Apple mac Watch Waterproof Test Video Suggests User Swimming With The New Wearable, But Should...

Is the Apple mac Watch best waterproof iPhone 4 case? A users techniques to answer this question in the Apple Watch waterproof test video photograph the new wearable through increasingly serious waterproof tests. First, YouTuber FoneFox puts the Watch through a shower tryout.

Big whoop, it passed. It is a thing we can not deny, Apple CEO Tim Cook prior to this confessed to showering with his Apple mac Watch still on. Second, FoneFox plunges the Apple Watch Event into a bucket of water at five minutes.

When the Apple Watch on top of that passed this second test it was probably time for the third and final tryout in which FoneFox swims with the Apple mac Watch Sport for 15 minutes inside a pool. And, miraculously (? ) the Apple Watch also survives. But should you swim with the Apple mac Watch?

Unlike Samsung's many projects touting the waterproof iPhone 4 casesness of its electronic gadgets like being able to push someone acquiring Galaxy into the pool with no negative effects for the device, Apple does not increase traffic to using the Apple Watch in the association. In its new commercial boasting their fitness capabilities of the Apple View, users run, dance and even cast discus with the Watch but they take care not to enter a pool. Apple relatively goes to great pains to not raise up the waterproofness or lack thereof of new wearable.

Buried in the Apple mac Watch User Guide, under Safety, Manipulation and Support: Important Handling Critical info, Apple reveals the Apple View has a water resistance rating of IPX7. Such a rating means that technically its submerged under one meter coming from all water for 30 minutes but Apple mac warns that "Submerging Apple View is not recommended". It also warns this, "Water resistance is not a permanent position and Apple Watch cannot be rechecked or resealed for water resistance. "

In fact , Apple specifically lists "swimming and bathing with the Apple Watch", as one of the things that could cause the Apple mac Watch to lose its water resistance. Everthing else that could adversely affect the Apple View water resistance include dropping it, dipping it in water for sustained periods of time, wearing it in the sauna or sauna room and even wearing it in the baby shower is also a big no-no. According to Apple mac, "exposing Apple Watch to pressurised water or high velocity rainwater, for example , showering, water skiing, wake boarding, surfing, jet skiing, and so on, " should all be avoided.

So yes, their Apple Watch will probably survive appearing dropped in a pool or damaged in the shower but you shouldn't making a habit of it. And Apple without the need of doesn't recommend it.