Phone Water-Resistance Database — IP Ratings by Model
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Ratings are each manufacturer’s official specification for a new device. Real-world water resistance fades with age, drops and repairs, and liquid damage is generally not covered by warranty — never deliberately submerge your phone.
Wondering if your phone can survive a splash, a spill, or a drop in the pool? This database lists the official IP water-resistance rating for popular phones, with the immersion depth the manufacturer states and a plain-English explanation of what it actually protects against. Search your model or filter by brand.
What the IP rating numbers mean
An IP (“Ingress Protection”) code has two digits: the first is dust protection (0–6), the second is water protection (0–9). For phones you’ll mostly see:
- IP68 — dust-tight and protected against continuous immersion (depth and time set by the maker, e.g. 1.5 m or 6 m for 30 minutes).
- IP67 — dust-tight and safe in up to 1 metre of water for 30 minutes.
- IPX8 — tested for water immersion but with no official dust rating (common on foldables).
- IP65 / IP64 / IP54 — dust-resistant and splash- or jet-resistant only; not for immersion.
- Not rated — no official water resistance; keep it dry.
My phone got wet anyway — now what?
If sound is muffled after a splash, dry the outside, keep the charging port dry, and use the free Phone Speaker Cleaner in Water Eject mode. Not sure what’s wrong? Try the speaker troubleshooter.