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Water RESISTANT, not WATER PROOF. It would need to be PROOF to swim with it. Resistant = you can shower, wash dishes, wash your hands. It's not SUBMERSIBLE below 9 feet for more then 30 minutes, I guess you could swim in the shallow end for 30 minutes?!?!?!?!? :D
 
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Water RESISTANT, not WATER PROOF. It would need to be PROOF to swim with it. Resistant = you can shower, wash dishes, wash your hands. It's not SUBMERSIBLE below 9 feet for more then 30 minutes, I guess you could swim in the shallow end for 30 minutes?!?!?!?!? :D

I am rarely bellow 9 feet, let alone for 30 minutes! Actually, AP67 is up to 1 meter. I think for most swimming I would be alright, but this thread was more to gauge real life experience, not the advertising specifications.
 

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You're right, its 1m. I had 3 on the brain because 1m = roughly 3ft.


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Blah. Terrible videos.
"Watch me dunk it underwater for 30 seconds!"
"Watch me dunk it 4 inches under water"
*Yawn

I've done both of those things with my G watch.

Personally I wouldn't swim with a watch. Ever. I think I can go without the time (or notifications) while I am swimming. :D
 

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If it has never been banged, dropped or any other physical trauma then maybe it'll stand up, key word maybe. If it has been beaten like a red headed step child, like normal watches usually have had happen to them, I wouldn't chance it.

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Blah. Terrible videos.
"Watch me dunk it underwater for 30 seconds!"
"Watch me dunk it 4 inches under water"
*Yawn

I've done both of those things with my G watch.

Personally I wouldn't swim with a watch. Ever. I think I can go without the time (or notifications) while I am swimming. :D
That depends on if you live on or near the water (whether it's the ocean or a lake) and do a lot of boating, diving, surfing, wakeboarding etc. There are actually a lot of instances you need a watch in the water. Obviously, I wouldn't wear a "smartwatch" in the ocean, the salt water would probably tear it up regardless of how waterproof it was. If you're simply lounging by pool, then sure there's no need.

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Not changing my mind on this one. Terrible videos.
" Hey, let's see if we dunk it under 4 inches of water?"
That's not anything like surfing or wakeboarding. Slam it hard into the surface of the water! Make it go to 4 feet for *just* a second.
Gently place it under water. Come on. Its rated ip67. I trust that rating. I really don't need that proven.
When my beaten up watch gets exceptionally dirty, I rinse it off at the kitchen tap!
Its water resistant to 3 1/2 feet for 30 minutes. I believe that 100%. But if you really want to shoot a video proving this is true how about setting the watch in 3 and 1/4 feet of water for 29 minutes?
That would be a far superior video.
Dunk it under a little bit of water for a few seconds....bah!


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Not changing my mind on this one. Terrible videos.
" Hey, let's see if we dunk it under 4 inches of water?"
That's not anything like surfing or wakeboarding. Slam it hard into the surface of the water! Make it go to 4 feet for *just* a second.
Gently place it under water. Come on. Its rated ip67. I trust that rating. I really don't need that proven.
When my beaten up watch gets exceptionally dirty, I rinse it off at the kitchen tap!
Its water resistant to 3 1/2 feet for 30 minutes. I believe that 100%. But if you really want to shoot a video proving this is true how about setting the watch in 3 and 1/4 feet of water for 29 minutes?
That would be a far superior video.
Dunk it under a little bit of water for a few seconds....bah!


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Wow. You seem angry about this.
 
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When I get my silicone band I will do my own test. I am more concerned about the leather than I am the 360!
 
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My silicon band arrived at home today. Can't wait to get home and put it on the watch, then do a water test! :)
 
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Love this band! Been running my watch under water in the sink to prove it can handle it. This band is made to handle being wet. So cool.
 
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