There is a headphone jack cover, that requires you to screw off the cap. It took some effort for me to manipulate the screw cap, but I never listen to wired headsets when I am using a phone in these types of environments so won't use it on a regular basis. I am also not a fan of having to use an extension cable, provided in the box, to use your headphones due to the depth of the bottom case.
The case is only available in black with red appearing in the back internal silicone liner piece. The Pelican Marine case is rated to the IP68 level and in my testing has performed flawlessly. I may be using this setup to record some snorkeling in the Caribbean soon too.
I live and work in an environment where I need my phones to have some protection from the elements. While the iPhone doesn't have such protection, it is fantastic to see the Pelican name on a case for my expensive iPhone. I've trusted Pelican with expensive equipment for years and trust them now with my iPhone 6s Plus.
The Pelican Marine case is available now for $89.95. While that is expensive for a case, Pelican is a trusted name in protection and the case also comes with it's two-year guarantee. As summer approaches and people head out to the lakes, beaches, mountains, and more it's a good time to think about protecting your iPhone.
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