probably? I'll check again and update if it does not float.