Name: iPhone 8の防水性能は？+ クリアバックMOD！＋クリアバックMOD！？ (What makes the iPhone 8 Waterproof? + Clear Back Mod!)
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Apple says it's ip67, but what does that even mean?

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And more importantly, can we even trust it?

It's time to tear the iPhone 8 completely apart and analyze all the holes and find the

Phones get wet – whether it's in the pool, the toilet, humidity, or body sweat.

Accidents happen all the time, and it's good to be prepared.

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I'll talk more about them in a second, but first, let's have a moment of silence for

I'm going to use the gold iPhone that I did my durability test on, as well as the tear

Of course, I'll save all the working components and Frankenstein them into other broken phones

The first hole we are analyzing is the biggest, where the screen fits into the frame.

There's a ton of black adhesive between the black adhesive between the plastic edge of

the screen and the metal edge of the phone.

This seems like it will do a pretty good job of keeping water out...as long as there are

no bends or dents along the frame that would compromise the seal of the screen.

Apple does say on their website that water resistance is not a permanent condition, and

water-resistance might decrease as a result of normal wear.

So just plan on your water-resistance getting less and less the longer you own your phone.

The earpiece on the screen is another ingress point for water that needs to be protected.

The earpiece speaker is held tight by 4 screws.

After it's lifted off, the speaker itself is internally protected with a tight screen.

The rubber seal combined with the 4 tight screws keep water away from the rest of the

The next set of holes to check are down at the bottom of the iPhone 8 where the headphone

There are 3 giant holes; one for the microphone on the left side, which has a pretty sweet

thick screen that's built to let air and sound pass through, but not liquid.

This is basically the same set up that we saw on the previous iPhone 7.

The loud speaker on the other side of the phone is pretty much the same way.

It's got a little niblet down at the bottom, sticking itself into the rubber and the mesh

water-resistant screen, relying on the tight seal to keep water out.

Before we get to the charging port, the SIM card tray needs to come out.

This cute little guy has a rubber ring around the tip.

The little gap in the frame is almost nonexistent when the SD card is shut, so it doesn't need

a whole lot to keep water out and maintain that ip67 rating.

Here are the SIM and SD card trays for both the Galaxy S8 and the LG G6.

Both of them have the same style of rubber ring.

Popping the camera out with it's optical image stabilization shows the inside of the camera

unit housing which is lazer welded into the frame of the phone, securely keeping all water

on the outside and circuits dry on the inside.

With an ip67 water-resistance rating, technically this phone can be under 1 meter of water for

Pulling the motherboard out gives us access to the charging port as well as exposes the

The charging port, in my opinion, is the weakest link in this whole chain.

The only thing from keeping water from entering your phone is this little tiny, white rubber

Literally, this little white rubber band is the only thing between you and total, complete,

utter destruction of your phone by water.

There is glue along the back side of the port, but that tiny little band is probably what's

keeping this iPhone at an ip67 rating instead of an ip68, like the LG V30 or the Galaxy

Remember, Apple provides no warrantee against water damage.

If your phone gets water on the inside and stops working, that's all on you.

So it really is better to be safe than sorry and keep your phone away from water.

The last two holes on this phone are the side buttons and the back glass panel.

Taking a look at the power button, the electronic portion of the switch is internal, so that's

And the external part that gets pressed, has a little rubber ring around each leg to seal

If moisture does get inside the phone, it will eventually short circuit and die.

The motherboard has no protection against water once liquid is inside.

There are ways of applying a hydrophobic coating to the circuit boards.

This would effectively waterproof the phone, but needs to be done while the phone is being

It's easy to tell that this motherboard has no hydrophobic coating on it because of the

way the water droplet clings to the circuits.

If it was coated, the water would bead up and run off, not sticking to anything important.

The back glass of the iPhone 8 does most of the heavy lifting when it comes to keeping

water out, as long as it's not cracked – especially cracked over the top of this wireless charging

Now that we have this hole exposed, let's try to make it clear really quick just to

see what it would look like through that window.

It's pretty much the same concept as the clear Samsung phones...a lot of scraping, but no

If I were to reassemble the phone at this point, the only thing visible would be the

back of the battery and and small segment of the motherboard if I left the wireless

Not nearly as cool as some of the Android phones.

One of my least favorite parts of the iPhone 8's build is the way Apple attached the back

They could have done it in a way that was easy to waterproof, like Samsung, and easy

They made it permanent and the only way to replace a cracked back panel is to break it

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