There is a icon for underwater. Can this be used underwater? Is it waterproof?
1425793
a waterproof case is needed, such as one of these Lightweight Underwater Camera Bag suitable for the Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS25S Waterproof Protection
1425794
Looking at the camera, the battery/memory card compartment is not sealed with any kind of gasket. The lens looks the same as my Canon which is not water tight. My answer is no.
1425795
I believe that the camera can be used under water, BUT it has to be in a waterproof case. I am not sure how this "feature" makes it different from any other camera, but that is my understanding
1425796
I would not trust one of those plastic dry bags for anything deeper than swimming pool depth. This one is $79 right now and is rated to 45m.Panasonic DMW-MCTZ35 Marine Case for Select Lumix Cameras (White/Clear)
1425797
The camera isn't waterproof. I think it's if you purchase one of those underwater cases.
1069170
No. Not waterproof. Get incipio atlas. Best case ive ever had. Have used it on waterslides. Pool swiiming. Beach.
416113
Yes, it should work underwater BUT it does not ( at least it didn't for me! ). But yes, it is waterproof as long as it is in the waterproof housing.
1849688
As others have answered, I do not know if it is waterPROOF, not having immersed it; however, I believe it to be somewhat water resistant. The o-ring seal between the head and battery compartment assembly is only tight when the flashlight is turned on (twist head slightly counterclockwise from battery end). It wouldn't make a diving light anyway. None the less, this is a great light, do not let water concerns stop you.
1582650
It is not waterproof. It has a silicone cover you can put on it for water protection.
2176243
definitely not waterPROOF. resistant? maybe. just buy the thing, if it gets ruined it is cheap enough to chalk it up.
920405
Cant really use touch screen underwater but it would work it screen isnt underwater
483804
I don't think I would use it underwater. I think it is just meant to keep the weather (sand/rain/snow) from harming the tablet.
1705883
I have not tried it, but it is sealed with o rings, so it should be water proof to a point. i'm sure it was not made to use under water.
1450562
Totally waterproof. That's why I bought it. I want to listen to music underwater.
1476307
I have not used it in water yet, but I do not think it is waterproof. It doesn't look like it would be waterproof, but maybe it is. The instruction booklet is silent on any waterproof capabilities regarding the remote. Check out the reviews on Amazon and you may find someone speaking to this issue.
1450566
First off, how would you hear the music if it's underwater? I doubt it would work anyway because the blue tooth probably wouldn't work and I don't believe it is waterproof.
1644064
Yes, it is water proof. And submersible, too. I recently used it in a search and rescue mission on a boat in the Kuskokwim River during a windy and rainy night here in rural Alaska this weekend. Worked without fail. Very bright light, saw our target (broken down motor boat with 2 people aboard) from a long way off. I'm sure my light was heavenly to them.
1139056
Nope. Same as any other touchscreen -- water contact stops it from working reliably. Very easy to dry, though, but don't have any illusions about using the screen as anything but a display underwater. Note my update to my original review: After ~1yr, the adhesive holding the rubberized strips to the side started failing. This exposed the buttons and totally ruined the waterproof rating. If you plan on keeping the phone for a while and want a seriously waterproof phone, you may want something else.
356690
Yes it's waterproof but it will not work if you submerge deep down into the water according to the manual. But I use it for snorkeling and it works just fine
1520838
It is water resistant, but I don't think I would keep it submerged for long periods of time. It's like a water proof watch. It's only water proof so far under water.
1026673
Yes this light is waterproof I've used mine down below 100 feet in the ocean. It's a very bright light. I like it because it's just about impossible to have it accidentally turn on, you have to give it a twist.