How is the Samsung Galaxy S7 Water Resistant? What keeps the internal components dry? In this video, I show how each component of the Galaxy S7 can stay dry when submerged under water. The charging port, the headphone jack, the power button, all possible entries of water into this phone are protected.
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Even thought the phone is ‘water resistant’ it would not be wise to always trust that it will stay that way. Even a small drop of your device, or a bend in the frame will dislodge a component enough to ruin the iP68 rating. A dry phone is better than a broken phone any day. Better safe than sorry!
Here is a cool explanation of the iP 68 rating means, that Samsung achieved with this phone.: https://bit.ly/1p9CMrL
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Post time: Feb-20-2018