iPhone 6S & 6S+ are waterproof

[marmiteturkey]

Being waterproof (and dustproof) didn't help Sony sell more Xperia phones.

And it's water resistant. Waterproof is like those Casio G-shock watches, which you can wear and then go for a swim, maybe even do some shallow sea diving.

I think being water resistant DID help Sony sell more phones, in fact. not more phones than Apple, but I know at least three people here in the UK who were persuaded to buy an Xperia Z1 over a samsung S4.

By the way, G-Shocks are described as water resistant, not waterproof - to various depths. My Omega Planet Ocean is also water resistant, to 600m - far deeper than you can safely take it - but it's still water resistant.

The Apple watch is ALSO described as water resistant on Apple's own website - 'Apple Watch has a water-resistance rating of IPX7 under IEC standard 60529', which means up to 1m for up to 30 minutes. The iPhone 6+ is NOT described as water resistant in any way, and I think you'd better have spare funds if you want to risk submerging it to any depth at all for any time at all.

 

[RabidMacFan]

other proof that is waterproof:

Wow, boiling water? With the aluminum touching the bottom of the boiling pot? I'm surprised the insides in it didn't melt. Pretty impressive.

 

[0007776]

Being waterproof (and dustproof) didn't help Sony sell more Xperia phones.

I went from iPhone to and Android with my last phone and got a Z1 Compact because it was waterproof. I decided I really didn't like android, so I'm back with the iPhone now, but it is a very good feature to have.

 

[soccerrocks314]

Not really any proof but an interesting article that was published back in March about a potential future water resistant test. http://www.forbes.com/sites/jaymcgregor/2015/03/06/apple-flirts-with-waterproof-iphone-6s/