Can you really use EverWet waterproofing spray with iPhone & laptops?

its NOT possible, Im familiar with that nanotechnology hydrophobic spray,..its good for boots, gloves, and exterior coatings on NON electronic devices. There is nothing on earth that is going to protect your AIR computer from water, especially submerged, (except maybe a giant industrial ziplock as used by the Army to protect electronics in the field)

if such spray made it to the micro resistors etc etc in the logic board and bridged an electrical gap even with the machine OFF (much less on), it would fry your computer.

MACS already have non porous metal casings, and NOTHING on earth is going to protect a LOT of water seeping thru the keyboard slots onto the motherboard,....NOTHING.

Dont even think of using that stuff on your iphone or laptop

Two questions: 1) have you seen any demos where after applying and/or removing it from water they've used the earphone jack or lightning port? 2) They haven't stayed in water all that long have they?

there is NO coating on earth that is going to STOP frying an electrical device where FRICTION CONTACTS are in use, such as headphone jack, lightning jack, USB jack,.....etc etc etc etc........ does NOT exist

Same reasons there are so many crazy claims about things out there trying to sell things you either dont NEED, and might potentially HARM your device, as they say "anything for a buck".

The claims of immersing electronics is "fluff and nonsense". The spray IS amazing, I have some and use it, ....but its certainly NOT meant to spray on electronics, much less give you the impression you can immerse same in water

"Liquiprel" sells a process by which your iPhone is made more water resistant (not water proof). The process works on all internal components, modules, and connectors. It is not a DIY process, and you must send the iPhone to the company. The available videos show the iPhone remains functional underwater, and users have reported that, under complete and continuous immersion, the coating will fail.