Lifeproof FRĒ Series Shockproof & Waterproof iPhone 7 Plus Case

Are you the type of person who loves snapping pics on your phone of you and your friends when you’re by the pool? What about taking your phone with you on a boat ride? If you’re the kind of person that wants to use your phone to take videos of underwater creatures, what you need is a waterproof iPhone 7 plus case.

When looking for the right case for your phone, it’s important to remember that there is a difference between the terms waterproof and water resistant. These are not interchangeable terms, and mixing them up could mean a ruined phone that cannot be repaired. Cases that are waterproof means that they can completely seal the phone from water damage, even when the phone is completely submerged in water. However, water resistant has a different meaning. A phone case that is water resistant can protect a phone from brief splashes of water and perhaps a brief moment underwater – but not when the phone is fully submerged for a long period of time.

How can you check whether an iPhone 7 plus case is waterproof or water resistant so you know you have the right one? You have to look for the IP rating on the case. A rating of IP67 means that with the case, the phone can safely be submerged in water that is up to 3.3 feet deep for up to 30 minutes. That’s a pretty long time, and ideal for those who want to take their phone with them when swimming or snorkeling. A rating of IP68 means that with the case on, the phone can safely go into the water at depths more than 3.3 feet for half an hour. These are the two main waterproof ratings to look for when buying an iPhone 7 plus case that is fully waterproof. If the case doesn’t have these ratings, it may just be water resistant – in which case you should not submerge it in water.

• When looking for a waterproof iPhone 7 plus case, it’s important to think about your activity level. For example, what are the types of things you like to do with your phone. Are you going swimming or snorkeling or deep-sea diving? Do you plan to just have your phone on the beach or do you actually want to take it with you in the water? This will help you determine what level of waterproof you need in the case.
• Be sure to also think about whether you are an accident-prone person or not. If you tend to find yourself in situations where accidents happen, perhaps it’s better to get a fully waterproof case in case you end up accidentally submerging our phone in water, even if you didn’t plan to. This way, you can protect your phone from getting damaged and prevent any issues before they happen.
• An important feature to check is whether the case floats in the water or not. This may be a priority for some shoppers while others may not need it. A floating case makes it much easier to find your phone if you accidentally drop it in the water.
• In addition to protecting your phone from water, the case should also protect your phone from impact. For example, if you drop your phone on land, what will happen to it? Opt for a waterproof case that is as good on land as it is on water.