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Honest question: are they waterproof these days? I used to have a waterproof "case" (a glorified plastic bag) for my kindle for the tub but that only worked bec
by kingosticks 8y ago
Honest question: are they waterproof these days? I used to have a waterproof "case" (a glorified plastic bag) for my kindle for the tub but that only worked because it had buttons. How can you use a touchscreen it with wet hands? And what if you drop it, that's $400 down the plug hole.
- cm2187 8y agoI have done that for years and never dropped an ipad. But there is a secret: pick a hard ipad cover that only folds at the edge of the ipad, like a book. Then you can stick your finger between the cover and the ipad and hold it like that: https://imgur.com/n22Ce1p https://imgur.com/n22Ce1p https://imgur.com/De9VBCx https://imgur.com/De9VBCx This way, you can hold it with one hand, you don't need to apply pressure to hold the ipad, it is not tiring on your hands, and it is extremely stable. The cover I use I believe is this one: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Invision-Superior-Features-Magnetic-Recommended/dp/B005LXW9KK/ref=sr_1_1 https://www.amazon.co.uk/Invision-Superior-Features-Magnetic... Otherwise the ipad is splash proof, but I wouldn't bet on it being waterproof. And wet hands aren't too much of a problem from a touch point of view, but they leave drops that obstruct the display so you kind of want to have a towel around somewhere.
- kingosticks 8y agoAh OK makes sense. Thanks for that tip, much appreciated. I guess I never actually dropped the kindle either, although it did mysteriously stop working.