MoKo Universal Waterproof Case, Dry Bag Pouch Compatible with iPad Mini 6/5/4/3/2, Samsung Tab 5/4/3, Galaxy Note 8, Tab S2/Tab E/Tab A 8.0, LG G ...

I had one of these before and was happy with it, but with a lot of use it tore. The image of the one I ordered was just like my old one, but the one that came was NOT the same. I prefer the clip lanyards and they sent the one with the string attachment. I have found the strings to be unreliable so I did not want that. ALSO the string one was less money But I was charged the higher price for the clip lanyard. That is nasty. I'd be happy if it matched the image shown. It does NOT.

Used for my kindle. Works perfectly

I bought this mainly to make my Galaxy Z Fold 5 dustproof so I can use it offroading without worring about messing up my very expensive phone. I will also use it at the beach too. It fits perfectly width wise with my thin case on, but it was a couple inches too long. I decided to try cutting the bottom and re-sealing it with my food saver machine. I figured since it was only 12 bucks, I would risk ruining it so I could make it the right length. It ended up working out great! I tested it with a paper towel and held it under water for 3 hours, and no water got inside. This was a great purchase!

At first I was so excited because this was a great near-perfect snug fit for my iPad Mini. I didn't want a lot of extra material, and up to this point I was putting my iPad mini in a gallon ziploc bag and folding the extra bag material behind the iPad. Not only does that look pretty sad and tacky, it's also hard to trust the waterproofness of a ziploc bag. Well, after I got this waterproof bag, I put the iPad in it and clamped it down and was so excited to see that it fit almost like a second case! What I didn't realize is that because it is such a snug, tight fit, it is ridiculously difficult to remove your iPad once its in the bag. And I only have a glass screen protector on my iPad, not even a slim case. What should really be a 3-second process takes an obscenely long time because the rubbery plastic bag just sticks to your ipad and won't let go. It's quite annoying actually. As far as usability, the plastic is touch sensitive so the screen responds well while in the case. I use my iPad mainly to read while sitting on the edge of the pool or floating in the shallow end, and the legibility and visibility through the plastic is more than acceptable. The usability of the iPad remains great while in the case. The case is also definitely splashproof and performs well. As far as being waterproof, I have accidentally dropped my iPad mini in the pool while being in this waterproof case and I'm happy to report that no water got in and the iPad works fine. Only real damage was the panic attack when it happened because seriously, how much faith can you really put into a low-cost product like this made overseas for pennies? But despite sinking rapidly and floating around the bottom of the pool for 30 seconds or so while I frantically fished it out, the bag worked as advertised and the iPad is no worse for wear.

I needed something to protect my Samsung Galaxy Tab A 7 when taking hot-tubs, and this Waterproof case does the trick. The plastic is crystal clear and heavy-duty, so I feel confident it won't be easily damaged. Touch sensitivity is a little limited, as is access to the side buttons for on/off and volume up/down, but for watching videos and listening to music it's sufficient. My Tab A 7 slides in readily-but-tightly without removing the folding protective case (but I think to fit a larger 8" tablet I would probably have to remove that). I pre-tested the case by immersing it in water for an hour with a paper towel inside as they recommend, and there was absolutely no leakage. It has a positive locking clamp with three levers that appears very durable. Bluetooth reception was fine through the case (I would not expect it to work underwater as Bluetooth does not travel through water). All-in-all, an excellent buy that protects my tablet in wet conditions.