OnePlus 7 Pro Teardown! - Is the Pop Up Camera Water Proof?!

Its time to take apart the OnePlus 7 Pro and see how water proof this phone really is. The best way to fix your phone is to never break it in the first place: How water resistant is the OnePlus 7 Pro? Speculations have been made, phones have been dropped in water, But the ONLY way to tell for sure if each opening in the OnePlus 7 pro is protected, is by looking at it from the inside. In this video we will be taking off the back glass of the OnePlus 7 to look at the motorized camera, the charging port, and the '10 layer liquid cooling system' that one plus has been talking about.
The OnePlus 7 Pro does have ingress protection at every opening. BUT It is extremely important to remember that this is to protect against *accidental* splashes. Never intentionally submerge your phone in water.
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Whats your favorite part of the OnePlus 7? The motorized camera? The liquid cooling? Under-screen fingerprint scanner?
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