Anyone used galaxy s5 inside the tank?

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Has anyone been brave enough to put their galaxy s5 inside the tank to take pictures? The first thing I did to mine was to put it on video and rinse it in the faucet. I'm not so sure about putting it in a tank with saltwater though.
 
Dude..you are brave.... I mean crazy. :-) I think they have water tight bags that seem to work
 
Check this out, maybe you already saw this video?
[video=youtube;t-VekZP9jS0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-VekZP9jS0[/video]
 
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No I haven't watched it before. I know it is supposed to be waterproof for something like 10 minutes and have rinsed mine in the sink. But saltwater I'm not too sure about.
 
No I haven't watched it before. I know it is supposed to be waterproof for something like 10 minutes and have rinsed mine in the sink. But saltwater I'm not too sure about.
The s5 active I have says it is waterproof up to 3 feet... I have had it around 4 feet to see if it would leak under pressure of the water and it was fine. I also have not had it in the water at that depth any longer them 5 min max either.
 
No I haven't watched it before. I know it is supposed to be waterproof for something like 10 minutes and have rinsed mine in the sink. But saltwater I'm not too sure about.

From the video, he had it under water for a little over 30min or so...:noidea:
 
I have the S4 Active and I just wanted to test it. I stuck it in the tank and took a short 15 sec video and it looked pretty good.
I just ordered my S6, wonder how water proof/resistant it is. I wanted to hold out for the S6 Active but not sure they are making it.
 
here is one I just took... phone was about 7 inches under water.
Sorry it is not really in focus, but kind of hard to do looking through rippling water..LOL

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