Phone water damage

Exactly what do you need out of it? It's it was properly backed up there's Apple's out of warranty replacement cost. Apple will accept the damaged iPhone and replace it with an equivalent "replacement device".

If you absolutely positively need data on the phone that wasn't backed up, then there are services that will attempt to fix them and get them working long enough to extract data (as a backup to iTunes) from the device. Most reputable services will say that they don't guarantee that it will be a long term fix. You'll have to research who can do something like that. And if you go that route, most likely Apple will refuse to accept the phone for any kind of repair or replacement in the future.

If you beyond you mean not covered by the standard warranty you are correct. If you purchased AppleCare + you get two replacements by paying a deductible.

Since you are backed up you need no 3rd party repair so just go forth with the out-of-warranty replacement.

Armando522 wrote:

Not much actually, I can restore everything with icloud and I'm not worried about the Data as much, though isn't water damage beyond Apple's warranty?

Yes. As much as many people cite Apple's claims, in the end they have warranty terms that expressly state that liquid damage is not covered by the warranty. They do have a fairly simple policy of replacing liquid damaged iPhones for a fixed price.

The phone is dead. you need a new one.