QUOTE(eugenetwh @ Mar 22 2016, 10:27 PM)
Correct based on jerry and other tear it down vids. the phone's water proofing it just being glued together on the front and back to the chasis. theres no seal or nothing on the glasses. (only the ports) Sad but true.
In this regard, Samsung should actually do both the rubber glue / seals and fully nano-coat the internal electronics such as Liquipel or using Motorola's proprietary nano-coating to make the electronics water-resistant.
But then again, nano-coats alone cannot really provide full IP68 performance (IIANM) and they may have their own shortcoming too (e.g. heat dissipation may no longer be good).
QUOTE(eugenetwh @ Mar 22 2016, 10:32 PM)
should be it. since if water seeps through with all the (ports sealed nicely. it should be waterproofed.) if water does seeps through, it would be some manufacturing defects. like my Xperia Z. yes.... first day itself. masuk air. LOL 1 to 1 exchange
That's good to know.
Another thing to ponder. If someone submerges their S7 edge inside water beyond the specified depth-limit and for longer than 30 minutes, and water does go into the S7 edge, will Samsung still cover the warranty? I'm not sure if Samsung can detect such 'misuses'.
Sony probably learnt their lesson on this too and that's why they are no longer mentioning that their phones are waterproof.