Today we’ve at long last gotten official affirmation from OnePlus that the OnePlus 11 is appraised IP64 for dust and splash resistant in all markets in which it’s being advertised. As per the definitions in the IP code, that implies the phone is “dust tight”, with complete protection against dust particles entering.
Watering sprinkles from any direction is additionally safe. That, nonetheless, is less water resistant than a great deal of its rivals offer – it’s normal to see phones being shielded from submersion in water, and not simply sprinkling. Indeed, even at lower price tags than the OnePlus 11’s, if we think about Samsung’s Galazy A series handsets.
Assuming you’re asking why we’re composing a whole post about this, that is on the grounds that there was a ton of disarray about the IP rating subject yesterday. News sources situated in the US appear to have gotten the data about the IP rating ahead of the worldwide send off for the OnePlus 11.
It’s not by any stretch of the imagination strange for Chinese cell phones to not have any kind of IP rating so at first we didn’t respect it, however at that point as each outlet that had been sent an OnePlus 11 unit weeks prior distributed a survey once the send off occasion was finished, it became evident that some were told about the IP64 rating, and some weren’t. We promptly contacted OnePlus for input, and it took until now to hear back.
It could never have been unbelievable for the rating to just apply to models in a particular market – say, the US, or North America all in all. Stuff like that has occurred previously, and assuming that a specific market is more delicate to explicit highlights like this than others, monetarily it probably won’t check out to have the IP testing accomplished for all units sold all over.
In principle, all endure a similar measure of dust and water being tossed at them. Unfortunately, that is not the situation, and in the event that you purchase an OnePlus 11, it will be IP64 evaluated paying little mind to where you get it from.
Published on 02/11/23 12:45 | by Rawa John