For a while now Apple has devices that do not stop the flow of water the emergence and improvement of its functionality. It was a much sought after task and that Apple decided to use it, however many devices, such as the iPad, didn't water.
Apple only has two water-resistant devices: iPhone and Apple Watch. First generations began the performance of the splashes resistance that with the passing of models was improved to the current iPhone and Apple Watch.
To clear all doubts that arise from the water resistance of the iPhone and Apple Watch, we have decided to do it a guide that contains all of the devices Apple has introduced for waterproofing and the type of certification they need to know how to withstand underwater and how deep they can go.
Water-resistant devices rated IP67
The first devices Apple released were waterproof by Apple Watch and iPhone 7. The following year the company released the iPhone XR, iPhone X, iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus and Apple Watch Series 1. All of these mission They have an IP67 rating on dust, water and splashes. Apple does not recommend going completely under this mission
- Apple Watch (first generation): IPX7 water resistance rating certified by IEC 60529.
- Apple Watch Series 1: IPX7 water resistance rating certified by IEC 60529.
- IPhone 7 and 7 Plus: IP67 classification of IEC standard 60529, maximum depth of 1 meter for at least 30 minutes.
- IPhone 8 and 8 Plus: IP67 classification of IEC standard 60529, maximum depth of 1 meter for at least 30 minutes.
- IPhone X: IP67 classification of IEC standard 60529, maximum depth of 1 meter for at least 30 minutes.
- IPhone XR: IP67 classification of IEC standard 60529, maximum depth of 1 meter for at least 30 minutes.
Water-resistant devices rated IP68
Next generation iPhone it increases its water-resistant features boost your IP rating. This means that the new iPhone models are not water-enabled Apple does not recommend that you completely immerse it in water.
- IPhone XS and XS Max: IP68 separation of IEC standard 60529, maximum depth of 2 meters minimum of 30 minutes.
- IPhone 11: IP68 classification according to standard IEC 60529, maximum depth of 2 meters up to 30 minutes.
- IPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max: IP68 separation of IEC standard 60529, maximum depth of 4 meters minimum of 30 minutes.
None of the current iPhone should be submerged in water, that is, They are not intended for use in water, it is a safeguard to avoid possible accidental damage. In addition, resistance to splashes, water and dust It is not permanent and can be diminished as a result of normal use of the app, especially when hit by a fall. Liquid damage is not covered by the warranty, although it is true that in some countries Apple offers.
Anti-immersion devices
The new Apple Watch models are the company's first to resist submersion, freshness and salt. These The Apple Watch models are certified for water sports, so they can be used with no trouble underwaterHowever, they are not suitable for sports like diving.
- Apple Watch Series 2: 50 meters of water resistance certified by ISO 22810: 2010.
- Apple Watch Series 3: 50 meters of water resistance certified by ISO 22810: 2010.
- Apple Watch Series 4: 50 meters of water resistance certified by ISO 22810: 2010.
- Apple Watch Series 5: 50 meters of water resistance certified by ISO 22810: 2010.
Although they may be resistant to holes, Apple does not recommend exposing soaps, shampoos, conditioners, lotions or fragrances, because they can affect the water quality of the water and the Apple Watch's apoustic membrane and damage the water resistance.
