I have been using my Note9 under water photoshoot. Only problem is that the display gets ghost touches. But I can triger video above surface or take photo with volume key.
I wont last in 4,5m dept. Now for sure. Mine went broken, water inside the lenses etc. But I know it, but it was accident;-)
I shoot in variety indoor pools. I can give you some photos later on.
*I also did use my previous Note8 and S9+ for taking photos and videos under water.
ALWAYS AROUND 1M DEPT AND FOR SHORT PERIOD, 10-15MIN MINUTES.
It’s not waterproof. Be careful. Big difference between waterproof and water resistant.
IP68 doesn't mean protection against air, humid, full of steam, or not. Fill the inside of the phone with steam from the shower, then let it cool and you have a phone full of water.I use my spen in the shower to change the music track. Other then that ive never dipped the phone in the water.
Some phones are almost waterproof, some will leak under a gentle stream from a sink faucet. You've been lucky. Please don't suggest that others take the same chances, unless you're prepared to pay for their phone repairs.Don't be pu**y's. I've been using Samsung's under the water, in pools, oceans, gym sinks, etc since the S6 Active. None of them had water issues, not 1 problem.
Getting lucky is not the same thing as being smart. Also, clean up the language or find another place to hang out.Don't be pu**y's. I've been using Samsung's under the water, in pools, oceans, gym sinks, etc since the S6 Active. None of them had water issues, not 1 problem.
Would it be OK to use the Note 9 in the rain?
Would it be OK to use the Note 9 in the rain?
I found some more pictures taken with Note 9
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Water Resistant not water proof. Also water damage is not covered under warranty.
Awesome. Could be useful for training or something like that.
IP68 doesn't mean protection against air, humid, full of steam, or not. Fill the inside of the phone with steam from the shower, then let it cool and you have a phone full of water.
Non sequiturso using your though process if I go into fog and use my phone does that mean when I get outta fog the phone will be full of water also??
Fog is water droplets suspended in air, so if the phone is waterproof you're fine.
Steam is a gas, so it's not the same thing.