Google has confirmed the waterproof rating for its latest Pixel smartphones. The devices carry an IP68 certification. This rating means the phones can withstand water exposure. They survive submersion in fresh water up to 1.5 meters deep. The time limit is 30 minutes. Users can feel confident using their phones in rain or near pools. Accidental spills or drops in shallow water should not damage the device. The IP68 standard also blocks dust particles. This protects internal components from debris.
(Google Pixel Waterproof Level)
The rating applies to new undamaged units. Physical impacts might compromise the waterproof seal. Google advises against intentional water exposure. The feature exists for accident protection. Avoid saltwater or chlorinated pools. These liquids can harm the phone over time. High-pressure water situations pose risks too. Examples include showering or jet skiing. Users should not charge wet devices. Moisture in ports causes electrical problems.
(Google Pixel Waterproof Level)
If a Pixel gets wet dry it immediately. Use a soft lint-free cloth. Do not apply heat like hair dryers. Heat damages the phone’s internal parts. Check all ports are dry before charging. Remember the IP68 rating has limits. It does not cover all liquid types. Beverages like coffee or soda require quick cleaning. Such liquids might cause corrosion. Google states warranty coverage excludes water damage. This applies if misuse occurs. The company designed Pixels for real-world durability. Water resistance adds user peace of mind. Proper care ensures the feature works when needed.