iPhone 14 pro NOT waterproof

iPhones are NOT water-proof. they are water-resistant which is an entirely different specification.

NOWHERE does apple say their phones are water-proof. If you destroy it with water Apple is not going to repair it and no one here can suggest anything else. Modern cars are designed to withstand crashes, it dont mean you drive them out of the showroom and into a cement truck.

No where does Apple claim any iPhone is waterproof.

They are water resistant.

That is not the same thing.

You have destroyed your new phone.

The warranty does not cover water damage.

About splash, water, and dust resistance of iPhone 7 and later - Apple Support

To prevent liquid damage, avoid these:

• Swimming or bathing with your iPhone
• Exposing your iPhone to pressurized water or high velocity water, such as when showering, water skiing, wake boarding, surfing, jet skiing, and so on
• Using your iPhone in a sauna or steam room
• Intentionally submerging your iPhone in water
• Operating your iPhone outside the suggested temperature ranges or in extremely humid conditions
• Dropping your iPhone or subjecting it to other impacts
• Disassembling your iPhone, including removing screws

You may be the fastest we've seen destroy a brand new iPhone 14 Pro by submerging in water. iPhone is NOT now, nor has it EVER been waterproof and water damage is NOT covered by iPhone warranty. I hope you purchased AppleCare+ with the phone? If you didn't you'll be offered an Out of Warranty replacement for at least 60% of the price you just paid for the phone.

And whether you put it under water or not, you got it wet on a waterslide, which has destroyed your phone. Apple won't replace it. Period.

Why are you telling me this, I already know.

"Apple:”These iPhone models are splash, water, and dust resistant and were tested under controlled laboratory conditions.”

Yes, that's exactly why I said none of them are waterproof.

Do you understand the difference between water resistant and waterproof?

chandleriphone wrote:

Yes I do! Do you understand the difference between sliding down a water slide and diving into a pool?

With a water slide, the water is usually just enough to allow a person to slide on the surface of it. The person is not submerged in water, more than 90% of a person's body is above the water.

And yet your phone got wet enough that moisture was inside your camera lenses. Taking an over $1000 brand new iPhone down a water slide was a most unwise choice. And as we've told you, if there is any permanent damage, Apple will not warrant your phone.

If the phone is fine it is better for everyone to step away and move on. Please use caution around water with the iPhone since a minor drop and time can degrade the water resistance of the device. The "idiots" you referred to in a deleted post were doing the same activities you were but you cannot see that right now since you are too busy trying to prove your correctness. I dont care if you are right or wrong. you know the risks.

Congratulations, you've managed to destroy your phone in less than a week.

NONE of your previous phones were waterproof, you just got extremely lucky.

A waterpark is not a controlled laboratory. The iPhone is not waterproof, just water resistant (like if you got some raindrops on it, not being submerged in liquid). Water and electronics seldom mix.