article_snippet: WATERPROOF YOUR IPAD .
article_snippet: LifeProof’s nuud iPad case .
article_snippet: until, of course, you dropped it in the water and had to leave it splayed on a radiator to dry.
article_snippet: Now that an estimated two in five of us own a tablet or eReader, the ramifications of dropping your novel in the bath have become a little more significant.
article_snippet: So, although the Kobo Aura H2O eReader (£139.95, johnlewis.com) is £60 more than the basic model and around £80 more than the cheapest Kindle, it might be a worthwhile investment, because it’s waterproof for up to 30 minutes.
article_snippet: If you’d rather watch television in the bath, you could either splash out on a Hafele Waterproof TV (from £470, hafele.co.uk) or invest in a waterproof case and stream films or TV through your tablet.
article_snippet: LifeProof’s nuud iPad case (£89.95, apple.com) does the job, but comes at a price.
article_snippet: just planning on leaving your device on the side, then a water-resistant one (which is splash-proof, but not submersible), such as the Griffin Survivor Case (from £19.99, amazon.co.uk), which comes with its own stand, will do.
article_snippet: An even cheaper option is a Go Travel Waterproof Case (from £5.09, amazon.co.uk) — effectively a heavy-duty plastic bag, which uses a Velcro closure to keep the water away from your gadget if the water accidentally gets dunked.