Samsung Galaxy S9 IP68 Water Damage and repair (what you don't know)

S8 S8+ S9 S9+ S10 S10+ S10e Note 10 Note 10+ This is a video about my story with the IP68 rating of my Samsung galaxy S9. If you like our video, Take a moment to subscribe it help us growth tremendously. Thank you.

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I thought like you all that my phone will do the 30 minutes without breaking apart. I spend a day on the beach and a total of 1 hour taking pictures and videos that day alone. At the sunset my phone was black and not working.

S20 Plus Broken Screen Replacement here https://youtu.be/R9yJiWahc6I
S20 Plus Broken Camera Glass Repair here https://youtu.be/sRG7XgDaKcc

Both links explained what the IP rating is, but none says that the water need to be fresh water. The truth is that in sea salt water even without submersion you smartphone can end up like mine in this video. These manufacturers need to be specific on water type of water the IP68 works. In beach water you will probably lose you phone quicker.
To recap: IP67 means the unit can be dropped into a body of water up to a meter deep for half an hour, while IP68 guarantees protection in water up to 30 meters deep for the same period of time. Both are resistant to dust
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https://www.trustedreviews.com/opinion/what-is-ip68-ip-ratings-explained-2947135
Devices backed by an international standard rating of IP68 are deemed fit enough to withstand dust, dirt and sand, and are resistant to submersion up to a maximum depth of 1.5m underwater for up to thirty minutes.
https://www.samsung.com/global/galaxy/what-is/ip68/

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