@@youknowwho5754 No, people should realize that putting their phone in water isn't a good idea in the first place xD I would only use the rating if I accidentally dropped my phone in the water. Only would trust it in fresh water, because that's what it's designed for.
@Darth Severus, I have a Samsung s10 and have personally tested my phone and had no problems with my phones water resistant features having any trouble, and I'm not an idiot like u tried to make Samsung owners out to be
●Water-resistant: able to resist the penetration of water to some degree but not entirely. ●Water-repellent: not easily penetrated by water, especially as a result of being treated for such a purpose with a surface coating. ●Waterproof: impervious to water. I hope this help for people who doesn't understand the difference between water resistant and waterproof.😁
@@lucascb8446 It's literally not the same thing. Water resistant - CAN be affected by water. Waterproof - CANNOT be affected by water at all. You either can't read or don't understand.
Cuz they advertise their phones being in pools and such, even when the ip rating only applies in fresh water. But yeah, it does bug me that only Samsung is taking the heat for this
Under the picture says that the picture is for illustration purposes.and what now they cant put picture of the sea because their phone isnt (it is ) resistant.
@@me-me3126 Pretty sure everyone didnt get what they are trying to say. They advertise it as a theme, not that the phone is able to go into the sea/pool.
@@fluff5 I did watch the entire video, my comment is relevant, it was you who probably didn't see the ad where Frodo is chilling with his s10+ inside Mordor. that ad suggests that somehow you can use the phone inside lava, I solely purchased the phone so it could replace my gopro because I shot it into space and it didn't return smh gravity is fake.
How is the telephony experience when you've placed a 100% physical barrier between the microphone and your mouth, and between the speaker and your ear(s)? If not absolutely as good as when using the device without the sealed cover/box/etc., then it's not nearly as simple as you alluded to.
Now I understand why OnePlus didn't went about to give IP rating. They played it safe and casually mentioned their phones can survive the rain and occasional splashes. Smart move
Well. I don’t know about Samsung phones, but for IP67 and 68 rated iPhones, Apple warns that the user should try not to have the phone in contact with water, and if there is contact, dry the phone as soon as possible. Not entirely sure but I think the warning is mentioned in that service agreement thing. Water damage isn’t covered.
I love how everyone bashes OnePlus for the lack of certification. It's the OEM avoiding legal nightmares AND the certification is of no value to OP owners ! No company will insure your phone against real water damage ... OP's on guard does at least insure against occasional spills from liquids ! Which Apple Care + does not ... So it's so funny to see these things... OnePlus is smart. Because they can't really have someone come up and say the smartphone is broken because it fell in a bucket of water without proof of it and sue them for misleading advertisement.
My girl just got the 10e not even 2weeks ago. Before that she had the s7edge for 2 years, Outlasted my s8+ that phone is tough! I’m waiting for the note 10
i dropped my S10+ in a sweet water lake with tons of wind and shit, took me about 30 mins to find it. it still works. i got hypothermia from looking for my phone for half an hour in 7c water, but my S10+ has only been getting better ever since.
I dropped my s10+ 5G 512GB version in silver into liquid nitrogen and had to fish it out. I got hypothermia from looking for the phone for 2 hours but eventually I got it and the S10+ 5G 512GB is all good
H T thats not true, all the new models (4 session,5,6,7) can be submerged up to 10 meters without a housing. And if u want, u can buy a housing that allows you to go up to 60 meteres.
@@catboy3471 i mean people just realizing it? this has been going on since samsung galaxy 3. im more surprised why people are more sensitive nowadays, mehh probably its one of the competitors that want to bring down samsung company
Me too until the other day when I got pushed into a pool and destroyed my iPhone 8 in about 2 seconds. I took it out of my pocket and put it above the water but it still got destroyed. Nice water resistance.
Yes, and the testing is done under ideal situations and in reality, these ideal conditions are never the case.. I leave my phone in the car even when I'm going out in rain with an umbrella...
The warranty for this will exist when the phones will be able to dive as far as the ocean floor.It is advertised as water resistant and it is!I used it many times in the pool or sea but you must wash it later.they dont lie but we dont know what means ip rating.
Usman Tariq yes, but I kinda partially damaged my phone by having it in the rain. It was IP67 so it should’ve been ok, but no. I hope I will still get it repaired under the warranty cause of other problems.
I live in Hawaii 🇺🇸 and I’ve been surfing and diving with my iPhone XS Max all year and it still works fine I know this isn’t good to do I’m aware but mine holds up to it
you are among the smart people in this comments sections. Literally, every company tries to make solid products otherwise they won't be able to sell any but they also act scummy at time to attempt to sell it to consumers. You can buy and love a product but you have to understand it beyond the marketing and also its flaws and limitations.
I once went into a hot tub with my s8+ in my shorts when i was hanging out with my friends... It lived and my s8+ is 2 years old and has survived water many times, and it has survived drops many times
@@catboy3471 as a matter of fact if you were smart you would do research on a device before you buy it, not my fault people believe everything they see on a commercial
You haven’t even watched the video. Samsung marketed this as water proof not water resistant. Watch the fkn video before commenting silly shit..........
@@kimeojin1234 every holes covered by gore- tex rubber (if not my mistaken) to prevent water to merge in. and i believe hot water will spoil the rubber. pls dont ask for refund for your own mistake😂 do some research before doing it. and dont blame the staffs if they didnt explain details about IP68. they dont have time to explain every single details to every customers that purchased any water resistance phone.😂 p/s: have u ever seen Samsung do advertisement on hot water?😂
Water resistant means splash water right? the one coming from a hose/shower/the rain etc... And water proof means anything, including water pressure. Correct?
LOL I did multiple 30 feet dives in Hawaiian oceans, lost is for 40 minutes in the ocean and found it, did 5+ pool swims and my s8+ for 2017 is STILL perfectly fine! So, I don't know what this is talking about. Wash your phone after using, it's that simple!
Thank you for not being biased against or for a company and just giving the facts. It makes the videos so much better to watch because I just want to know what’s happening. Not some crazy dude laughing and making fun of Samsung the whole time. Love your channel, keep up the good work!
Well to be fair, Samsung never advertised that their phones is waterproof or resistant in seawater or poolwater. People nowdays are just dumb af and can sue everybody because of that. If I would sue everybody for everything that is not true, I would be trillionaire.
I don´t know but samsung says in their manual included with phone "not to put phone in alcohol, salt water or water mised with chemicals". If people read throu the manual these prbloms won´t ocure.
The guy opening up the phone isn’t CNBC NEWS it’s JerryRigEverything, 1:02, I know CNBC did the clip of him opening up that phone but at least add CNBC/JerryRigEverything plz fix this show a man like jerry some respecc
I have a Galaxy S7 and I remember it was one specific ad that convinced me to get it. It was an African American woman getting ready to take a photo of her friends near a fountain, fumbles the phone, drops it in the fountain, quickly picked it back up and continued using it as normal. THAT was impressive to me, and in my opinion didn't stretch the truth since I'm pretty sure fountains use fresh water. I have had no issues with the water resistance since, and it's been a really great phone. but not all ad campaigns are so truthful.
IP68 rating by definition means it can be submerged for up to 1.5 meters for up to 30 min. You cannot blame the average consumer for not know what type of water.
@@tonys623 the only thing that makes that clip a CNBC clip is their little logo in the corner, the source cited should really be Zack since it's his video being used. Citing CNBC is like saying "here go look for the source over there somewhere".
@@9yearoldepicgamersoldier129 - filling a complain but well..our country consumer law are shit. bought note9, has been washing it with mid soap & water and no issue thus far
@@hellonoitisnt393 Wow it really is s2 specs ;p still useable though. I have an s2 lying around, not worth selling but could be used as a daily if needed.
Just don't expose it to chlorine or salt water. It's fine in water for up to thirty minutes, just not seawater and chlorinated water. And just don't get the 5ge plan, though you likely can't because of them getting sued for it, so they're still the same network as before, no qualities were lowered, but the current one was faked to look better when it wasnt
My old S8 charging port broke after i dropped it to my pool. I thought it was no issue since it can handle water but I was obiviously wrong. I had to use wireless charging only and it was real pain in the ass because u can hardly do anything with phone while charging and it's so much slower.
I dropped my S9+ accidently to the pool last month and the back of the phone just came off on its own while battery got wet. lol I'm done with Samsungs and Exynos and rocking OP9 Pro now
I have been using phones for the last 15 years or so and never had a water damaged phone, but guess what? I never put them near water. Stupid advertising is stupid advertising and every company that does that should cover water damage or don't pretend their phone is water resistant (up to 1.5 meters for 30 minutes bullshit). People that give IP ratings don't test every phone and there are chances that the one you bought to have a defect which makes it not water resistant anymore but if you spill water on the phone and it gets water damage your warranty will be gone.
Most people are dumb that's all why the hell will I spend all that money on my phone just to put it in water for no reason if u want to make underwater bids buy a dam underwater can water proof should only apply when it fall by accident into water or if water splash on it
finally someone who understands that salt water will actually damage your phone xD allthough, I would trust it more in a bath or something, because it is fresh water.
I now have S7 edge as my secondary phone, I have it over 3 years and I used it in every situations, I mean many pools (with chloride), at rain, in lakes and rivers, even in the sea for many times. Never had any problems with water resistant or phone generally (except battery, which of course has a less capacity than before 3 years, but it's holding very good) If you're wondering on what depth I used it, it's never been over 2.5 meters. As my primary phone I'm using note 9 (waiting for note 10+/pro) and never have problem with it in case of water resistant
I had a galaxy s7 edge used in the water for a good 10 mins it only went 2 ft below the water and with in an hour the phone starts to over heat and stops working so be careful
@Super CoolI agree that the usage around the sea, swimming pool etc are misleading, however the IP ratings are done in FRESH WATER. Why do you go on about "false impression that the smartphone can survive water" when water itself is a VERY general term, where it could mean anything from tap water to ocean water. The IP rating is there because of the reassurance it can provide, samsung is NOT telling you to throw your phone into the water - people should have more common sense. the IP68 certification states that the device will resist UP TO a certain amount of ingress protection and a certain amount of moisture protection, as dictated by the numbers. If you could actually read the article you provided maybe you'll understand more.
@Super Cool you are being idoit here. Every company uses IP rating. If the companies didn't push IP ratings then you couldn't use your phone where there is dust (like in a beach, 6 in IP rating). And the 8 in IP allows you to use your phone during rain or when somebody spills water on your phone then you don't need to worry about it. So if companies didn't push this then you wouldn't be able to use phone anyway near dust and water. Btw samsung isn't only one using IP rating, Apple, Huawei, Oppo, Oneplus (thry don't have the rating but they said that it's splash proof).
The fact you shouldn't use it in the sea or in a pool makes yet another reason why water resistance isn't worth losing removable batteries. Like seriously.
I'm just glad that I found out about this so I can avoie dropping my phone in salt water. I was under the assumption that it would works fine with any kind of liquid.
I learned a long time ago that water and electronics don't mix. I don't use my Note under water because that's asking for trouble. But there is some peace of mind that if it falls in water or gets splashed , it's going to be okay.
David Rajasekaran Well sony is still here. I see it in the tmobile store each time I upgrade to a latest samsung or apple. Actually recently, they were replaced by one plus at my local retailer.
Interesting case for sure. Agencies will try and be bold with specs and statements, that's their job. But remember, they always get reviewed and approved by the client and rarely go out without rigorous internal checks. It's not therefore the agencies fault. Also, one has to allow for "creative context" - just because you see a tidal image under a phone screen doesn't mean it's claiming to be waterproof. You had it correct with taking it with a pinch of salt though.
DurkaDurk yes that’s very likely. And also, it’s not our problem they don’t communicate. If they show it doing something and it’s not, they should be responsible anyway, not find excuses.
Water Resistant = Only a dip or a minute of dip or a big splash can be resisted by the given device. Water Proof = Designed for underwater use. Although there are some devices that can handle the properties of being Water proof but not officially known as waterproof like the Xperia series, Galaxy S8, etc.
You shouldn't be using an expensive phone in water anyway. The ratings are there just to keep you calm while it started raining and your phone got wet or you dropped a glass of water on it. No phone maker should advertise their phone as water proof. Also dropping your phone in the toilet while there is toilet cleaner to prevent limestone deposits it's stupid as well because that substance is very corrosive.
@@alexandruilea915 they advertise it as "Water-proof" so as people wil really dunk it on water and get it repaired for water damage=more money for Samsung.
If either of you has used as Samsung S7 or newer, then you would know that phones can be used in the pool or at the beach to take underwater shots and or video. I have done this with the S7edge, S8, S9, and now recently on vacation with my S10e. I have never had a problem with any of my phones becasue I do not exceed the depth or time under water and I always wash it off with fresh water. Sorry no one else knows how to read what the IP rating can do and Im even more sorry for the kind of ppl thay pay so much money for phones but never use them for what they can do.
@@josefuentes6959 If I had those phones I would use them in pools or beaches but we get scared when somehow they get water damage and the warranty won't cover it. Samsung must be official with the phones being able to use underwater no matter how long the user wants and will cover any water damages so we can use without the fear of losing a phone. But I'd really use it underwater with a zip bag though for additional protection and long-time recording.
@@alexandruilea915 sorry but did not understand what you meant about the seal. All I can say with certainty is for the last 4 years my self, my wife, my parents and hers as well as other family members all take underwater photos and videos with our Samsung IP68 rated phones and have never had an issue. Yet again we all know not to go past the 5ft depth and never more than 15-20 min of under water even though IP68 says up to 30min, and ALWAYS rinse your phone after with fresh water. Sounds to me like ppl just over calculate the depth or time frame under water, or forget to rinse it off and allow the seals to deteriorate.
The only phone that stopped working after submerging it in fresh water was my Z5 Premium. Never again have I submerged a phone, water resistant or not.
When your channel is build around smartphones and the accessories you are more likely to say take the advertising statements with a pinch of salt. The phone companies and advertisers should be held accountable and not misrepresent or falsify their claims. We the consumers deserve the truth.
Who the fuck thinks that it's a good idea to go in the ocean with your phone or use phones under water in the first place? It should only be for protection against rain and accidentally dropping it in the water not for watching Avengers underwater, when you go to the pool swim dont fucking use your phone man this world is fucked
Like..... Could these marketing people understand it is water resistant not proof we all love Samsung and here they are getting sued I hope this ends especially with that AuStRaLiAn whatever
"This whole case goes deeper than surface level."
Pun intended?
That's not a pun.
Dm @fortnitesellerlegitseller for galaxy skin for 20. He does lobby prove
@MrBadAssassin No, I got it, it is just not a pun though.
@MrBadAssassin Yeah haha. It was a nice dig at Samsung from Boss though.
If it meant surface level of the sea in mind then it'd be a pun yeah.
What is wrong with people.
Water resistant vs water proof is a big difference.
There's no such phone that is water proof
it is nothing wrong with people, it is the work of incompetent marketing team
@@youknowwho5754 No, people are stupid
@@youknowwho5754 No, people should realize that putting their phone in water isn't a good idea in the first place xD I would only use the rating if I accidentally dropped my phone in the water. Only would trust it in fresh water, because that's what it's designed for.
@@esekasunday1628 nope if your phone is covered with stainless steel
I don't care if Samsung told me my phone was fireproof. I'm not gonna throw it into a campfire. 🙄
Crazy u said that I said the same thing before I seen your comment 😂😂
That's probably because you are not likely to use the phone in fire. There is legitimate scenarios where you want to use the phone under water.
Yea, waterproof case.
U must be boring at party
I'm afraid to put it in water and I'm glad I didn't use it in the pool
"Our phones are waterproof only in dehydrated water".
😂😂😂
hahaha
Oxygen?
@@dnb5661 its a joke what kind of people are you !!!
@@itzibrahimm2616 exactly
*"Waterproof and water resistant are two different terminology’s”*-Jerryrigeverything
@Darth Severus Right?
@Darth Severus Has nothing to do with "brain dead" or "fanboys".
Making ppl think that was the purpose of the campaign.
"glass starts scratching at Level 6 with deeper grooves at Level 7."
-Jerryrigeverything
@Darth Severus, I have a Samsung s10 and have personally tested my phone and had no problems with my phones water resistant features having any trouble, and I'm not an idiot like u tried to make Samsung owners out to be
@Darth Severus "Brainwashed", wtf?
●Water-resistant: able to resist the penetration of water to some degree but not entirely. ●Water-repellent: not easily penetrated by water, especially as a result of being treated for such a purpose with a surface coating. ●Waterproof: impervious to water. I hope this help for people who doesn't understand the difference between water resistant and waterproof.😁
it's literally in the name...
Thank god someone under stands...
@@lucascb8446 It's literally not the same thing.
Water resistant - CAN be affected by water.
Waterproof - CANNOT be affected by water at all.
You either can't read or don't understand.
Cristina Florina like I said 3 month ago it’s in the name. Proof = proof , resistant = resistant. It’s IN the name
my girl is semen resistant.. but not semen proof
If u use ur phone in a pool ur a fool
It's to test its water resistance.
Already used it,i have a galaxy s8
Yep that's right stupid people just put your phone in a zipper bag transparent one
@@invader45 litterly saw your comment just a second ago after seeing this one and the replys real quick never happened but really intresting
Water Resistance
IP68
*Based on test conditions of submersion in up to 1.5 meters of fresh water for up to 30 minutes
But wait, none of the manufacturers give warranty for water damage. Why is it that only samsung is sued here?
Cuz they advertise their phones being in pools and such, even when the ip rating only applies in fresh water. But yeah, it does bug me that only Samsung is taking the heat for this
@@me-me3126 literally every smartphone companies advertise like Samsung did
Under the picture says that the picture is for illustration purposes.and what now they cant put picture of the sea because their phone isnt (it is ) resistant.
@@me-me3126 Pretty sure everyone didnt get what they are trying to say. They advertise it as a theme, not that the phone is able to go into the sea/pool.
Calvin Green Apple shows rain RAIN like not completely submerged under lots of pressure and harsh chemicals, apple shows droplets hitting it LOL
1:03
"Souece: CNBC News"
*In the background* "JerryRigEverything"
Yeah it was CNBC using footage of Jerry so yeahh
I was gonna say the same thing!
@@TheLunoLion1 his name is Zack.
Yes
Souece
I thought IP68 was liquid resistant, I took my s10+ to mordor, dropped it in lava and it stopped working, and now Samsung doesn't cover the damages? 😤
Yeah same thing goes with Mercury! 😫
@@wife_puncher_bot8483 is this a joke? I know the one above you is.
You NEED to sue them mate , they lied to you 💔
@@fluff5 I hate these dumb replies, just take the joke.
Before you act all triggered just let yourself know that your wasting your energy. R/woooosh!
@@fluff5 I did watch the entire video, my comment is relevant, it was you who probably didn't see the ad where Frodo is chilling with his s10+ inside Mordor. that ad suggests that somehow you can use the phone inside lava, I solely purchased the phone so it could replace my gopro because I shot it into space and it didn't return smh gravity is fake.
Watching this on my *samsung smart fridge*
Cold resistant
A Faran weird flex but ok
Cool,Smart Fridge! I also have one!
betchu it’s not waterproof
Nice
Amazon sells a underwater phone protector sleeve for $15 and it covers water damage to your phone. Sometimes life can be simple
Heck I can see in our country being estimated around 50-200 php or 1-4 USD assuming that 1 dollar = 51-55php
@@AngeloDenwillPetate are you from South East Asia?
Right friend
You could also just use a clear,thin plastic bag and dont throw money down the throat of Bezos
How is the telephony experience when you've placed a 100% physical barrier between the microphone and your mouth, and between the speaker and your ear(s)? If not absolutely as good as when using the device without the sealed cover/box/etc., then it's not nearly as simple as you alluded to.
No worries, Samsung will pay their debt in coins again lol
No in Samsung Rewards points lol
😂😂😂😂
Nope they beat the case
west side weak
Wandering Freelancer lOL! 😂
Now I understand why OnePlus didn't went about to give IP rating. They played it safe and casually mentioned their phones can survive the rain and occasional splashes. Smart move
Well. I don’t know about Samsung phones, but for IP67 and 68 rated iPhones, Apple warns that the user should try not to have the phone in contact with water, and if there is contact, dry the phone as soon as possible. Not entirely sure but I think the warning is mentioned in that service agreement thing. Water damage isn’t covered.
I love how everyone bashes OnePlus for the lack of certification. It's the OEM avoiding legal nightmares AND the certification is of no value to OP owners ! No company will insure your phone against real water damage ... OP's on guard does at least insure against occasional spills from liquids ! Which Apple Care + does not ... So it's so funny to see these things... OnePlus is smart. Because they can't really have someone come up and say the smartphone is broken because it fell in a bucket of water without proof of it and sue them for misleading advertisement.
Its better to under promise and over deliver than to over promise and under deliver.
Humidity: 30%
Smartphone advertisers: It's basically a submarine
1:00 "Source: CNBC News"
Didn't know that JerryRigEverything is CNBC News nowadays.
hyperistic maybe mrwhosetheboss knows something more than we do from his insiders 🤣
That was meant to be a joke
LOL
The hitman's identity has been revealed lol
@@sanjayashwin9770 and what that joke would be?
Iam using s7 edge since its debutes, using it in underwater many time even at sea, washed it Rinsed but nothing happened its as good as first day
@Sam Kennedy i'm typing on a normal S7 rn 🤠
@Sam Kennedy I know a lot of people using S3, as long as it works and people who use it are not "power users" then it's okay
Anybody else using the s7 edge
My girl just got the 10e not even 2weeks ago. Before that she had the s7edge for 2 years, Outlasted my s8+ that phone is tough! I’m waiting for the note 10
😁😁 I'm also still using my s7 edge and my s4!
So, now we can go back to removable battery phones?
If only
no? why would we want that
Hell no
@@MrSavyasachi it's helpful for some people
Starryowo121 removable batteries=actually surviving a day without charging
i dropped my S10+ in a sweet water lake with tons of wind and shit, took me about 30 mins to find it. it still works. i got hypothermia from looking for my phone for half an hour in 7c water, but my S10+ has only been getting better ever since.
Yo for real? I hope you are fine now.
My s10 is fine
I dropped my s10+ 5G 512GB version in silver into liquid nitrogen and had to fish it out. I got hypothermia from looking for the phone for 2 hours but eventually I got it and the S10+ 5G 512GB is all good
Sweet water?
@@ianmungwadzi yes it's a thing, I can even tell you one place where you can find sweet water
If u want to film underwater videos, GO BUY A GOPRO🤦🏽♂️😂
Btw you can still use the phone in the shower 👌
GoPros are the OG for filming in Water. Had my Hero 4 Session for 3 years and it's STILL fine.
But even so, the actual body of a GoPro isn't water proof. You still need the case that seals and covers the whole camera for it to be water proof.
H T thats not true, all the new models (4 session,5,6,7) can be submerged up to 10 meters without a housing. And if u want, u can buy a housing that allows you to go up to 60 meteres.
@@catboy3471 i mean people just realizing it? this has been going on since samsung galaxy 3. im more surprised why people are more sensitive nowadays, mehh probably its one of the competitors that want to bring down samsung company
@@lowerfive6318 Exactly
We all must remember, phones are water resistant, not waterproof...
Like I haven't even let my phone touch water...
Umm
We all did
Everyone for some reason wants to kill my phone 😔
Me too until the other day when I got pushed into a pool and destroyed my iPhone 8 in about 2 seconds. I took it out of my pocket and put it above the water but it still got destroyed. Nice water resistance.
@@coltoncycotte8681 F
Yes, and the testing is done under ideal situations and in reality, these ideal conditions are never the case.. I leave my phone in the car even when I'm going out in rain with an umbrella...
*If samsung made an os it would be called SOS*
it's called Tizen OS
They actually did, the first galaxy phone used it.
@@RobertoRodriguez-io9ie isn't it a freeware that Samsung uses for commodity?
The Apple III (A commercially failing PC from the early days of Apple) used SOS.
Your joke failed. You'll get it next time
Many companies do this Sony,LG,Apple. My issue is why it's not covered by warranty if it's being advertised as water resistant,tested by themselves.
Cuz then everyone will start to purposely damage their phones so they could get it replaced (or some part of it replaced) under warranty.
The warranty for this will exist when the phones will be able to dive as far as the ocean floor.It is advertised as water resistant and it is!I used it many times in the pool or sea but you must wash it later.they dont lie but we dont know what means ip rating.
They should but maybe some people would abuse it idk
Usman Tariq yes, but I kinda partially damaged my phone by having it in the rain. It was IP67 so it should’ve been ok, but no. I hope I will still get it repaired under the warranty cause of other problems.
@MS F Then it should specify, avoid swimming water ,as some people just don't understand
5:24 If I take the advertising with a pinch of salt it might damage my phone.
Lol
@@QuarTheDev sea*
your videos have improved a crazy amount!! I've been here since 100k and it's crazy
you're voice is perfect for a documentary channel
Nah hes about 40 years too young😂
I hear him talking about what animals are doing in the wild. Notice how the lion blends in with his surroundings 😂
Word bro ikr
I’m never gonna get bored of his vids cause the way he talks😂
@@ilya6594 no
I used my s10+ in saltwater and in pools and it still works the same
Not next time
Oh wow it worked after one time that means it works every time lol
Mr. Meme Get an otterbox case bro
I live in Hawaii 🇺🇸 and I’ve been surfing and diving with my iPhone XS Max all year and it still works fine I know this isn’t good to do I’m aware but mine holds up to it
Don't do it again , I would never do it for my S10+ ( Which I am writing from now lol. )
Every single product in the market lies about their products not just in the smartphone industry.
you are among the smart people in this comments sections. Literally, every company tries to make solid products otherwise they won't be able to sell any but they also act scummy at time to attempt to sell it to consumers.
You can buy and love a product but you have to understand it beyond the marketing and also its flaws and limitations.
@@mdrahman6732 agree with you that there's a lot of company who are scummy at time specially in the Medical Drug Industry 😁
@@mdrahman6732 u shouldn't have to do a thorough deep dive into the web if u wanna say buy some jeans
Can't stop laughing everytime I see the apple head notch family ad
booger king Yeah, me either.
Because it’s so stupid!
Chxrry_sauce
Actually... I have the XsMax :)
So! High five dude!!!!
Samsung lags as fuck , poorly built piece of garbage . yeah I’d take that notch any day , cause I can afford it .
@@SammyJoee you probably have a samsung tv
@@SammyJoee apple misleads customers by putting fake sapphire on their camera lenses.
I once went into a hot tub with my s8+ in my shorts when i was hanging out with my friends...
It lived and my s8+ is 2 years old and has survived water many times, and it has survived drops many times
Same thing with my dad's galaxy note 8.
Ograk the Monkey Hunter jeer wu
@@monukumar8236 sorry i have no clue what you just said
Yeah it's still a good phone even after 2 years
Went to the pool like 3 times with my s8+. Went underwater as well and no damage whatsoever.
Add the 5g logo to your phone
*EVERYONE LOOK, I HAVE 5G!*
Thanks for the likes 👍👍
At least you can fool some people 🤣
The whole reason it's being shown by the sea is because the 6 in the IP68 is for dust resistance. So it's showing the sand won't affect your phone
Dessert
impresive
Ur right. The ad didn't show a submerged phone on the sea
So true 👏👏
and they were obviusly marketing the infinity display
My solution : P L A S T I C B A G
My solution is: Don't bring your phone near water if you can
😔👌
My solution it's lock down so nobody can go outside anyway
Its water resistant not water proof 🤷♂️There is a difference
My phone is water proof
My face is girl proof
@@setokaiba7204 My face is people proof
@@catboy3471 people should read clearly
@@catboy3471 as a matter of fact if you were smart you would do research on a device before you buy it, not my fault people believe everything they see on a commercial
You haven’t even watched the video.
Samsung marketed this as water proof not water resistant.
Watch the fkn video before commenting silly shit..........
The marketing strategies are now the problem
This is a very well explained video
RUclips just surfaced this video in 2021, now I’m wondering where this court case went.
Jerry Rigs- apple iPhone 8 is not pure sapphire. With scratches at level 6 and deeper groves at level 7
Agree
But it's still sapphire so Apple can't be sued for this.
most customers think water resistance means it can withstand any type of water 😂
@@kimeojin1234 every holes covered by gore- tex rubber (if not my mistaken) to prevent water to merge in. and i believe hot water will spoil the rubber. pls dont ask for refund for your own mistake😂 do some research before doing it. and dont blame the staffs if they didnt explain details about IP68. they dont have time to explain every single details to every customers that purchased any water resistance phone.😂
p/s: have u ever seen Samsung do advertisement on hot water?😂
@@cerberus9117 if it wasn't obvious enough, my comment was satire. I thought the "1" after the exclamation marks should have made it clear...
@@cerberus9117 r/woooosh
@@kimeojin1234 LOL i didnt realize that😂 sorry haha
Water resistant means splash water right? the one coming from a hose/shower/the rain etc...
And water proof means anything, including water pressure. Correct?
Me: takes the advertisement with a pinch of salt.
Also me: chokes on salt 😂
You must be a special type of stupid to choke on salt, let alone eat salt by itself.
U should let da salt dissolve on ya mouth
Or maybe i dident understand the comment
1:02 oh really?
I thought jerry rig everything produces this content, now i realized he uploads CNBC's work👏👏👏
i think he was just kidding
You dumbass.. He actually showed a video of cnbc which included a small part of jerryrigeverything's vid !!
Yashit Kumar stfu
@@yashitkumar9189 when you don't get the joke and end up being the dumbass
“Water resistant”
Stupid people: “I can use my phone in water!”
🤦🏾♂️
More like people over the age of 30 could see my mum doing that
Johnny Appleseed god damn. Android niggas really defensive
LOL I did multiple 30 feet dives in Hawaiian oceans, lost is for 40 minutes in the ocean and found it, did 5+ pool swims and my s8+ for 2017 is STILL perfectly fine! So, I don't know what this is talking about. Wash your phone after using, it's that simple!
Blessindisguise It means you are lucky. S8+ is IP68 rated. The 8 means water resistant up to 5 feet for up to 30 minutes.
oliver mia he said 40 minutes lol
Thank you for not being biased against or for a company and just giving the facts. It makes the videos so much better to watch because I just want to know what’s happening. Not some crazy dude laughing and making fun of Samsung the whole time.
Love your channel, keep up the good work!
That's why I clean my phones with tap water or "clean" water, after I get out of the pool or sea.
Tap water is even worse you idiot. It has an even higher ion content
I got my IP67 resistant phone damaged from rain so lol 🤣
90% alcohol would do
@kianjosiah who clean phone using soap and water lol
kianjosiah that’s probably because it’s not water resistant 🤦♂️
1:01 says Source: CNBC but I can see Zach's tools
You sounds like a lawyer who is defending Samsung
Defending?
I wouldent say hes defending, hes more like neutral.
@@Magst3r1 Pretty much
Well to be fair, Samsung never advertised that their phones is waterproof or resistant in seawater or poolwater. People nowdays are just dumb af and can sue everybody because of that.
If I would sue everybody for everything that is not true, I would be trillionaire.
@ facts
I don´t know but samsung says in their manual included with phone "not to put phone in alcohol, salt water or water mised with chemicals". If people read throu the manual these prbloms won´t ocure.
The guy opening up the phone isn’t CNBC NEWS it’s JerryRigEverything, 1:02, I know CNBC did the clip of him opening up that phone but at least add CNBC/JerryRigEverything plz fix this show a man like jerry some respecc
Even the tools have JerryRigEverything written on it
Jerry was a part of a CNBC broadcast. It's on RUclips.
CNBC did a news piece on him. So please delete your fake news comment.
Should've said "CNBC/JerryRig" or something like that
@@woodenhoe Why? The footage is owned by CNBC.
I have a Galaxy S7 and I remember it was one specific ad that convinced me to get it. It was an African American woman getting ready to take a photo of her friends near a fountain, fumbles the phone, drops it in the fountain, quickly picked it back up and continued using it as normal. THAT was impressive to me, and in my opinion didn't stretch the truth since I'm pretty sure fountains use fresh water. I have had no issues with the water resistance since, and it's been a really great phone. but not all ad campaigns are so truthful.
I am not defending Samsung but if you kept putting any waterproof phone in water (fresh-salty-dirty or seawater) will lose its water resistance slowly
ehh. I am defending samsung tbh. People shouldn't be stupid enough to jump in salt water with their damn phone xD
@@LastStopGaming water =/= phone
IP68 rating by definition means it can be submerged for up to 1.5 meters for up to 30 min. You cannot blame the average consumer for not know what type of water.
@@lorenzowashington5546 the only people who know are the dicks who go looking to have an argument with an ios user over stats 😂
@@johnnyappleseed3133 Lmao true
whait, that aint cnbc news but zack from jerryrigeverything! you even see his name on his metal tool!
(1:04)
He used a CNbc clip with a Jerry Rig clip.
Delete your comment for fake news. CNBC did a news piece on him. The clip is on RUclips.
@@tonys623 the only thing that makes that clip a CNBC clip is their little logo in the corner, the source cited should really be Zack since it's his video being used. Citing CNBC is like saying "here go look for the source over there somewhere".
We should do this to iphone as well...my iphone xs didnt even survive a splash of water after 4months usage.
N apple said its normal.
Christopher Ng sue them
Okay i dont like iPhones but that's just a complete lie when it has an ip rating of 68
I put my iphone 8 in the pool 4 times and nothing happened it wad perfect
@@adrianasamaha6307 try again in summer dont put it in still liquid.
@@9yearoldepicgamersoldier129 - filling a complain but well..our country consumer law are shit. bought note9, has been washing it with mid soap & water and no issue thus far
There are more smartphones than ever and I'm still stuck with an £80 phone
That should technically get you a smartphone these days...even if it is a budget pack with Galaxy s2 specs ;p
@@RennieAsh lol it has Snapdragon 425 and 1gb of ram, the camera is 8mp as well, and it has a fingerprint sensor so it's good value for it's price
Same. its fast and last about 8 hours screen on time.. lol
@@hellonoitisnt393 Wow it really is s2 specs ;p still useable though. I have an s2 lying around, not worth selling but could be used as a daily if needed.
Would've gotten a redmi 7 that costs £86 with SD 636 2gb of ram and a dual 12+5 megapixel camera but oh well
Aand I have the network AT&T and a Samsung Galaxy S10+..
Just don't expose it to chlorine or salt water. It's fine in water for up to thirty minutes, just not seawater and chlorinated water. And just don't get the 5ge plan, though you likely can't because of them getting sued for it, so they're still the same network as before, no qualities were lowered, but the current one was faked to look better when it wasnt
It the same things with like every phone.
My old S8 charging port broke after i dropped it to my pool. I thought it was no issue since it can handle water but I was obiviously wrong. I had to use wireless charging only and it was real pain in the ass because u can hardly do anything with phone while charging and it's so much slower.
My S10PLUS have the same problem now😭... I didn't drop it in water... It was the cable that touch water and now my charging port has been misbehaving
I dropped my S9+ accidently to the pool last month and the back of the phone just came off on its own while battery got wet. lol I'm done with Samsungs and Exynos and rocking OP9 Pro now
I've been using the same Samsung phone for 5 years on a daily basis and never had any issues with water damage. Take better care of your phones people
I have been using phones for the last 15 years or so and never had a water damaged phone, but guess what? I never put them near water. Stupid advertising is stupid advertising and every company that does that should cover water damage or don't pretend their phone is water resistant (up to 1.5 meters for 30 minutes bullshit). People that give IP ratings don't test every phone and there are chances that the one you bought to have a defect which makes it not water resistant anymore but if you spill water on the phone and it gets water damage your warranty will be gone.
Most people are dumb that's all why the hell will I spend all that money on my phone just to put it in water for no reason if u want to make underwater bids buy a dam underwater can water proof should only apply when it fall by accident into water or if water splash on it
Just use Nokia N Torch
I will never use my S10+ in pool, bath or in sea, so nothing for me :))
Mr. Gourmet good you smart unlike some
finally someone who understands that salt water will actually damage your phone xD allthough, I would trust it more in a bath or something, because it is fresh water.
I use water resistance on the phone as a backup in case I drop it in the water. I won't just put the phone in the water.
News flash: Deceptive advertising is not confined to the smartphone market.
News flash: Police tryin to find out WHO THE FÛ*K asked
I now have S7 edge as my secondary phone, I have it over 3 years and I used it in every situations, I mean many pools (with chloride), at rain, in lakes and rivers, even in the sea for many times. Never had any problems with water resistant or phone generally (except battery, which of course has a less capacity than before 3 years, but it's holding very good) If you're wondering on what depth I used it, it's never been over 2.5 meters. As my primary phone I'm using note 9 (waiting for note 10+/pro) and never have problem with it in case of water resistant
I had a galaxy s7 edge used in the water for a good 10 mins it only went 2 ft below the water and with in an hour the phone starts to over heat and stops working so be careful
@@astro_illusion I don't mind for phone now anyway. It is exynos variant, I bought it in Germany
Hey my phone is ip68 water resistant and MIL STD 810G-516.6 and I still put a case on my phone and would never dunk it in water
Good video. Tip:The browser which u are showing on the video need to be improved slightly
1:00 why is the source CNBC news when it should be Jerryrigeverything
$1000 smartphone and I'm going to submerge it in water and then sue since it doesn't work correctly...OK.
@Super Cool wtf, you're way off of what he said
@Super Cool your explanation still makes zero fucking sense, or you're just way off of what comment you actually should've replied to.
These a big difference in water proof and water resistant
@Super CoolI agree that the usage around the sea, swimming pool etc are misleading, however the IP ratings are done in FRESH WATER.
Why do you go on about "false impression that the smartphone can survive water" when water itself is a VERY general term, where it could mean anything from tap water to ocean water. The IP rating is there because of the reassurance it can provide, samsung is NOT telling you to throw your phone into the water - people should have more common sense.
the IP68 certification states that the device will resist UP TO a certain amount of ingress protection and a certain amount of moisture protection, as dictated by the numbers. If you could actually read the article you provided maybe you'll understand more.
@Super Cool you are being idoit here. Every company uses IP rating. If the companies didn't push IP ratings then you couldn't use your phone where there is dust (like in a beach, 6 in IP rating). And the 8 in IP allows you to use your phone during rain or when somebody spills water on your phone then you don't need to worry about it. So if companies didn't push this then you wouldn't be able to use phone anyway near dust and water. Btw samsung isn't only one using IP rating, Apple, Huawei, Oppo, Oneplus (thry don't have the rating but they said that it's splash proof).
The fact you shouldn't use it in the sea or in a pool makes yet another reason why water resistance isn't worth losing removable batteries. Like seriously.
This doesn't seem fair. OnePlus don't have IP rating and the way they prove that their phone is water resistant is by putting it in a bucket of water.
Resistant, not proof
@@rayaya3342 That is what I literally said
@@rayaya3342 Definition of proof (according to merriam webster): 1: able to resist or repel
@@solo_man3434
Please elaborate instead of calling names like a mad 2nd grader
@@R3lay0 water resistant and water proof have a different meaning.
It's miscommunication, people believe water proof is the same thing as water resistant.
No they don't. Companies claim their phones are water resistant not water proof.
If they claimed the other thing then yes.
The active series was the only waterproof phone from them but they are discontinued now
Dang I live in Australia I never knew about this
I am flying to your country tomorrow.
What bro.. u suck
@@rayana4046 wtf ok ill say g'day m8
I'm just glad that I found out about this so I can avoie dropping my phone in salt water. I was under the assumption that it would works fine with any kind of liquid.
ANY kind of liquid? Seriously??
Come on, dont put yourself with those dumbs who put phone in a glass of coke!
I learned a long time ago that water and electronics don't mix. I don't use my Note under water because that's asking for trouble. But there is some peace of mind that if it falls in water or gets splashed , it's going to be okay.
I got a Samsung ad before the video started 😂
Same
Ok completely un related but do you know if the redmi k20 pro will be released in the UK or if not how it import it?
You can order one from ali express
yeah but they have the chinese ROM. we prefer the global version
@@Jefferson-xi8tu you can also choose the global ROM from there
I know redmi k20 pro is only in china and Mi 9T is the global version of it
No thats a lie. its just rooting the phone, and adding a custom ROM. its not originally from xiaomi
And people cried like babies because OnePlus didn't give them an IP rating. 😂
Tbh, I’m waiting for the IP69.
@@acreativeusername9782 😂😂😂
@Mortal Fauna they lost the pop up camera. I'm so happy I got a OP7T Pro.
Why the heck do you need an ip rating anyway? It doesn't cover warranty or mean your phone is any better.
@@coltoncycotte8681 it's just a better guarantee that the phone is indeed water resistant, and you're not just trusting the marketing team
I have a s9+ and have used my phone in the sea multiple times and it's running 100% so I don't know what people are taking about
My grandad smoked 40 a day and lived to 100......
@@dhruvakashyap3899 Wil it be corode the phone??
@@dhruvakashyap3899 oh
Actually Sony was the one who introduced Water resistant Phone when everyone called it a foolish idea
David Rajasekaran Well sony is still here. I see it in the tmobile store each time I upgrade to a latest samsung or apple. Actually recently, they were replaced by one plus at my local retailer.
Moto Defy was released in 2010
Didn't you see the fine print? It said only tested in fresh water. On their ads
Interesting case for sure. Agencies will try and be bold with specs and statements, that's their job. But remember, they always get reviewed and approved by the client and rarely go out without rigorous internal checks. It's not therefore the agencies fault. Also, one has to allow for "creative context" - just because you see a tidal image under a phone screen doesn't mean it's claiming to be waterproof.
You had it correct with taking it with a pinch of salt though.
I thought SUED is a new kind of display I've never heard of lol
Apple says they have saphire but they dont actually have and nobody sues them.
"Internal misscommunication" is what they'd have us believe, let's not be naive...
DurkaDurk yes that’s very likely. And also, it’s not our problem they don’t communicate. If they show it doing something and it’s not, they should be responsible anyway, not find excuses.
It was a Morse code guys, cmon. You should know.
Water Resistant = Only a dip or a minute of dip or a big splash can be resisted by the given device.
Water Proof = Designed for underwater use.
Although there are some devices that can handle the properties of being Water proof but not officially known as waterproof like the Xperia series, Galaxy S8, etc.
You shouldn't be using an expensive phone in water anyway. The ratings are there just to keep you calm while it started raining and your phone got wet or you dropped a glass of water on it. No phone maker should advertise their phone as water proof. Also dropping your phone in the toilet while there is toilet cleaner to prevent limestone deposits it's stupid as well because that substance is very corrosive.
@@alexandruilea915 they advertise it as "Water-proof" so as people wil really dunk it on water and get it repaired for water damage=more money for Samsung.
If either of you has used as Samsung S7 or newer, then you would know that phones can be used in the pool or at the beach to take underwater shots and or video. I have done this with the S7edge, S8, S9, and now recently on vacation with my S10e. I have never had a problem with any of my phones becasue I do not exceed the depth or time under water and I always wash it off with fresh water. Sorry no one else knows how to read what the IP rating can do and Im even more sorry for the kind of ppl thay pay so much money for phones but never use them for what they can do.
@@josefuentes6959 If I had those phones I would use them in pools or beaches but we get scared when somehow they get water damage and the warranty won't cover it. Samsung must be official with the phones being able to use underwater no matter how long the user wants and will cover any water damages so we can use without the fear of losing a phone. But I'd really use it underwater with a zip bag though for additional protection and long-time recording.
@@alexandruilea915 sorry but did not understand what you meant about the seal. All I can say with certainty is for the last 4 years my self, my wife, my parents and hers as well as other family members all take underwater photos and videos with our Samsung IP68 rated phones and have never had an issue. Yet again we all know not to go past the 5ft depth and never more than 15-20 min of under water even though IP68 says up to 30min, and ALWAYS rinse your phone after with fresh water. Sounds to me like ppl just over calculate the depth or time frame under water, or forget to rinse it off and allow the seals to deteriorate.
Either way, phones aren't meant to be put in water. The water resistance is there just to protect it from accidents.
Ooi u have the wrong source for the 'Jerry rig everything' clip
am I wrong?
Who's using Samsung mobile while watching this video
I'm using hehe
Same (づ｡◕‿‿◕｡)づ
Not me
@@darklightingyt an IOS?
S9+
HTC hehe :(
Why did you put a news place as a source when it’s from JRE?
Y’all better keep that same energy with Samsung y’all have got Apple! Cause if this was Apple, yall would be in these comments going off. 🤷♂️
DinoMight Studios using Android is like going to work, you don’t want to but you might have to.
@@MrGODZILLASWAGG what saying is that it makes not even the slightest bit of sense like who he doesn't want to use an operating system for their phone
The clip of the glue deteriorating and the screen coming off was an apple phone.
😂😂 But Samsung is getting sued for the fake Ip rating
@@MrGODZILLASWAGG what fake ip rating
At 1:00 the source is actually JerryRigEverything
YE S
The 2nd clip is jerryrigeverything right? Then why is it written CNBC NEWS?
The only phone that stopped working after submerging it in fresh water was my Z5 Premium.
Never again have I submerged a phone, water resistant or not.
It's not completely water proof its water *resistant*
Definition of proof:
1: able to resist or repel
I've not seen the advert. Did the actually say the phone will be fine in brine?
the nanoleaf's you have on your wall together cost more than 1000 dollars
When your channel is build around smartphones and the accessories you are more likely to say take the advertising statements with a pinch of salt. The phone companies and advertisers should be held accountable and not misrepresent or falsify their claims. We the consumers deserve the truth.
I've used my Galaxy S7 in sea and pool a couple of times now. It still works like a champ!
S7edge?
@@teamj7745 Flat version
@@bkrnc23 I have it and but not ready to risk it.
Feel sad for those who are trying to sue Samsung..🤣🤷 lack of knowledge
I feel bad for people who jump in damn salt water with their phone, expecting it to work with salt all over it after xD
@@LastStopGaming 😂😂 let's exchange subs bro 👍
Who the fuck thinks that it's a good idea to go in the ocean with your phone or use phones under water in the first place? It should only be for protection against rain and accidentally dropping it in the water not for watching Avengers underwater, when you go to the pool swim dont fucking use your phone man this world is fucked
Waterproof: Completely protected from water
Water-resistant: Half waterproof
Solution: Take half of the water away
You speak so eloquently.
Great info :)
Water resistant. Means it wont die when rain hits it or exedently drop it in a full sink. But thats about it.
"There are more smartphones now than ever" thats how factories work
He means there are more varieties available not the quantity 🤦
Lol this guy lacks brain cells
Like.....
Could these marketing people understand it is water resistant not proof we all love Samsung and here they are getting sued I hope this ends especially with that
AuStRaLiAn whatever