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iPhone 17 Air

Water Eject Feature and Speaker Fix in iOS 26 (Apple iPhone 17 Air)

The newly released iPhone 17 Air is Apple’s lightest and thinnest iPhone to date. While it retains the durable design and IP68 water resistance rating of its Pro siblings, it also faces the same issue that many iPhones encounter: water in the speaker grill.

Whether you're rinsing your device, caught in a storm, or simply cleaning it, water might still seep into the speaker mesh, leading to distorted sound or reduced volume. Thankfully, iOS 26 and third-party tools offer an effective solution.

How to Eject Water from iPhone 17 Air

You don’t need rice or a hairdryer. Instead, you can use a water eject sound, a low-frequency vibration that helps push trapped moisture out through the speaker.

Some users prefer using the Siri Shortcut to eject water on iPhone, while others visit water eject online tools, which replicate the same sound through their browser. In both cases, the audio pulses vibrate the speaker and help release any remaining droplets.

If you're looking to fix your iPhone speaker after water exposure, this should be your first step before visiting a service center.

iOS 26 Makes It Easier

With iOS 26, custom automations allow users to trigger water ejection sequences with a tap or voice command. You can set a shortcut called “Eject Water iPhone” and access it from the Control Center, Siri, or a widget.

Even with its ultra-thin body, the Apple iPhone 17 Air packs a punch in features and performance. And with simple tools, even something as annoying as water in the speaker can be fixed at home in seconds.