How to Water Proof your iPhone 4 and Prevent Water Damage
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Are you worried about water damage to your favorite gadget , iPhone 4 . Then here is a solution to waterproof it . Liquipel is a waterproofing solution for your iPhone 4 that will coat your iPhone 4S , iPhone 4 or any other device with a water repelling agent that is not visible with naked eye . This waterproofing coating on your phone is thinner than a human hair .
About Liquipel :
Liquipel is a Southern California-based company which has created this revolutionary hydrophobic technology using nano particles that can protect your electronic device even when it is submerged under water . Liquipel penetrates the entire device as a whole, including all of its vital components inside and out at molecular level to provide optimal protection against accidental contact with any liquid.
How to Apply Liquipel :
Unlike any other iPhone kit , Liquipel cannot be applied at home. It is not a case . The user has to send the device along with $59 at the headquarters of Liquipel to get it treated .
Liquipel in Action - Official Video
Another video of Liquipel in Action :
Source : Liquipel.com
This is an incredible technology and Apple and other phone manufactures should use this technology to water-proof their phones before shipping it to their customers . Please let us know your views in the comment section below .
Also Read : How to remove moisture - water from your iPhone at home
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Fu*ken A……That is all I have to say…..I just dropped my IP4 into the d@mn toilet the other day. It wouldn’t turn on in anyway…..
Whoops , check out out next post just for you to dry your wet iphone (3 different ways) .
hahaha
Seriously, I dropped my second Ip4 in the toilet, and I took the back off,. At first it said the”device you have connected is not supported ” After some drying time she worked perfectly.
3 days later, it came back to life after a little bit of self taught fixing. Took it apart….and pretty much lost the camera and vibration thing after putting it back together. The vibration is super weak but still works and the camera does not work at all. Everything else works perfect on my phone though. I am thankful for that at least
Fabulous idea but would consumers be willing to pay an extra fifty bucks for this insurance? I doubt it.
Easy enough, make it an option to choose from!
Would people be willing to pay 59 dollars for waterproofing. I would say yes. Carriers have insurance that you pay every month and its not cheap. This is a one time fee and if it lasts for the duration you have your device then that is awesome. Having your device away for a day or two might be another problem :3
Yes and no. For a NEW phone that doesn’t have all the personal info on it, sure, but to send off a phone that has contacts, phone numbers, pics, etc, NO!
Regardless of how much integrity a company has, there are individuals within a company that their curiousity trumps any policy they have in place as far as trying to access another’s personal info.
i totaly agree with this!!!
an option would be, if your iphone 4 is jailbroken (4s cant be JB yet), then you can set up lockdown through cydia and lock the individual apps like photos, contacts, settings, internet, etc.. they no business looking inside the software, since they are working with hardware, so they have no reason to be going through apps.
just a thought… or lock the entire device all together and set your device to “erase all data from device after 10 failed attemps”
MMA Fighter (by the way, can’t get enuf of cage fightin’!) Sorry, I digress, but yeah…
Buy a case that is built to be dropped, kicked, etc instead of wasting your money on a novel thing, and then strap it on either your chin or your chest and jump into the octagon!
On and on I could go. Hey, don’t get me wrong, I took the link…enjoyed the video, and it rates as “NEAT” at best.
If this was so FOOL PROOF, would not Apple (or ANY company) seek to be buying them out so they could tout their products were H2O proof instead of letting this start up try to get all the glory?
Whatever~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Manufacturers must waterproof their device using this technology
Sounds nice aslong as it wont be too expensive.
Yes. They can charge extra for this option!!!
Kind of warranty!!
Hey, how about the option of ording the hot blond in the bikini in the video instead of the waterproofing?! I’d go for that in a heartbeat!
haha , yeah ..
Apple should be incorperating this technology into the next gen iDevices. We pay so much for them the least they can do is provide a little protection.
agree with you wrx . this treatment should be given by default to all iPhone’s
If done at the manufacturing level, this would cost pennies, not $59 — if it really works, all manufacturers should use such a technology. Yes, slightly lower phone sales but that would be more than made up for by I crested customer satisfaction and loyalty.
I’m pretty sure this technology will cause some problem of cooling(still remember when u running a large game, you phone became hot). I guess that’s the reason why apple won’t introduce this to iphone.
Agree!. Sometimes my iphone gets hot (unusable with the yellow triangle and needs to cool down so it can be used), just for having it in my motorcycle holder in the summer. I bet this technology would make it worse…
Never thought about over heating…maybe not such a good idea. I guess if it over heats you could always put it in some cold water!
LOL , this is a very good idea actually
This is perfect, but how about over heating?
i’m using iphone4 and ipad 1 and both have over heating problems,not enough to restart or stop working tough.
so i imagine this coating thing will increase the chances of over heating.
A very good idea if its produced at manufacture level
as for heating how about pouring a jug of cold water on it that should it cool it down
How about the speakers ? Waterproof too ?
Exactly.. where air can be passed, the water too.. i dnt think this method will work n e more..
But its nt possible.. coz charging port is open headphones port is open speaker mic ringer holes are also open.. howz water wil not enter in it n if these points are closed then how could we use them..???
haha, u didnt get the point, this coating will repel water , so if water goes into any part of iphone, water will not b absorbed and the device will be safer
I didn’t get the point?!?! Forgive me, but u/stood very well
Now, what YOU didn’t get is MY point(s) perhaps? Here, let me review…
1. Nobody wants to part with their PERSONAL phone for any unduly length of time
A. Life styles are too busy, and most don’t have an alternate phone to use while theirs is being transported to/from this retailer.
B. I wouldn’t (and most would not) trust a personal phone in the hands of who knows who, to have at their disposal for fear of viewing contact information, photos, etc. Hey, there’s a reason they’re refered to as PERSONAL cellphones, hello!
Now, without viewing my initial comment, those were the PRIMARY concerns I posted I believe, correct?
Let me add this lastly which is worth noting…
In the event it got water damaged, do you think Apple stands behind it? Let me answer..Nooooooooooooo!
Will this company provide you another NEW phone? I don’t know, but if they would….
1. Would it be the identical model? 2. What if the phone is not produced any longer? 3. Would it be a refurbished phone? 4. Can you replace photos, contacts, etc that were stored on your now water logged phone? I’ll answer again, NO!
Guarantees and warranties are put to test when they have to be used. Regardless how good it sounds, many warranties are worth the paper they’re printed on only.
By the way, with repeated use of a docking port, or inserting headphones in/out, will this product wear off in time?
I fully u/stand nobody is ignorant enough to go scuba diving with this product in place on their phone.
…and before you write me off (because you misread my notes, and probably ASSume too much), this is a GREAT product imo!
However, if s/one wants to spent the $60 or so (cost to ship? I didn’t read thru all the info), it’s a very novel thing…”Hey look e/body, anybody want to bet me I won’t submerge my iphone in this pitcher of beer?”
(These thoughts are coming to me as I type btw)…
Is it valid against water only? Are there fluids that will eat through and erode the covering in time?
Why is this product not used in the boating industry to some measure, or some other industry that has reason and cause to implement its use?
IF (and a VERY LARGE IF) I had $60 bucks to blow on a novel thing like this, and IF they were next door to my home, I MAY consider having it done, but neither will come to pass
Hey…there are cases that will protect just the same, and you will be better served spending your money on a case where your phone is more apt to be dropped on the GROUND than in the kiddie pool is my guess?
Enough said
All I can say is, WOW!
All this over a “novelty” lol
Everyone: imagine if it was about politics…