Wildtek Repel Waterproof iPhone 6 Plus / 6s Plus Case (5.5") - Black

Nobody has put his case through the daily routine I have. I am a full time lifeguard in Hawaii. It always has sand,water,sun exposure etc. No body gave me this case for free or asked me to review it. We are even sponsored by Life Proof but I choose this case hands down. It has the best call quality over any of the waterproof products for the 6+ It's ruggedness and ability to protect from moisture are way better than you would think. Give it a try. You will be surprised

Very happy with this case so far. It's been a couple of months and all seems well. Taken a couple of spills and couple waters test with no leaks. Buttons are easily accessed with almost no impairment. The switch to turn phone on silent or not is one of the best I've seen for a waterproof case. There are a few drawbacks though. If you like using headphones you'll have to keep the adapter handy, and you won't be able to use any external controls that are on the headphones. There is some noise/volume distortion, but is minimal and better than most cases. You may need to adjust the pressure you use on the screen sometimes. I've found this comes up rarely and have transitioned easily. Given the nature of waterproof cases not sure I could ever give them 5 stars. This best waterproof case I've seen and used (I even prefer it over a Lifeproof case). The cost isn't terrible eitherBeen about 6 months since my first case. Was really hoping I just got a defective case so ordered another from eBay. Sadly the case broke in the same identical way. The cover to charge the phone is easily broken after some wear and tear making it impossible to close the cover and no longer water or dust proof. Also some of the interior padding glue and gaskets were quick to break down. Would not recommend.

I bought this case for my iPhone 6 and have been living with it for a few months now. Here's my assessment starting with the good:The good:- Waterproof as advertised! Now mind you, I tested the case in water without the phone inside, but given the results of that test, I'm pretty confident you could drop your phone in the toilet and not ruin it.- Surprisingly, touch areas and thumbprint still work despite being behind plastic. The only explanation I can come up with for this is Voodoo.- Speakers still emit sound. I don't know how this case can be waterproof and still let sound through. More voodoo.- Case feels solid enough that the phone can survive a drop on concrete. Okay I haven’t tested this, but it feels like it could handle a drop on the ‘ol sidewalk.- The price. Very reasonably priced when you think about how important your phone is and how a brief water-dunking can ruin it.The not-so good:- Case slides off any surface that isn’t level or not moving or isn’t made of grippy-rubber. This is a minor complaint. I’ve since remedied this by attaching a silicone rubber wallet to the back.- The clear window in the back that lets you see the Apple logo. Totally unnecessary feature for those of us who don’t care about showing off that it’s an iPhone.- Touch surface area not 100% voodoo. It’s less sensitive in the corners of the screen, causing me to sometimes have to use extra force.The no-bueno:- The headphone port does not accommodate my aftermarket headphones. If you are satisfied using the included Apple headphones, then this will not be a concern. If you are like me and hate the stock Apple headphones and prefer aftermarket ones, then you have to use the special screw-in headphone adapter. I was using the special screw-in adapter right up until it stopped delivering stereo sound (Only one channel works now, probably due to a broken wire inside the flexible part).- The lightning port does not accommodate all plug-in peripherals. I tried using an aftermarket charge cable and Apple’s Lightning to HDMI adapter and found they were too large to fit in the hole. That meant having to crack the case in order to plug it in, which is not a fun or easy task. Boo!- The silent/mute switch barely works. We’ve all been there. You are either in a packed movie theater, or a meeting with your boss, and all of a sudden your phone goes off. Some jerkface decided to call you at the absolute worst moment. All eyes are on you now as you fumble with your ringing phone in a desperate attempt to mute it. There’s something about being in a situation like that makes a person’s IQ plummet, rendering them incapable of operating the simplest functions of your phone. That’s why Apple gave us the easy-to-use mute switch. This one really needs to be foolproof and can’t just kinda work.In summary, this is a good, 3-star product. With a few refinements, this could be a 5-star product. Here’s my suggestions to make it a 5-star:- Make the headphone port larger so that more headphones can be used without needing the special adapter. I understand the adapter is needed to make the phone 100% waterproof while using headphones, but for the 99.99% of the year I’m not listening to music while kayaking, I don’t need this feature.- Make the special screw-in adapter one solid piece. Get rid of any flexible wire that can break.- Make the Lightning port larger to accommodate other plug-in peripherals. Like my Lightning to HDMI adapter.- Redesign the mute button. Try a flip switch, a sliding button, or even a clear, flexible rubber cover. Anything to make the operation of this switch more foolproof.- Get rid of the Apple logo window. Just because. No one needs to know I have an iPhone. The only reason I can think of people would want that is so they can use the shiny Apple logo as a mirror to see if they have something stuck in their teeth. In that case, just replace the clear window with a mirror.- Incorporate some rubber on the corners and edges to keep it from sliding off stuff.That’s all!

First off, this company has excellent customer service. I had a bit of an issue with the first case I received and a replacement was sent out promptly. Overall, I like this case. The build is good and after testing both of the cases I'd received, they both held up to waterproof testing. The screen protector reminds me of the ones on the otterbox defender that I previously used on my older iphones and there seems to be a bit of a gap between the back of it and the phone's screen, so you lose a bit of the responsiveness of your screen. I added a Zagg tempered glass screen protector to my phone and it bridged the gap a little to eliminate some of the play, but there's still a little there. The only other thing I have noticed about this case over the first few days of use is that the sound on some calls coming in are a bit muffled. I guess that's to be expected since the phone is totally sealed inside the case, but I found myself reaching for the bluetooth headset so I could hear my caller a little more clear. But as far as protection goes, I'd say this is a great case for outdoor activities that are around water, in fact I'm thinking it would be a great case for my next snowboard trip and my next beach trip. If I could hear a little clearer and the screen protector laid totally flat on the screen, I'd give it 5 stars.