This seems like a cool idea but every single review I have ever read said that it didnt save there device and they never got any kind of refund or compensation for water damage even though this claims to protect it. The best way to test this product would be to coat a piece of copper in Liquipel then place a water droplet onto it then Ωohm test with a multimeter to see if you have continuity across the water drop and the surface of the copper. Almost can guarantee that it would be an open circuit, thus not preventing the water from creating cross contact between ICs which is what causes things to short out and quit functioning properly. Also they dont even take your phone apart might work better if you were to remove the logic board and EMI shields and actually coat the PCB. You could come up with a service where you submerge your phone in silicone and vacuum all the air out to seal it up, or you could just by a LifeProof https://youtube/watch?v=uhPvGLS8ka8
Posted on: Fri, 24 Oct 2014 04:18:20 +0000
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