OnePlus 7 Pro, OnePlus 7 will have water resistance but without an IP rating
OnePlus Co-founder Carl Pei explains the company's rationale for declining to get an IP rating.

Waterproof ratings for phones cost you money. We just bought a bucket. #OnePlus7Series https://t.co/Q0eAKsfMEw pic.twitter.com/4f0RmNpI2t
— OnePlus (@oneplus) May 3, 2019 " target="_blank">Twitter handles.The latest 30-second teaser video confirms water resistance on the OnePlus 7 Pro and OnePlus 7 but explicitly mentions the absence of any IP ratings. "Waterproof ratings for phones cost you money. We bought something less expensive instead," the message in the teaser video reads.[caption id="attachment_6583431" align="alignnone" width="1280"]
A still from the teaser posted by OnePlus. Image: OnePlus/ YouTube[/caption]The video also features a bucket in which one of the upcoming OnePlus handsets has been thrown to highlight its water resistance. But it is worth noting here that at around 21 seconds, a fine print confirms that the phone is water-resistant under optimal test conditions.However, the note also issues a warning suggesting that people don't go dunking their phones in a bucket to affirm water resistance. OnePlus also adds that damages from water submersion won't be covered under the standard warranty.

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