Oppo Reno Z is the latest smartphone launched by Oppo with killer specs and features. The device comes with 6 GB RAM which is enough to handle any task you throw at it. However, there are many rumors going around about the waterproofing capabilities for the device. So today in this post, we are going to test whether the new Oppo Reno Z is waterproof or not. So stay tuned for Oppo Reno Z waterproof test.
Oppo Reno Z was launched this month with latest Android 9.0 Pie OS with Color OS on top. It is equipped with MediaTek MT6779 Helio P90 (12 nm) Octa-core (2×2.0 GHz Cortex-A75 & 6×2.0 GHz Cortex-A55) Processor. The device has a massive screen 6.4 inches that give a resolution of 1080 x 2340 pixels, 24 bit. The pixel density is 403 PPI (pixels per inch). Despite all the premium features, customers are inquiring about the IP68 waterproof rating for the smartphone.
Did Oppo Reno Z come with a waterproof body?
Modern smartphone customers now require a waterproof smartphone to take underwater selfies and what not. Not to mention that a waterproof smartphone doesn’t get any damage from the accidental coffee spill, or you can even take it with you for swimming. At price range of Oppo Reno Z, many companies are offering waterproof smartphones, so it will be interesting to know if Oppo Reno Z also comes with the waterproof body or not.
Upon looking at the official website of Oppo, no waterproof certification details were found for Oppo Reno Z device. You will be disappointed to know this but Oppo Reno Z is not officially waterproof. However, to test this further, we are going to conduct an Oppo Rezo Z waterproof test on our own.
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A waterproof device contains special IP ratings. An IP rating is an international standard which is used to define levels of sealing effectiveness of modern smartphones. These IP ratings are presented in the form of IP followed by two numbers.
IP68 rating is the best that a smartphone can hold. However, it is important to note that this IP testing is done against fresh water. So you might end with slightly different results against salt water or other liquids such as soft drinks.