MoKo Waterproof Tablet Case, Tablet Pouch Dry Bag for New iPad 9.7 2018/2017, iPad Pro 9.7, iPad Air 2, iPad 4/3/2, Samasung Tab S4/ S3/ S2/Tab A 9.7, Galaxy Note 8, Tab E 9.6 Up to 10 Inch, Blue

Seals nicely

I work outdoors with my ipad pro 9.7 and this allows me to use it when it's raining. It's easy to get the ipad in and out of the case so I only use the case when working out in the rain. I find the shoulder strap to be very handy too. This is an inexpensive yet very convenient way to use my ipad in the rain.

This has worked great. I love to go in the swim spa with my Kindle and it has even been fully immersed without any leaking. Even when I read, it is partially under water. It has 3 clips that seal the top. It has been easy to use the touch screen through the plastic.

it was soooo nice to take my iPad enclosed in this case into the pool with me. loved it! i also use the case to drop both iPad and iPhone in to protect them while in a (dry) cooler in the car during the day. it keeps them protected and together so they are easy to get to when it is time to go home. i am able to use the touch screen on the iPad while it is in this case; however, having said this, i have not yet put the protective screen on my new iPad 9.7. i expect it will still work in the bag, and will return to update whether i can navigate in this bag with the protective screen in place on the iPad.

I have used these in the pool multiple times with no issues. I use this larger case for an iPad and two smaller sizes for a Kindle Paperwhite and an iPhone. Because it is flexible plastic and not a hard form-fitting case, I have issues playing high detail games on the small phone screen and the screen doesn't look entirely uniform. However, I had no issues seeing the screen, changing the pages on the Kindle, or playing games on the iPad. The case also didn't change the glare on the devices: Paperwhite is glare-free, iPad has glare. These performed exactly as I expected and if you only need your devices to be waterproof occasionally, these are significantly cheaper than other device-specific options out there, i.e. Lifeproof, Otterbox, etc.

I love it. When I received, it had directions to test whether it was waterproof. If it failed, it told you how to replace it. The manufacturer definitely wants it to work. I use it with my Kindle Fire 7", so it is big, but still works. The strap adjusts, so I have used it in several needs. I have only used it for splash and one quick dunk, so I can't talk about extended under water use. I would not be afraid to try it. I would buy another if I accidentally poked a hole in this one.