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I've searched around for other videos and this appears to be the only one out there so far. I'd want to see this repeated (several) times and get a visual confi
by jasondrowley 11y ago
I've searched around for other videos and this appears to be the only one out there so far. I'd want to see this repeated (several) times and get a visual confirmation on the water damage indicators Apple has included in each of its iPhone models since generation 1.
I'd also want to see if those phones worked a week or two after the test to ensure that their insides didn't corrode after their submersion and subsequent exposure to air.
If this is indeed waterproof, I'd also want to know about how deep it can go.
- jlgaddis 11y agoYeah, they're not waterproof. Have we already forgetten about all the people who were duped into ruining their iPhones a year or two ago?
- josephpmay 11y agoI'm not sure what you're saying. There are a number of other videos on Youtube showing water tests of the 6s. The depth is a major issue. Water pressure is the real devil for water resistance. I'd like to see someone test the 6s in a pool.
- jasondrowley 11y agoI'm saying two things. First, I want to know whether these devices work a week or two from now after the internals would have had time to corrode... if they were going to corrode in the first place. (Again, I'm open to the idea that these devices really are water proof at shallow depths for indefinite periods of submersion, but I want to see these followup tests.) The second thing is about water pressure, which you highlighted as the key factor in water resistance.