Do "WaterProof" cases work?

[ExuberantHyena]

Greetings Fitbit Support,

I recently came across a fairly priced (acclaimed) "WaterProof case" for the FitBiz Blaze. It states that you can swim/dive down to 25 feet maximum withour it compromising the circuitry in the watch itself through the small openings.

I'd like to have your opinion on this matter, before I end up purchasing the "waterproof case".

Abother question: What's exactly is the difference(s) between "Water Resistant" /and/ "Water Proof"? 

~ CJ

[WendyB]

I tried a case on my One a long time  ago and it didn't work. Wrist models need to see the arms swinging so I doubt very much it will work. Water activities are not step based either. Another reason it will not work.

But its your choice if you want to try.

Found this to help tell the difference between the two hope it helps

http://boyslife.org/outdoors/ask-the-gear-guy/9135/waterproof-or-water-resistant/

[AlejandraFitbit]

A warm welcome to the Community @ExuberantHyena and @WendyB thanks for stopping by.

I don't think that a waterproof bracelet for the Blaze will be comfortable to use. I haven't wear cases like this but I don't recommend wearing them since the water might come in and damage the tracker. Now if you want to give it a try, you can do it. 

See you around. 

[ExuberantHyena]

I certainly won't be "trying" it out. The last thing I'd wanna do is ruin a perfectly good $200 watch. Lol

I was just hoping that there was an actual "underwater protective case" for the Blaze.