(I've posted a duplicate thread in the MAXX HD forums. If this is against the rules, please close this one).
I've seen many videos of the original Droid Razr and Razr Maxx phones holding up extremely well to water with their 'water-resistant nano-coating', surviving not only splashes as advertised but also complete immersion for long durations. Many video examples can be viewed:
The New Droid Razr HD and Maxx HD also advertise this 'water-resistant nano-coating'. My question is: Is this the same technology used in the older Droid Razrs and can the same level of water protection seen in these videos and many others be reasonably expected in these new phones?
I've seen many videos of the original Droid Razr and Razr Maxx phones holding up extremely well to water with their 'water-resistant nano-coating', surviving not only splashes as advertised but also complete immersion for long durations. Many video examples can be viewed:
Immersed ~2 inches for 51s (starts at 0:40)
Droid Razr contra el agua/Droid Razr water Proof - YouTube
Immersed 14 inches for 40s (starts at 0:20)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLz-AB7tTb8
Immersed~2 inches for 20s (starts at 4:43)
Water Torture Test: Droid Razr vs Droid X2 - YouTube
Lots more are on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=razr+waterDroid Razr contra el agua/Droid Razr water Proof - YouTube
Immersed 14 inches for 40s (starts at 0:20)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLz-AB7tTb8
Immersed~2 inches for 20s (starts at 4:43)
Water Torture Test: Droid Razr vs Droid X2 - YouTube
The New Droid Razr HD and Maxx HD also advertise this 'water-resistant nano-coating'. My question is: Is this the same technology used in the older Droid Razrs and can the same level of water protection seen in these videos and many others be reasonably expected in these new phones?