Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6: Is It Waterproof?

The latest Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 features a higher IP rating compared to its predecessor, but it’s not waterproof. This article clarifies the phone’s water resistance rating, explains what it means, and highlights the importance of handling the device with care near water.

Samsung Galaxy Ring: Is It Waterproof?

The Samsung Galaxy Ring, a new health and wellness wearable, has been officially announced. While it boasts a lightweight design and no monthly subscription, many are wondering about its water resistance. Discover if the Galaxy Ring is waterproof and what activities you can safely wear it for.

Apple AirPods: Water Resistance Explained

Apple’s AirPods lineup offers varying levels of water resistance. While the first and second-generation AirPods, as well as the AirPods Max, lack any water resistance, the third-generation AirPods and the first- and second-generation AirPods Pro feature IPX4 sweat and water resistance. This means they can withstand splashes of water but are not fully waterproof. The AirPods charging cases for the third-generation AirPods and second-generation AirPods Pro also have an IPX4 rating. If your AirPods get wet, it’s important to act quickly to prevent damage: remove them from the water, power off, dry with a soft cloth, and allow them to air dry completely before recharging.

Is the Oura Ring Waterproof?

While the Oura Ring is not waterproof, it offers water resistance up to 330 feet (100 meters), allowing users to wear it during swimming, showering, and snorkeling. However, it’s not recommended for scuba diving or extended water submersion. Compared to other smart rings, the Oura Ring’s water resistance is similar to the Ultrahuman Ring Air and exceeds the Amovan Smart Ring. It matches the Apple Watch Ultra but surpasses the Apple Watch Series 2 and Google Pixel Watch 2 in terms of water protection.

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