The safest phones this summer

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The safest phones this summer



Sony Experia, Samsung and Apple are the makers of the safest devices



   Summer is one of the times of the year where mobile devices suffer the most. The beach, the pool or the mountain routes are constant dangers that put smartphones in danger. With the passage of time, manufacturers have been avoiding the security failures of their products and have also incorporated new features to deal with one of the problems of telephones: water.

Sony Experia, Samsung and Apple are the stars in this field. In the case of Sony, Sony Xperia have obtained IP65 and IP68 certificates, the highest rating that can be given to this class of devices. These certificates guarantee that no water or dust particles enter the device.

   In the second place are the latest Samsung Galaxy models, whose manufacturers have tested the water resistance of S6, S7 and Edge versions. A very similar case occurs with the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus, since they are also resistant to water and dust. The Cupertino company, in its last two models, has reinforced the edges and coated the entrances to prevent particles and water from entering the device.

Controlled use

Despite the fact that the latest market models, experts recommend being cautious. In case you plan to go to the beach, to the pool or somewhere that the mobile device may come in contact with water, it is recommended to use 100% hermetic protectors.

They cover the entire device and allow them to be submerged and used under water. Even so, it is important to have the guarantee that these accessories are certified to use them safely in these situations.

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