iPhone 7 is now certified old, but good. It’s also IP67 rated, which means it’s dust and water resistant with the ability to survive in water up to a meter deep for 30 minutes. But you may need more than that, because waterproof doesn’t mean waterproof. While there are several cases that match the IP67 rating of the iPhone 7 alone, if you want better protection for your old device on standby, we suggest getting a waterproof case to bolster your old device’s defenses against the elements.
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SportLink Waterproof Case
If you’re looking for rugged full-body protection, strong protection against harsh environments, as well as a fully-enclosed, IP68-certified waterproof case, look no further than the SportLink Multi-Function Waterproof Case. Use this case at the beach or underwater for any activity or for taking pictures. In addition to being waterproof, the case is shock and dust resistant. You can place your phone on the wireless charger without removing the case. It’s easy to install and supports your iPhone’s Touch ID, speaker, buttons, sensors, and cameras.
CellEver Waterproof Case
The CellEver Waterproof Case provides easy access to all the iPhone features you need, including Touch ID, speakerphone, microphone, buttons, sensors, and front and rear cameras, all in an IP68-certified waterproof case. Safe, protective, and lightweight, the case is perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and submersion up to 6.6 feet per hour. It even has a wider hole for the charger port to fit larger 3rd party light cords. It’s also designed and tested to protect and withstand shock and drops of up to 6.6 feet. The package includes a cleaning cloth and a hand strap.
LifeProof FRĒ Waterproof Case
This case is an updated version of the original LifeProof FRĒ waterproof case that is compatible with iPhone 7/8 and SE (2020). Its IP68 ingress protection rating makes it resistant to water and snow, as well as fully submersible to a depth of 66.5 meters for one hour. Meets or exceeds military standard MIL-STD 810F-516. In addition to being protected from snow, ice, dirt and dust particles, it also offers built-in scratch protection, full access to buttons and controls, and charging and syncing via the USB port. It’s a bulky case with a built-in screen protector and chunky button and port covers, but it provides easy access to all of iPhone’s essential features.
Dog & Bone suit bag
Combining silicone, polycarbonate and rubber for a secure fit, the Dog & Bone Wetsuit is a rugged case for iPhone that offers IP68 protection and protection against drops up to 6.6 feet (2 meters). It offers a secure port cover, button covers, and precise cutouts for the camera and Touch ID, but no screen protection; instead, this case fuses the touchscreen. Although the open screen provides touch sensitivity, your screen remains exposed. A rubber bumper and textured back add extra grip.
catalyst casing
While the Catalyst case is IP68 rated, the company tests each unit at even greater depths and promises that its cases are waterproof to 33 feet (10 meters). You also get good protection against drops of up to 6.6 feet (2 meters). The soft rubber exterior is comfortable to hold and provides some grip, and there’s easy access to Touch ID, buttons, and the camera. A slim screen protector is built in that doesn’t interfere with touch sensitivity, and a rotating crown dial controls the mute switch.
Pelican Marine Case
Pelican offers a range of premium protective cases with a stellar reputation as one of the best on the market. This Marine case for iPhone 7 not only prevents water damage, but also protects against drops or other impacts. This waterproof iPhone case is IP68 rated, which means it can be fully submerged in water up to 6.6 feet deep for up to one hour. Seals your phone from the inside out while allowing Touch ID, the touch screen, and the camera to work perfectly. There are button covers for the controls and audio jacks, however you may notice that the sound is a bit muffled at times.
Vansky Floating Waterproof Bag
If you don’t need permanent waterproof protection for your iPhone 7, then a better option would simply be a dry bag like the Vansky. Put your iPhone in your bag and close it, and you’re done. The case is IPX8 rated and promises to protect your phone at depths of up to 100 feet. It comes with a strap that you can reduce or increase to fit your neck, arm, wrist, or ankle. Both the front and back are transparent, allowing you to use your iPhone while it’s in the bag. Another cool thing that sets this bag apart is that it floats, so if your iPhone falls, it won’t disappear into the depths.
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