IP68
PulseAugur coverage of IP68 — every cluster mentioning IP68 across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
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How to identify waterproof USB-C cables using IP ratings
USB-C cables can be waterproof, but buyers must check for an official IP rating, such as IP67 or IP68, which indicates resistance to dust and water immersion. These specialized cables are designed for harsh environments…
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CMF launches milk-carton-shaped portable speakers with Auracast
CMF, a brand associated with Nothing Technology Ltd., has launched its first portable speakers, the CMF Speaker S and Speaker M. These speakers are designed to resemble milk cartons and come in vibrant colors. Both mode…
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Apple enters foldable market with iPhone Duo, matching Pixel Fold durability
Apple has reportedly entered the foldable phone market with the "iPhone Duo," a device that mirrors the durability features of the Google Pixel Fold, including IP68 water and dust resistance. This move signifies Apple's…
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Understanding IP Ratings for Waterproof Bluetooth Speakers
When shopping for Bluetooth speakers, understanding their Ingress Protection (IP) ratings is crucial for water resistance. An IP rating consists of two numbers: the first for dust resistance and the second for water res…
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Apple AirTags: Understanding Their Water Resistance Capabilities
Apple's AirTags are water-resistant, not waterproof, with an IP67 rating. This means they can withstand immersion in up to 1 meter of water for 30 minutes. While this rating covers scenarios like rain or shallow puddles…
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Phone water resistance ratings misleading; Splatoon Raiders game crash secret found
A Mastodon post highlights that IP68 water resistance ratings on phones can be misleading, advising against submerging devices in pools. Separately, another post reveals a loading screen secret in the game Splatoon Raid…
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Phone IP68 ratings are misleading, offering limited real-world water protection
The Ingress Protection (IP) rating system, particularly IP68, often overstates a phone's actual water resistance. While IP68 theoretically means a device can be submerged, the specifics of depth and duration are left to…