In-camera department, Samsung always worked well. It has a multi-function triple rear camera setup having a 64MP main camera for detail and clarity, an 8MP ultra-wide camera that you can utilize to fit everything in one frame because it supports 123° field of view, a 5MP depth-sensing camera to capture stunning bokeh shots with LED flash. The rear camera supports HDR, Panorama also features Single take, and record video in 4k@30fps. And a 32MP, f/2.0, 26 nm (wide), 1/3.1″, 0.8 µm camera placed at the centre.
Galaxy F41 supports a dual SIM(Nano-SIM, dual stand-by) technology. A 6000 mAh non-removable lithium-ion battery is used, this will hook you to your favourite entertainment for hours, and in case it drained up then, you can charge from 0 to 100 % within 160 minutes with the 15W Fast Charger presented inside the box. This device comes out of the box with One UI 2.1 based on Android 10.
Samsung Galaxy F41 Waterproof Test
Samsung Galaxy F41 is not waterproof because it didn’t have any IP rating. So, we decided to do a waterproof test for this device and did it three times before giving any statement. For that, we dipped the smartphone into the water. After that what results, you can easily distinguish from the three records given below:
The waterproof test results are purely based on individual/team observation. These tests will only give an idea of whether a device is waterproof or not. We recommend users not to try this test at home, as it might damage your device.
Case 1: Accidentally Dipped In Water
| Touch Screen |
No issue found |
| Camera |
Working |
| Charging Port |
Not working |
| Power Button |
Working |
| Speakers |
Not working Properly |
| Fingerprint Scanner |
Damaged |
Case 2: Dipped for 15 Seconds
| Touch Screen |
Still working |
| Camera |
Working |
| Charging Port |
Fully Damaged |
| Power Button |
Working |
| Volume Rocker |
Working |
| 3.5 mm Jack |
Damaged |
Case 3: Dipped For 30 Second
| Touch Screen |
Not Working properly |
| Camera |
Rear camera damaged but surprisingly Front camera still working |
| Power Button |
Damaged |
| Volume Rocker |
Partially Damaged |
Conclusion
After conducting 30 second waterproof and splash-proof test on Samsung Galaxy F41, it seems that this device is splash-proof to some extent, but it is not a waterproof device for sure. The device’s screen and camera survived up to 15 seconds underwater, which indicates that there is no proper waterproofing done in Galaxy F41.
Before signing off, I want to tell you that, for a month, I have been using Samsung F41, and for sure, you have gone for it if IP rating is not that important for you, but at this price range, it is difficult to get IP certified smartphone. So as a result, the Samsung Galaxy F41 is not a waterproof device. Feel free to express your view in the comment section.
