Friends, here I'm going to expose Apple.com as they always use to proclaim that iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus are splash & water resistant & were tested under controlled laboratory conditions with a rating of IP67 under IEC standard 60529.
I’m just angry with their double standard that iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus are splash proof & water resistant but Liquid damage is not covered under warranty.
iPhone 7 is water-resistant and it comes under rating of IP67 but warranty won’t cover liquid damage..??
I just want to ask apple.inc that how does liquid damage happens? - with dust, sand, clay or soil?
Here are some TV Commercial Advertisement of iPhone7 and iPhone7 Plus which I’ve taken from the official website https://www.apple.com/in/iphone-7/ after watching these videos you'll definitely find that how #apple is fooling misleading his consumers in the sake of Liquid Damage.
1. Midnight
2. Product film
3. Dive
and the last & very important video is >KEYNOTE VIDEO< after 61 minutes when apple iPhone7 was launching on 7th September 2016 in St. Fransisco in KEYNOTE VIDEO - *After 61 minutes you'll get encloser no. 3 there is clearly mentioned by apple team head from the stage saying that our phone is water resistence, splash proof & dust resistence and this is IP67 certified. So if some mishappen so we don’t have need to worry about it our phone will be safe.
and the last & very important video is >KEYNOTE VIDEO< after 61 minutes when apple iPhone7 was launching on 7th September 2016 in St. Fransisco in KEYNOTE VIDEO - *After 61 minutes you'll get encloser no. 3 there is clearly mentioned by apple team head from the stage saying that our phone is water resistence, splash proof & dust resistence and this is IP67 certified. So if some mishappen so we don’t have need to worry about it our phone will be safe.
As a consumer you’ve right to know - What is IP67 rating mean?
According to the rating of iP67, the phone can be submerged in up to 1 meter of water for a maximum of 30 minutes which means 3.3 ft of water for 30 minutes.
