My friend has one of those cases, and it's indestructible.  It can be
hard to put headphones in the jack when the case is on for the first
little while, as the cases can be stiff at first.  This usually goes
away.
You're phone definitely can't be destroyed now.

Zach

On 6/21/13, Phil Scovell <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> I purchased one of the newer Life Proof, company's name, water proof, =
> breakage proof, and water proof to 6 feet under water for my iPhone 5.  =
> They also make them for the iPhone 4s.  It makes the phone more slim =
> than the oterbox I've had for over a year.  The sales people in the =
> store, put one ins ide a fishbowl in the store on the display case, =
> filled with water to the top, throws it 20 feet across the room to =
> another sales person, who acts as if he can catch it, and it hits the =
> floor and bounces all around 5 or 6 bounces until the guy traps it.  =
> Then they dry it off and sometimes throw it against the wall 10 feet =
> away.  Then the show how it still is working, screen on, and how the =
> phone is bone dry.  With my impeded mobility, not to be confused with =
> ham radio impedance on a wire, I crash into a lot of desk and table =
> corners.  Of course, I have 6 grandkids in the yard and house right now =
> so they are always leaving things out for grandpa to trip over, both in =
> and outdoors, so I figured this case was worth the money.  I got it from =
> a Verizon store for 59 dollars on sale.  They are 79 dollars at WalMart. =
>  I think they either have them already for droids and other cell phones =
> or will have them by year's end if I understood them correctly.  Pretty =
> cool case and comes in various colors.  Did you notice how I discretely =
> squeezed ham radio into my message, just to be safe?
>
> Phil
> K0NX
>