Samsung Galaxy The S5 boasts an IP67 waterproof certification, which means the phone can survive 30 minutes at a depth of 1 meter. But IP67 is nothing new in the world of mobile phones, and Sony introduced the Xperia Z2 with IP58 certification this year for a change. What does it mean? Practically, this means that you can submerge the phone to a depth of 1,5 meters for 60 minutes or otherwise for 1 hour. But it doesn't always have to pay, what is on paper is the truth. This is most recently confirmed by a video in which the Samsung flagship was submerged in water and its owner wanted to confirm once and for all that the phone can last more than half an hour in water.
It can even be said that the phone can last three times longer under water, as in the video that you can see below, he submitted Galaxy S5 remarkable performance in the durability test. This is certainly a surprising result, but on the other hand, it does not mean that Samsung has caught up with Sony. It is necessary to note that Galaxy The S5 has a removable back cover and drops of water can get inside the phone after spending time in water, while the Xperia Z2 has a unibody design so any worries can be put to rest. However, water resistance is still quite a useful feature that can find application in everyday life.
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