Waterproof VS Water-resistant revisit
We’ve tackled waterproof and water-resistant before in our facebook site, wherein we focused the main difference of both particular water-capable features on gadgets. However, we’re back to the subject to provide a more in-depth recollection of what we’ve talked about on the MS side2side.
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Submerge proof
From our side2side information, we’ve determined that “waterproof” means that the item can be submerged underwater for any given time period. The latter is said to hold its own against heavy water pressure and the likes. Being submerged proof, however, requires the particular item to be heavily built, a few particular examples are storm-based survival mobile phones and even a few action cams.
Their construction is very thick and robustly built so that they can block out and stop it from going over the innards of the device. These devices are specifically built to look as if they’re thick and unbreakable, which sometimes makes them inconveniently look like their shocked proof as well, which at times aren’t.
Their construction is very thick and robustly built so that they can block out and stop it from going over the innards of the device. These devices are specifically built to look as if they’re thick and unbreakable, which sometimes makes them inconveniently look like their shocked proof as well, which at times aren’t.
Adventure gadgets like said action cams are built to submerge proof since they’re likely to be used underwater and since mostly their users are under heavy moving water, the pressure is at its peak and a weakly construction product could easily be torn to pieces.
Can withstand water
For Water resistant gadgets that are mostly likely smartphones, tablets and the likes. They’re fairly heavily different from water-proof devices, these devices can’t last being submerged under water, they can only be okay with being “wet”, meaning the heavy pressure is out of the picture.
They can only mainly withstand mild rain encounters, like being wet from rain and whatnot, while being waterproof means that the product can be submerged underwater without breaking. However, some water-resistant has the capability of being submerged as well, these water-resistant devices, who aren’t built sturdy-looking can only last for a specific period of time under water, which is the limit of their exterior and interior construction.Â
What do you guys think? Were we helpful to you guys in distinguishing the differences water-proof and water-resistant? If so, you can share us your thoughts in the comment section below. We’d love to hear from you guys.
