Is LeEco Le Pro 3 waterproof somehow?

[D1stRU3T0R]

Or it will cause some damage, or it is waterproof just for seconds?

 

[tsongming]

Or it will cause some damage, or it is waterproof just for seconds?

Well there is this: https://forum.xda-developers.com/le-pro3/how-to/le-pro-3-survive-water-test-d-t3514707

 

[Shehz4d]

I wouldn't say mine was the least bit resistant to any type of liquid.
I had a screen protector which required the application of a small bit of liquid adhesive to the sides of the screen to fill the gap between the 2.5D screen of the le Pro 3 Elite and the glass protector.
Half of the screen was left with water-like damage after the application.
The liquid has seeped in the LCD screen.
There are also other people who got similar issues from applying the liquid adhesive.
For what it's worth, some of the devices may not have had their screen glued properly to the phone and I got one of those.
The leeco is not particularly well-known for their Quality Control.

 

[GWARslave119]

Did you drop it in the toilet?

 

[D1stRU3T0R]

Did you drop it in the toilet?

No, but asking bcs i want to make underwater video guess i need to use tricks, like put it in a transparent bag etc xd

 

[GWARslave119]

Ah, well I was semi joking...I dropped my S3 (x522) in the toilet but it still works ha. I use it for my secondary (WiFi only) phone. I'd check for you but I'm doin a few things at, but check gsmarena.com and see if it has an IP rating of at least 65, if not 67 or higher.

https://www.mpl.ch/info/IPratings.html

 

[smae]

I wouldn't say mine was the least bit resistant to any type of liquid.
I had a screen protector which required the application of a small bit of liquid adhesive to the sides of the screen to fill the gap between the 2.5D screen of the le Pro 3 Elite and the glass protector.
Half of the screen was left with water-like damage after the application.
The liquid has seeped in the LCD screen.
There are also other people who got similar issues from applying the liquid adhesive.
For what it's worth, some of the devices may not have had their screen glued properly to the phone and I got one of those.
The leeco is not particularly well-known for their Quality Control.

That shouldn't be the leeco's fault because those devices are probably refurbished or repaired devices. I saw one of them having touch problem out of the box and I even opened one x720 which water had damaged its motherboard and realized the display is not original and isn't glued properly. (Original display has a black cover over its flexicable which in this case it was all yellow and also original displays have synaptics touch ic on them while non-originals don't have)

 

[Joms_US]

Well there is this: https://forum.xda-developers.com/le-pro3/how-to/le-pro-3-survive-water-test-d-t3514707

Just don't try in salty water.