It turns out the iPhone 6S might be WATERPROOF



Apple does not claim the phone is waterproof, but this video appears to prove otherwise



HAS Apple secretly made the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus WATERPROOF?

 

"The only thing that's changed is everything," Apple boasts on the advertisements for its new smartphone – to find out whether or not it lives up to that lofty claim, why not read our definitive review?

The iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus hit Apple Stores across the globe last week. Both handsets feature a number of improvements and tweaks, including a pressure sensitive 3D Touch display, 12MP rear camera and 4K video support.

Apple has not mentioned any improvements to the smartphone's ability to survive being DUNKED in water – but a new YouTube video appears to prove the iPhone is (almost) waterproof.

 

One YouTube test shows the smartphone can withstand an hour, the other – just two minutes

A new video from YouTube star Zach Straley shows the Apple iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus submerged in a bowl of water.

The Apple smartphones manage to withstand an HOUR of being underwater. 

After some 60 minutes, the YouTube presenter dries them off and shows that 3D Touch, the Lightning port and the iPhone's camera are still in perfect working order.

 

Zach Straley posted a follow-up video 48 hours after the test to prove the phones did not succumb to a water-y grave.

A similar demo last year showed the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus could only withstand some 10 minutes in the water before the phone stopped working.

However, many have pointed out that the test does not mean your shiny new iPhone is likely to survive a dunk in the swimming pool.

In fact, another YouTube video proves that the iPhone 6s is no match for chlorinated water – after the brand-new Apple smartphone stops working after just two minutes in a pool.

 

"Do not jump into water with this thing guys," the iDeviceHelp presenter tells the camera after his short-lived test.

Last week a YouTube star put the iPhone 6S through the same strenuous bend test as the iPhone 6, which reportedly warped when kept in people's pockets.

Apple has seen enormous success with its latest smartphone, with the firm SELLING OUT of its new handset.