Also worth a mention that soap reduces the surface tension of water, making it easier to penetrate seals.
Yes, Apple says this on their own website regarding the water resistance and they recommend not washing with soap and water for this very reason.Also worth a mention that soap reduces the surface tension of water, making it easier to penetrate seals.
How's the battery life for her? I guess she doesn't overuse it at work though.So I got my wife an iPhone 13 mini - great phone all around. She's a pre-school teacher, just fyi.
Yes, Apple says this on their own website regarding the water resistance and they recommend not washing with soap and water for this very reason.
In her own words "Great!" - she gets about 2 days of battery life - plays a lot games, uses Line all the time. She upgraded from an iPhone 8 that had about 3 hours of battery so the 13 is a marvel in comparison.How's the battery life for her? I guess she doesn't overuse it at work though.
When apple advertises that and promotes their innovation and industry leading water resistance but does not cover water damage?Should be fine. I placed my brand new 11pm in a bucket of water, while it played a YouTube video… for 15 seconds ??. Freaked my kids out, but it was fine. Sent it back to apple to upgrade to 12PM, with no issues!
Where's the false advertising? Water resistance does not equal waterproof.When apple advertises that and promotes their innovation and industry leading water resistance but does not cover water damage?
I honestly do not know how they get away with it.
They have to have some of the best lobbyists in D.C.
Spot on. Your iPhone is not a Rolex Oyster.Good luck finding a smartphone manufacturer who'll cover water damage as a matter of course: Apple don't, nor do Samsung, Google or One Plus.
Where's the false advertising? Water resistance does not equal waterproof.
The IEC 60529 rating is used by everyone, including Apple.
The tests are also carried out under laboratory conditions - testing a new device on standby and phone placed in water.
That's a huge stonking difference than going swimming with your phone in chlorinated or sea water for example. And certainly not leaving it in a washing machine for 20 minutes.
Good luck finding a smartphone manufacturer who'll cover water damage as a matter of course: Apple don't, nor do Samsung, Google or One Plus.
if I conduct the same test(s) and it becomes damaged it is covered?Where's the false advertising? Water resistance does not equal waterproof.
The IEC 60529 rating is used by everyone, including Apple.
The tests are also carried out under laboratory conditions - testing a new device on standby and phone placed in water.
That's a huge stonking difference than going swimming with your phone in chlorinated or sea water for example. And certainly not leaving it in a washing machine for 20 minutes.
Good luck finding a smartphone manufacturer who'll cover water damage as a matter of course: Apple don't, nor do Samsung, Google or One Plus.
The same test? As in a brand new device, on standby, and carefully place into a container of pure water at exactly the right depth… In laboratory conditions…?if I conduct the same test(s) and it becomes damaged it is covered?