Brand new and exclusive, the iDry is the must-have case for anyone wanting to enjoy their iPhone at the beach, around the pool, on a boat - anywhere where the risk of splashing or submersion would stop you using it!
This model is designed specifically for the iPhone 5 / 5s / SE (2016) models with IP-68 protection
It takes less than 10 seconds to fit your iPhone into the iDry, and once its in, you have a completely watertight seal, and can go down to a depth of 5 metres.
- Make and receive calls, take photos, send texts, listen to music on loudspeaker
- Protect your iPhone from damaging water splashes and sand getting in cracks and crevices
- Convenient (and detachable) neck strap helps prevent accidental drops
- Easy to clean, lightweight and stronge
- IP-68 protection – highest rating you can get!
The essential case for any holiday! Put it in the case during the day, and if you don't want the extra bulk for the evenings, just take it out - its so quick and easy to do!
Common Questions
Can I listen to music with iDry?
Yes, you can listen to your music over the loudspeaker.
Can I take photos with iDry?
Yes, iDry has been designed specifically to allow you to take quality photos whilst your phone is in it. In fact, you would struggle to tell any difference from when the phone is in or out of the case.
Can I make and receive phone calls?
Absolutely yes
Does it work the same when fully submerged?
Because of the pressure of the water on the screen, you won't be able to press any buttons whilst the phone is fully submerged. As soon as it is out of the water, even when dripping wet, you will have full functionality. However, if you put music on before submerging, the music will continue to play even when fully underwater
What models of iPhone does it work with?
This model is designed to work with the iPhone 5 / 5s / SE (2016) - not compatible with new SE 2020
What is IP-68?
- IP stands for ingress protection
- 6 means case protects against dust like a warrior - totally dust tight.
- 8 means case protects against prolonged effects of immersion under pressure.
