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IP68
Water-resistance is not permanent and it may be affected to some extent over time. The
following conditions may affect the water-resistance performance of the wearable device and
should be avoided. Damage caused by immersion in liquid is not covered by the warranty.
The device being dropped from a high place or impacted by other objects.
Wearable devices that meet this
standard are resistant to dust,
and can be immersed in water
deeper than 1 meter at a normal
temperature and pressure (the
depth and duration may vary
depending on the product
model). It is a higher standard
than IPX7.
These wearable devices comply with
the IP68-rated resistance level under
the IEC 60529:2013 standard.
Wearable devices can prevent dust
from living rooms, offices, laboratories,
light industrial studios, and storage
rooms from entering. They are not
suitable in particularly dusty
environments.
They are resistant to being splashed by
water. However, we recommend that
you do not immerse your wearable
devices in water. You can wear your
wearable device when you exercise as
they are resistant to sweat or wash
your hands. You can also wear them
when it is raining.
The wearable device is not suitable for
use in the following scenarios:
1. Swimming, snorkeling, diving, scuba
diving, or other activities with
immersion in water for a long time.
2. Showers, hot springs, saunas (steam
rooms), and other activities in high-
temperature and high-humidity
environments.
3. Activities related to high-speed
water currents, such as diving, water
skiing, surfing, motorized water sports
(such as speedboats and motorboats),
car washing, and rafting.
(Damage to the wearable device
caused by immersion in liquid is not
covered by the warranty if the
wearable device is used in an
unsuitable scenario.)
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