6S iPhone Plus is not presented by the Apple company as being capable of working under water, but a young American thought to test this quality of his and compare it to Samsung Galaxy Edge S6, both terminals working without problems after being placed in a container with water.
In the video clip below, you can see that even after 22 minutes of operation under water, the two terminals did not show any sign that they could close, so we are talking about two resistant smartphones that can also work under water, although officially this feature does not exist.
I found out in the morning that iPhone 6S Plus is impossible to bend and I saw the first resistance tests for iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus, the two terminals of the Apple company being impressively resistant in both situations, something that few would have imagined.
