DEEPER Winter Smartphone Case 2.0 – Phone Case
Now you can easily protect your phone and extend its lifespan while ice fishing!
Simply attach the Deeper Winter Smartphone Case 2.0 to your arm with the included strap, and you’ll get the most out of your phone while fishing.
Simple and Secure Attachment System: You can safely and comfortably use your phone while securely attaching it to your arm with the Velcro strap, without hindering your movements. No more worrying about where to store your phone while ice fishing. Just use the Velcro strap to attach the case to your arm. It’s that easy!
Better Sonar Experience: The Deeper sonar safety strap enhances your fishing experience. Just attach the strap to your sonar, drop it into the hole, and start scanning. When you’re done, pull the sonar back up using the strap.
Fully Responsive Touchscreen: The touchscreen is fully responsive, so you don’t need to remove your phone from the case to check scans, send messages, or answer calls. The silicone padding inside the case prevents the phone from slipping and keeps it securely in place.
Saves Phone Battery: The lightweight, insulated smartphone case helps preserve your phone’s battery in sub-zero temperatures. The case’s body also has an insulation panel to keep your phone snug and secure. It can be used with an external power bank. If your phone needs extra power, you can connect a portable power bank to the winter case. The case also has extra space for connecting your phone’s charging cable, saving you time and allowing you to charge your phone while using it.
Splash-Resistant and Emergency Floating Feature: The Deeper Winter Smartphone Case 2.0 not only protects your phone from the cold, but it is also fully splash-resistant. If the phone case falls into the water, it will float on the surface, keeping your phone from getting soaked. Note: Do not perform a floating test, as the product is not designed for prolonged use in water. The floating capacity depends on the weight of the phone/portable power bank inside the case.
