Wildtek Universal Cell Phone Case - White

This is a partial review of the Wildtek Waterproof Case. The full review was longer and even more detailed, but I'm limited to 10 minutes here on Amazon. Feel free to ask any questions and I'll answer as many as I can. Hopefully the video answers most though :)

Wildtek sent me an email suggesting I test the case in a sink of water with tissue inside of it first. Brilliant suggestion. NO leaks. Right now my backup phone, HTC One Blue is in the case. Takes pictures just fine through the plastic, the touch screen works great and the mic V2T is perfect. It has a power button on top so I put it in upside down in the case so I could push the power button easier. I bought the largest case they had b/c I have a Droid Turbo 2 - that fell in the bathtub the day before the case arrived. The dead DT2 fits perfectly. The Droid Turbo 2 is just a fraction smaller than the iPhone 6 plus so anyone that has that phone, it will work. My new DT2 will arrive tomorrow and basically live in this case while we are camping, at the beach, skiing and hiking. I learned the hard way that the Droid Turbo 2 phone doesn't even like a couple of rain drops on it. Fried the display.

I ordered this on a Saturday and it was delivered on Monday (basic delivery). Amazed! Then I followed their emailed instructions to test it before using the phone in it. Filled a 5 gallon bucket with water, placed a paper towel wrapped with a tissue in the case and weighted it down on the bottom. The test called for 30 minutes but I forgot about it until the next afternoon, whoops, 19 hrs submerged. Dried off the outside really well and continued drying as I opened it (hearing other reviewers) and everything was dry. The paper was creased by the pressure over time, but dry! Besides the dry phone intention of this case, I was next concerned with taking clear pictures on the fly while Kayaking in crystal clear springs (I live near Weeki Wachee and Crystal River, FL). Perfect pictures every time. I'll be contacting Wildtek to see if it has been tested using an anti-fogging product for dive masks because of fogging that occurs from our cool springs and hot air temperatures? Didn't try the spit method because my phone is inside. Also for the curious, my phone is a Nokia Lumia 1520, around 6.5"x3.5", and fit perfectly after removing the Anzer tpu case (plastic-to-plastic issue). If you're looking for more picture taking options I would suggest getting the all clear model, selfies are cut in half by the black trim of this model. Though I just now thought of the upside down recommendation to iPhone 6 users. Also may need to turn up the sensitivity setting for better results. My double tap wake-up function and phone call proximity sensors didn't seem to work, but the side buttons resolved that and all the tapping for photos worked right. Don't know about the "underwater" screen responses and probably won't push it that far. The whole case, from quality build to closure (once you get used to the swivel, turning from front AND back) is a well thought out and produced product. The long neck lanyard works well to leash it to the Kayak, allowing for quick camera use. Don't think of it as a bumper case against blows, but as a watertight protection that allows pictures, phone calls and sound while still encased. Wildtek deserves any and all rewards for selling it. Try it out!

I purchased this case to hold my i-phone 6 Plus for an 8 day river rafting trip through the Grand Canyon. I needed a case to deliver on the following:- large enough for my phone ideally without taking off my low profile protective case- strong enough to put up with pounding of life on an intense river rafting trip- clear enough to allow me to take high quality photos of the beautiful sceneryThis case delivered on all of the above. I was constantly shoving it down the front of my life vest when not using it and was a little worried the plastic pouch would scratch as there is a ton of grit in the Colorado River water. Abrasion was not an issue.A couple more qualities I appreciated:- the outside edge of the pouch has a glow in the dark feature to it which makes the phone easy to find without light. I noticed this when exploring a mine shaft- I had the lanyard attached around my neck or attached to a carabiner to my hiking pack and it held up strong all week through constant useAttached is a picture I took on last day of trip with case on so you can see the quality.