A completely waterproof case to fit the iPhone 6 PLUS, Galaxy Note 4 and same-sized phablets. It also fits the Google Pixel XL, and the iPhone 7 Plus – read more below This is the largest of our 4 ‘Classic’ submersible phone cases. The original waterproof phone case – and still the best!

​Maximum size of device to fit in the case - 160mm (length) x 200mm (circuit).

What’s so special about this case?

• You’ll be able to talk and hear through it without a problem
• and get great photos and video
• and your touchscreen will work normally
• It’s not just 100% waterproof – it’ll protect your phone from dust, dirt and sand too
• You won’t necessarily have to buy a new one when you upgrade your phone, because it’s a generic rather than a form-fit case (unlike a hard case, it’s not tailored to a specific device).

Anything Else?

• It comes with a lanyard so you can hang it round your neck
• It’s securely, submersibly waterproofed thanks to the quick-action AQUACLIP® seal
• The seams are welded together with high frequency radio waves, creating a super-strong bond
• The optically-clear LENZFLEX window is UV-stabilized (so it won’t go yellow in the sun)
• and the case will still be soft and functional in the extreme cold.

Is this the right size for my phone?

• This case fits iPhone 6 Plus and any phone the same size or smaller
• If you have a bumper case on your phone and want to keep it on then this is probably the best case

This is the maximum size of device that will fit: 10x16 cm.
​Tip: to get the circumference, add the width to the depth and then multiply this by 2

How waterproof is it?

IPX8 waterproofness iconSubmersible – protected against continuous immersion to a depth of 30ft/10m

Colour

Cool grey with acid green lanyard

Materials

TPU with optically-clear LENZFLEX lens window

Weight

Case: 1.3oz / 38g Lanyard: 0.2oz / 7g

Country of Origin

Made in the UK.

What else do I need to know?

• Some smartphones can be very sticky. If your phone is shiny and sticky, pinch the corner of the case and jiggle it to get your phone in and out.
• Some phones will float in this case and some won’t – make sure you test yours in a basin before you launch it into the sea!
• Capacitive touchscreens don’t work underwater, the water breaks the circuit. But you can use the volume buttons to operate your camera underwater.
• Fingerprint recognition such as Apple’s Touch ID won’t work through the Aquapac – you will have to enter your passcode.
• Some phones have rather sharp edges. We recommend use of a thin bumper case which will protect both phone and case.