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People looking for a quick fix for water-damaged phones often stumble upon the rice method. It’s a fairly straightforward solution to dry a wet phone in a bag of rice.
If you want your earbuds and headphones to sound loud and clear all the time, you need to clean them regularly and pay attention to maintenance as well.
If water manages to sneak into your phone’s speaker, that’s bad news for the device.
If you have reasons to believe that there’s water inside your phone’s speakers, removing it might be quite tricky.
Exposing your Samsung Galaxy S24 to water is never a pleasant experience.
If you’re a lucky iPhone 16 Pro Max owner, your worst nightmare is exposing it to water.
If, by any chance in the world, your Redmi Note 8 or Redmi Note 8 Pro comes in contact with water, odds are, you'll be distressed.
If you dropped your iPhone 15 in a puddle of water, odds are, you’re quite distressed, to say the least.
Distorted or muffled sound is commonly caused by water that has gotten into your Xiaomi Redmi Note 13 Pro speaker.
Even a few drops of water that might get inside your OnePlus 13 speaker might cause a lot of issues in your device.
Yes, your Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra does feature the IP68 water resistance rating. However, is it completely waterproof?
Accidentally exposing your Oppo Reno13 to water can lead to muffled audio or internal damage, especially if water gets trapped in the speaker.
If there’s some water trapped inside your Xiaomi Redmi Turbo 4 speaker, there’s a solid chance that you’ll be experiencing muffled or distorted audio on your device.
If there’s some water trapped inside your Samsung Galaxy A55 speaker, there is a huge chance that it’s already causing you problems.
The iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max, powered by iOS 26, continue to push the boundaries of mobile technology.