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I posted recently about using mine while tubing in North Georgia and while
at Disney during the rain. It works very well, although the clear part on
the back does degrade the picture quality for the camera just a bit. I
found that if I took my i4 out of its case, I could get it in and out fairly
easily. I used it also while mowing and listening to Pandora. The phone
got warm, but nothing too out of the ordinary. The touch screen works great
too. I submerged mine in a pitcher before taking it anywhere else and it
went well. I would not recommend purposefully trying to take it underwater,
though. They state it isn't meant for that, and it's not worth the risk to
your iPhone. :)

Jim H.

On Thu, Jul 22, 2010 at 3:46 PM, Jeffrey Fort <jeffreyfort@mac.com> wrote:

> I bought some a couple of years ago. I don't doubt its water-proof
> abilities. Very difficult to get the phone in and out. Very sticky. They
> recommend that you make a paper/card board "slider"
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> On Jul 22, 2010, at 3:19 PM, Shihtzumom1@verizon.net wrote:
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> > Has anyone used an Aquapac? How do you feel about it? How have you used
> it? It says you can even take your iPhone underwater up to 15 feet and take
> underwater pictures through it. I don't intend to submerge my iPhone, even
> I'm the aquapac, but would like to know if any has used it underwater. Also,
> won't the phone overheat inside it with no air circulation?
> >
> > I recently had to replacer phone because of "water damage", which
> supposedly can happen from sweat, humidity, etc. so I don't want to chance
> it again. Water damage is not covered
> > by the Apple Care warranty. Hmmmmm.
> >
> > Sent from my iPhone
> >
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