Ever wonder which waterproof iPhone case is right for you? Well, our handy little tough iPhone 6 tough case comparison tool will definitely help you choose which iPhone case is best for you. On this page, you’re going to find ONLY waterproof iPhone cases, not slim ones (like the Spigen Tough Armor and the Urban Armor Gear) or tough cases (like the Otterbox Defender and Ballistic Hardcore).
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We carefully choose our cases but if you feel that there should be case in the list below, let us know and we’ll see about reviewing the case. We have a scoring system that we put all the cases through to ensure that we give you the most consistent review, best iPhone case reviews possible. Our product reviews come out weekly so check back frequently to see the new reviews.
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We take a lot of time to review these waterproof iPhone cases as having a case that works as we understand that its very important to know that your $800 dollar iPhone is well protected against the elements. We’re personally big fans of using our iPhones as underwater camera’s and these waterproof cases will allow us to do that.
At Mobile Reviews Eh!, we base our reviews on real usage. We try to rate all of our iPhone case reviews in the same manner so that when we say case X is better than Y, you can take that to the bank. Each Waterproof iPhone 6 case review will take over 8 hours to complete so we’re very through in ensuring that we catch every detail before publishing our iPhone case reviews. If you’re looking for a round up of the best iPhone 6 cases that we’ve reviewed, check out our [sc:Top10iphone6]
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what about catalyst waterproof case?
Catalyst lost my pre-ordered case. I should be getting another one in the next few days.
Hi! Thanks for all that you do! Are you going to be reviewing the lunatik aquatic case anytime soon?
Have you ever tried Tethy's waterproof case by Ultraproof for the iPhone 6 Plus? Thinking about picking one up, but would really like to see the case ran through its paces before making the purchase.
Where can I find (on your site) reviews on the toughest adventure cases? Fishing, hiking, trail biking (iPhone 6)
I saw these on Amazon and they seem to be only sold on Amazon: Merit™ iPhone 6 Waterproof Case IP68 Waterproof Shockproof Snowproof Dirtpoof Protection Case Cover with Fingerprint ID for iPhone 6 4.7inch (Blue)
Any info or plans to test them? They look like beauty's, eh?
;)
Thanks!
Can you do a comparison of the life proof nuud and the catalyst for the iPhone 6 plus.
Any follow-up on the catalyst for iphone 6? If you have received your catalyst, will it fit a tempered glass screen protector? Will the lifeproof fre accept a tempered glass screen protector?
I have my Catalysts. I'm using them right now.
For waterproof cases, they usually say to remove the screen protector. Just put my iPhone 6 with a Ballistic Armor screen protector into it and it was a little tough to close.
For the glass screen protectors if it's not damaged, you can easily take it off your iPhone. Not the best solution but it works, I've done it with 3-4 different kinds of glass screen protectors.
So I have a stick on screen protector on my phone. I'm planning on using a waterproof case just as a waterproof camera and swap back and forth between my current case and the waterproof one. So I really want to leave my screen protector on. You said you left yours on and it was hard to close. But it did close correct? Also, how was the functionality of the screen with your screen protector and the case on?
It depends on the case and how thick the screen protector is. If its plastic, you could probably close all the cases that I've reviewed. The problem with the extra screen protector (other than making it easier for the case to come apart) is that it will bow out the front of the case, increasing the gap between the iPhone and the screen protector which reduces screen sensitivity. Your best bet would be the dog and bone wetsuit as the TPU sleeve that the iPhone sits in is pretty forgiving.
Please do the Catalyst! Love your rewievs!
I will be. End of this week!
Based on your reviews I decided I wanted a Catalyst for iphone 6 in color Marsala. I followed your link to Amazon to purchase but hit a snag. The picture of the Marsala color was grey and the description misspelled MarsAla (Marsela) and listed an ASIN of ASIN: B0108P7UYA, with a price of about $70. Another listing showed a price of $123 (plus $20 shipping from France within 10-12 days) showed the ASIN as B00U3TBT12. After research, I'm starting to think that Amazon is selling fakes. Maybe that explains negative reviews. The price should be $70. I'd be happy to buy through you and Amazon, but how can I be sure of authenticity?
Hmm...that's a good question. The best bet would be to check with Catalyst customer service but I know their response is pretty slow. I'll do a bit of digging on my own.
Which amazon store are you looking at?
Will you be doing the Lifeproof nuud?
Love your reviews man. Keep up the good work. It would be really interesting if you could reviews the top 10 sellers for major distributors like Amazon and then throw in a lesser known but quality brand. Is that at all possible?
Interesting idea. I'll see what I can do.