6 Water Test as so many of you guys enjoyed our iPhone 5s Water Test last year. This is

the iPhone 6 as it is a lot thinner, a lot lighter, has kind a new shape and it has a

power on/power off button on the right side instead of the top this year. Looking on the

phone we can see an extra row of icons and a few other characteristics as this does have

a 4.7" display but Apple did release the iPhone 6 Plus which has a 5.5" display. Without further

delay, lets go ahead and get dropping. So I filled my sink up with some water and am

actually going to start a stop watch on this guy just to see how long it lasts when it

is submerged and just get an idea of how long it can be under water before problems start

to occur. So immediately once its submerged we can actually see air bubbles coming out

from the headphone jack and lightning port. This pretty much means water is going into

the phone because when water goes in one place air has to come out

the other. It

is just going to start air bubble for the next minute or so and then problems might occur.