pappuband
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09-05-2023 05:35 PM in
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Hey guys ... i have samsung s21 fe exynos version.... its ip rated 68... so its water and dust resistant ... so my question is .... is there any feature sort of like water eject is there in apple in case water enters the speaker grill.???
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sarnandu
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09-05-2023 06:17 PM in
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i think no
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09-05-2023 06:30 PM in
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Try the Speaker cleaner app from play store.
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09-05-2023 06:35 PM in
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1. Dont try to test this feature even if its there.
2. Dont compare mid-range devices to high end apple phones.
Take care of the phone even if its IP68 certified bro 😅
2. Dont compare mid-range devices to high end apple phones.
Take care of the phone even if its IP68 certified bro 😅
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09-05-2023 08:30 PM in
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But samsung claims it is ip 68 so ???
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09-05-2023 08:47 PM in
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So thats why you want to test it. Go ahead by all means bro! Its your device anyways
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09-05-2023 11:21 PM in
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Currently there is no such feature available inbuilt,
if you still want to risk and try, there are few apps and website that play a sound in certain frequency to eject the water (it may or may not work)
if you still want to risk and try, there are few apps and website that play a sound in certain frequency to eject the water (it may or may not work)