Rynapac Floatable Waterproof Phone Pouch, 2-Pack

The Rynapac Floatable waterproof phone pouch is a two-pack floating pouch set with a lanyard, card slot, and a claimed IPX8 rating. It is designed for water outings, but the listing advises testing the seal before each use and notes that water pressure can affect touchscreen response.

At a glance

Two pouches are listed in black and pink, each described with a floating design and adjustable lanyard.
The listing describes a front touchscreen window, a rear camera window, and a card slot separate from the phone compartment.
The listing says bulky phone cases may need to be removed to fit.

Price

$14.99Save 17%

Reference price: ~~$17.99~~

Price checked: Nov 13, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

A two-pouch set can serve two phones or provide a spare for shared water activities.
Floating construction and an adjustable lanyard are useful for keeping the pouch close during pool, boating, and beach activities.
A separate card slot accommodates small essentials alongside the phone.

Cons

Touchscreen operation can be affected by water pressure, so taking photos underwater may require the phone's volume buttons instead.
The listing recommends removing an oversized phone case before inserting the phone, which may make access less convenient.

Technical specifications

11 specifications

Identity
Brand	Rynapac
Model	Floatable

Display and video
Screen size	7.5 inches

Dimensions and installation
Form factor	Pouch, Wallet
Dimensions listed	9 x 5 x 0.6 inches

Materials and protection
Water resistance listed	Waterproof
Material listed	Plastic
Claimed protection rating	IPX8 certified

Set and features
Number of packs	2
Color	Black & Pink
Additional features	Adjustable lanyard, Card Slot, Floatable, IPX8 certified

What to know before buying

The listing advises testing the pouch with a paper towel before each use, squeezing out air before sealing, and submerging it for about 10 minutes. It recommends diving for no more than 1 hour, warns that water pressure can affect touchscreen use, and advises avoiding sun exposure to prevent phone overheating. The phone-size limit is not confirmed beyond a 7.5-inch screen-size listing, and broad compatibility claims should not be treated as a guarantee that a specific phone and its case will fit.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

People who want two floating phone pouches for pool, beach, boating, or similar outings.
Buyers who want to carry a phone and a card or room key in separate pouch areas.

Less suited to

People who need reliable touchscreen use at depth or want confirmed underwater operation for a particular phone model.
Buyers who need a clear maximum phone-size or case-fit guarantee before purchasing.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.4 / 5 · 208 ratings

5 stars74%74%
4 stars11%11%
3 stars9%9%
2 stars1%1%
1 star5%5%

Customer feedback highlights fit, perceived water resistance, floating, durability, and ease of opening and closing, with some reports of taking photos through the pouch. These experiences support its intended use for pools and lazy rivers, but do not establish a fit or water-seal guarantee for a particular phone. The overall rating distribution is mostly five-star, with a smaller spread across lower ratings, so individual results may vary.

Positive themes

Customers describe a good fit and report that phones stayed dry in pools and lazy rivers.
Feedback mentions that the pouch floats and is easy to open and close.
Customers also report satisfactory durability and taking photos through the pouch.

Frequently asked questions

How many pouches are included?

The listing identifies the product as a two-pack and specifies two packs and two items.

Will a phone fit with its case on?

The listing says an oversized phone case may need to be removed. It gives a 7.5-inch screen-size specification but does not confirm fit for every phone or case.

Can the touchscreen be used underwater?

The listing describes touchscreen access, but also cautions that water pressure at certain depths can affect touchscreen operation. It suggests using the volume buttons for photos when diving.

What should I do before using the pouch in water?

The listing recommends testing the seal with a paper towel before each use, squeezing out air before sealing, and submerging the pouch for about 10 minutes.