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I see people with gloves for the cold that can work on their phones but I fear how much cold my phone can take before it would malfunction or become void in warranty. Anyone know the hot and cold specs for the device and/pr standard operating extremes?
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The S5 is rated
IP67 certified - dust and water resistant
- Water resistant up to 1 meter and 30 minutes with no temp specs per say given. However most any smartphone on the market today will operate over a fairly wide range of temperatures that would be suitable for humans over a short given period of time. The phones are to a point self-surviving because of sensors that are built in both for high and low temp, voltage cut-off, thermal run away and many other considerations. Before fail points can be reach the screen will go dark or the phone will shut down and these are but a small example.
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The S5 is rated
IP67 certified - dust and water resistant
- Water resistant up to 1 meter and 30 minutes with no temp specs per say given. However most any smartphone on the market today will operate over a fairly wide range of temperatures that would be suitable for humans over a short given period of time. The phones are to a point self-surviving because of sensors that are built in both for high and low temp, voltage cut-off, thermal run away and many other considerations. Before fail points can be reach the screen will go dark or the phone will shut down and these are but a small example.