Who bought LifeProof is OtterBox, with OtterBox acquiring LifeProof phone case company in May 2013 for 50 million dollars, with OtterBox based in Fort Collins Colorado acquiring LifeProof founded 2009 in San Diego, making LifeProof subsidiary of OtterBox, while LifeProof flooring is separate brand owned by Home Depot not bought by OtterBox. LifeProof phone cases, known for waterproof cases Fre and Nuud that made iPhone waterproof, was bought by OtterBox in 2013, with OtterBox being leading phone case company wanting waterproof technology, with acquisition making LifeProof part of OtterBox family, with OtterBox continuing LifeProof brand for waterproof niche. LifeProof flooring is separate, private label brand owned by Home Depot, made by Halstead, not bought by OtterBox, so LifeProof flooring not acquired by OtterBox. So who bought LifeProof is OtterBox bought LifeProof phone cases in 2013, with transaction 50 million dollars, with LifeProof founders staying briefly, with OtterBox integrating LifeProof technology into OtterBox cases, with LifeProof phone cases now under OtterBox ownership, website still LifeProof.com but owned by OtterBox, with warranty through OtterBox, making OtterBox owner of LifeProof phone cases since 2013, while Home Depot owns LifeProof flooring brand.
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