Yes, your phone screen maintains high sensitivity even with the waterproof pouch on. When using above water, there’s no need to inflate it. However, to use your phone in water between 0–10 ft (0-3 m) deep, you will need to inflate the pouch until there is a gap between the screen and pouch, and then close the rubber seal. The pouch will compress due to water pressure when used at this depth, but it will still allow you to use your touch screen normally. If you’re using at a water depth of 10–100 ft (3–30 m), there is no need to inflate the pouch. Instead, use the easy-press buttons to operate your phone.

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Yes, your phone screen maintains high sensitivity even with the waterproof pouch on. When using above water, there’s no need to inflate it. However, to use your phone in water between 0–10 ft (0-3 m) deep, you will need to inflate the pouch until there is a gap between the screen and pouch, and then close the rubber seal. The pouch will compress due to water pressure when used at this depth, but it will still allow you to use your touch screen normally. If you’re using at a water depth of 10–100 ft (3–30 m), there is no need to inflate the pouch. Instead, use the easy-press buttons to operate your phone.

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Yes, your phone screen maintains high sensitivity even with the waterproof pouch on. When using above water, there’s no need to inflate it. However, to use your phone in water between 0–10 ft (0-3 m) deep, you will need to inflate the pouch until there is a gap between the screen and pouch, and then close the rubber seal. The pouch will compress due to water pressure when used at this depth, but it will still allow you to use your touch screen normally. If you’re using at a water depth of 10–100 ft (3–30 m), there is no need to inflate the pouch. Instead, use the easy-press buttons to operate your phone.

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