Sentences with phrase «survive water immersion»
So the GALAXY S5 is totally protected against dust (IP6X), and can survive water immersion up to 1 meter (IPX7).
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The 6.1mm - thick Sony Xperia Z4 Tablet LTE has IP65 and IP68 certification for dust and water resistance, and can survive immersion up to 30 minutes in 1.5 metres of water.
Tests have proven that the iPhone 7 can survive immersion in a variety of liquids, from coke and hot coffee to sea water.
Even more impressively, the AirPods and its charging case survived a full wash cycle and even a water immersion test without any issues.
The Mate 10 Pro has IP67 water resistance, so it'll survive a light dowsing, but not prolonged immersion in water.
No, it's not quite the IP68 that the Galaxy S7 offers — the difference comes down to water immersion, with the iPhone 7 capable of surviving depths of up to 1m — but if you've ever accidentally dropped your phone in the sink or wished you could use it safely while in the bath, you're in luck.
The new smartwatch features 5 ATM water resistance, which means it can survive up to a depth of 50 metres, which is far superior to IP68, a rating that doesn't specify an exact upper limit, but can endure at least 1 meter of immersion.
It means that the Galaxy S5 is alone in having the ability to survive full immersion in a body of water, while dust won't have any more luck getting into its ports and gaps.
The device is also set to include Bluetooth 4.2, GPS, and is water resistant up to 5 ATM, meaning it can survive up to a depth of 50 metres, which is far superior to IP68, a rating that doesn't specify an exact upper limit but can endure at least 1 meter of immersion.