Lamicall Waterproof Phone Pouch, 7-Inch

What to know

A beach day, boat ride, or pool visit can put a phone at risk from water, sand, and splashes. This two-pack of Lamicall waterproof phone pouches is designed to keep a compatible phone enclosed while leaving the screen, camera, and calls accessible for everyday vacation use. The soft PVC is described as touch-friendly, and the clear material is intended to keep the display visible.

The set comes in bright red and black, with a heavy-duty lanyard for carrying a pouch around your neck. Its locking clips need firm pressure until they click, that step matters more than the color or convenience when you’re sealing a phone away from water. Keep in mind that screen sensitivity can drop under high water pressure, and fingerprint recognition does not work through the pouch.

How it fits

The pouch is listed for phones up to 7 inches, including a phone with its case, and the product description names a broad range of iPhone and Android models. That’s a useful starting point, not a guarantee for every phone-and-case combination: a bulky case can change the fit, so check the complete device dimensions against the pouch before relying on it. It can also hold small items such as an ID, cards, cash, or a passport, according to the listing.

Its stated waterproof rating is IPX8, and the description says it protects to a depth of 100 feet. Treat that as the manufacturer’s stated capability, not a reason to skip careful closure. The lanyard is listed as 18.7 inches long with a load capacity of up to 44 lbs. From the way it is set up, this is aimed at keeping essentials close during water-side activities rather than replacing a dedicated hard case for demanding use.

Tips for day-to-day use

Before heading out, press the locking switch firmly until it clicks and make sure the phone is fully inside the pouch. For a day at the beach, that means you can carry the phone on the lanyard, check a message or frame a quick photo without taking it out, then keep it covered when moving between sand and water. The pouch is also positioned for activities such as boating, kayaking, snorkeling, swimming, and rafting.

Touch controls, camera use, calls, and Face ID are described as working through the material, but underwater pressure may make the screen less responsive. The listing suggests using the volume button to take a picture in that situation. If you depend on fingerprint unlock, frequent underwater screen use, or a precise fit with a thick phone case, this design has clear trade-offs compared with using a phone outside a pouch in dry conditions. It suits you if you want a wearable barrier for travel and water-side outings, it might not be a great match if you need reliable fingerprint access or touchscreen response at depth.

Questions before you buy

Can you use the camera through the pouch? The listing says the transparent material allows camera use and photo or video capture, including underwater. Results may depend on conditions, and high water pressure can affect screen response.

Does it work with fingerprint recognition? No. The product description specifically excludes fingerprint recognition, though it says Face ID works.

How do you secure the pouch? Press the locking switch firmly until it clicks. The description calls this out as necessary for a secure lock.

Should you buy it?

Choose this pouch if you want to keep a phone and a few small essentials together while limiting exposure to water, sand, or dust, and your device fits within the stated size. The two colors also make it easy to distinguish the pair. Skip it if fingerprint unlocking is essential, your cased phone may exceed the fit, or you need dependable touch response while submerged. For dry outings, carrying a phone normally is simpler, this pouch makes more sense when keeping the device enclosed is part of the plan.