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when Apple announced the new iPhone tennis the company made big claims about the phone's durability they're protected from dust and liquids to an even higher level now ip68 that means it's protected to 2 meters for up to 30 minutes so if you happen to be hanging by the pool drop your phone in the water don't worry die down grab it rinse it let it dry you'll be fine to test the claims we're throwing the iphone tennis into the deep end so this phone has been in a little less than 2 meters of water for about 30 minutes so now I'm gonna do what Apple recommends after it's been in chlorine which is wipe it off in clean pure water so this is actually drinking water and then I'm gonna dry it off with this towel and let it sit for about 15 minutes before I start testing everything out but I can tell you now the screen is still working ok so while we let this one dry off we're gonna take another iPhone 10s and do a few more tests with it the team tested in many different liquids in chlorinated water salt water orange juice tea wine even beer but this is some of the most fun intense testing we get to do at Apple and we had some fun of our own with these next tests ok so it's been about 20 hours since we tested these phones this is the one that we tested with the liquids this is the one that was submerged under water for 30 minutes in the pool now we did what Apple suggested which was to rinse them off and let them sit for a while I haven't charged them Apple recommends not charging them for at least 5 hours and to dry them off with a lint-free cloth which I have done so now let's take a look this is the one that's been tested with liquids iOS stratify has a three testing one two three testing 1 2 3 this one is the one that has been submerged into the pool touchscreen works streaming service is music to your ears did you see that there's two water coming out of the speakers 24 hours later testing one two three testing the microphone so the one that was splashed with the different liquid seems to be doing okay it checked off all the marks but the one that was submerged in the pool seems to be spitting out water from the top speaker or the earpiece even 20 hours later Apple doesn't cover liquid damages on the warranty so they're gonna make sure that the water indicator isn't red to find the water indicator on the iPhone 10 s you'll need to open the SIM tray and shine the light inside if it's red you're out of luck both our phones passed this test in fact after another 24 hours of letting the water clear out the speakers on the iPhone 10s that went into the pool we're back to sounding loud and clear but your iPhone may not be so lucky and Apple does not recommend purposely taking your iPhone for a swim needless to say do not try any of this at home