Nevertheless, many iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus users use their smartphones in the shower, for example, without issue.
Pictures required, or it didn't happen.
Nevertheless, many iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus users use their smartphones in the shower, for example, without issue.
My Jet Black iPhone 7+ was $969 + tax and my space black watch was $1100 + tax. You must not be familiar with Apple's pricing.
yes, my rolex is waterproof
yes, my rolex is waterproof
Hahaha. As author of an article, they're expected to write factual statements. He didn't. He fixed it and corrected his error. It's done. You can lie down now and chill. It's okay.Spoken like a class action lawyer... Anyone who goes to a rumor site and takes anything they see as gospel is not the kind of person who understands the distinction between the nuanced details of IP68 and "waterproof".
Says the person who posted:
"waterproof."
It most assuredly has a water resistance rating.
Wireless charger sold separately.
I kid! Hopefully.
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It's nice to think that somebody at Apple was paid to splash water on iPhones in an aesthetically pleasing manner and photograph the results. They probably spent hours on this.
Blah blah blah Android has had wireless charging for years blah blah blah Apple is playing catch up blah blah blah
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Splash? Some product photographer spent a 10 hour day with an eye dropper to make that...
these definitely look like renders. either way, it could have taken them hours to do this![]()
FYI, they rarely film real water as it's hard to capture it in the first place. It looks too transparent/non-existent. In movies they would use oil instead in most cases. In the pic above the water looks pretty much CGI to me![]()
Or about three lunch breaks in a work week just to make these sexy renders.
And the press will have a field day slagging Apple off. Samsung will not be far behind.
I though IP68 was almost as high as ingress protection you can get, like scuba stuff... with a pressure number?Can anything truly be 100% waterproof? I'm only expecting an IP68 rating.
This is a much more relevant point than the argument between "proof" and "resistant".And yet, Apple will deny any warranty work if it shows any kind of water damager.
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It's nice to think that somebody at Apple was paid to splash water on iPhones in an aesthetically pleasing manner and photograph the results. They probably spent hours on this.
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Lol
Can anything truly be 100% waterproof? I'm only expecting an IP68 rating.
Wireless charger sold separately.
I kid! Hopefully.