The first-gen AirPods Pro and the third-gen basic AirPods share an IPX4 rating. That gives them water resistance similar to the second-gen Pro, simply without a dust seal. Don't go riding dune ...

IPX4 offers decent protection against ... shallow-water swimming, snorkeling, water-related work, fishing. Splash/rain-resistant. Not suitable for diving. Water Resistant 10 atm or 100 meters ...

This means they are at least splash-resistant. However, if you sweat a lot, it might not be enough. The higher the number rises, the more water-resistant the device gets, of course. IPX4 is ...

But can these speakers actually take a splash? For that matter, what about other devices like smartwatches that make waterproof claims? You've probably wondered how close to water you should risk ...

have an IPX4 rating, which only makes the device sweat and splash resistance. The AirPods Pro (2nd generation) with MagSafe Charging Case (USB-C) are the only Apple earbuds with an IP54 water and ...

Most flagship phones these days boast some level of water resistance, and you’ll find “IP ratings” on everything from the Apple iPhone 16 to the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra. But that got us ...