Vivo has launched two new smartphones recently. Their latest Vivo V17 and V17 Pro are going to be the biggest hit in the market. The new Vivo devices are mid-range smartphones which are ideal for Indian markets. However, most new smartphones are now coming with a splashproof design. This is creating pressure for other companies such as Vivo to launch their smartphones with waterproof or splashproof design. Since these new devices from Vivo might have a splashproof design, we will conduct Vivo V17 and Vivo V17 Pro waterproof test today. After this test, we will know whether these smartphones can sustain themselves underwater or not.
Our modern smartphone consumers now need a waterproof smartphone. This is why most companies are providing splashproof designs even in budget devices. So most consumers have speculation about the new Vivo V17 and Vivo V17 Pro devices if they are actually waterproof or not. Today we will test out these devices for their splashproof and waterproof design. So in case you are interested to buy this device, then you would know if they are waterproof or not.
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Is Vivo V17 and V17 Pro Waterproof Devices?
The waterproof technology is a must-have feature in any modern smartphone. Since it gives an extra layer of security and some new features to mobile, many smartphone manufacturers are now shipping their devices with official waterproof ratings. For any smartphone to be waterproof, it must possess a special IP waterproof rating.
An IP rating is an international standard that 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. The IP68 rating is the best that a smartphone can hold. However, it is important to note that this IP testing is done against freshwater. So you might end with slightly different results against saltwater or other liquids such as soft drinks.